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DigiZine
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Phreaking
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Hacking
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Anarchy
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(And AnyThing Else P/H/A/C/C/V)
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Editor: Signal
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Co-Editor: Mustang
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File Contributions: John Deere
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Signal
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sPHeAr can be reached at system1x@axposf.pa.dec.com
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Issue #1
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[01.28.94]
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Contents
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Articles
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RedBox Dangers
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Operator Operations
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Our Fuckin' Rights
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Toll Fraud
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Philes
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NewHack.Zip
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Sneakers.Zip
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RedBox Dangers
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by Signal
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All real phreakers know that a redbox is a great tool, if used
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wisely. Redboxes can be used to make both local and LD calls.
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However, as we know, to make a local call, one must first dial
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'0' and then make up some excuse like 'excuse me operator, the
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5 button on this payphone doesn't seem to be working.' The
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TSPS operator would ask you to deposit 25 cents and dial then dial
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the number for you. Normally you don't need an excuse to have
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the operator dial a number for you. But in recent years the
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operators have become 'smarter' and aware of the rat shack
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tone-dialer conversion. Nowadays if you ask the operator to
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dial a number for you, for no apparent reason, he/she will
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become suspicious almost immediatly. Although they will place
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the call whether or not you give them a reason, the will be
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listening to you when you place the tones. Sometimes, I have
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discovered, that using a redbox to make local calls doesn't
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allways work, as I have had the operator inform me that the
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quarter was not registering and that I was using an electronic
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device. The operator then said that she was going to call
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security and to please wait on the line. I think you can guess
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what I did then. I have never had a problem dialing long
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distance though. This is probably because it is automated when
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it asks for your money. The main reason that the operator will
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suspect that you are using a redbox is if the tones generated
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are too loud, as this somehow impairs the TSPS's ability to
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detect the quarter tones. The quarter tones generated by the
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phone are usually much quieter than that of the red box. To
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get around this problem, hold a credit card, or piece of thin
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cardboard between the redbox and the mouthpiece. This should
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significantly reduce the loudness. Another reason for the
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operator knowing that you are using an 'electronic device' is
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that the speed of the tones produced by the redbox, often times
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do not match the speeds of the phone; the redbox tones are
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slightly, but noticably slower. There is no real solution to
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this type of problem, oh well, there are other phones out
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there.
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Operator Operations
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by Signal
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'Hello C&P telephone, may I help you?'
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We all know that TSPS operators are one of the most dangerous
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around. But is life as an operator really that interesting.
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When you come to think about it, you realize that although it
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would be great to be an operator, think about all the
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potential drawbacks. If you have ever taken a tour of either
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an AT&T switching station, or a Bell station, you know that
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operators don't have the best 'offices' around. Personally
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operators must have the most routine, and probably one of
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the most boring jobs around. Since the late 1980s almost all
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switching tasks are performed by computer, there is really no
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need to have a human operator. The operator's primary task is
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to oversee the computer and to take anycalls regarding collect
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calls, and billing. Even with collect calls, this is now
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handled by computer, where you dial 0+NPA+Nxx+xxxx and a voice
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recording will ask you for your name. Basically the TSPS
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operators exist to make operator-assisted calls. TSPS
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operators are so dangerous because they have an ANI readout
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display and are known sometimes to monitor operator-assisted
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calls. So is becoming an operator really a career choice?
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Our Fuckin' Rights
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by Signal
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Ever realize that the government has so much control it isn't
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even funny anymore? Just for an example, take the 2600
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incident in November 1992 at Pentagon City. As described by
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both the Washington Post and 2600 Magazine, the Secret Service
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agents that raided the meeting took disks, computer equipment,
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and other material without informing the people of what was
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happening. They also took the IDs of the people there with out
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any stated reasons. This act alone shows that the government
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has so much control over our lives, and that the Constitution
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doesn't offer as much protection as it seems it does. It is
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not in this century alone that the Constitution did not
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guarantee us our rights, as we can see. The government, since
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it is also composed of the Judicial branch can restrict our
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rights, and in some cases deny them to us and still get away
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with it.
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Toll Fraud
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Excerpt from the FCC Notice for Proposed Rulemaking, CC Docket
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93-292
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{Talks about how the FCC is fighting it.
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Doesn't talk about redboxes.. just beige boxing, and blue
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boxing, etc.}
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Until the mid 1980s, carrier networks were the main targets of
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telecommunications fraud. Fraud perpetrators might use electronic
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devices or even a child's whistle to simulate carrier switching tones
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that would allow them to place calls and avoid paying for them. As
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carriers developed new methods to prevent these primitive forms of
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toll fraud, however, perpetrators began to use computers to access the
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carriers' networks.
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Control over the use of telecommunications services has
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increasingly shifted from carriers to individual consumers.
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Technology is providing more flexible options for use of those
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services. With this shift in control, however, has come a shift in
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the toll fraud targets. Customers, as well as carriers, are now the
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victims. Fraud involving customer-owned private branch exchanges
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(PBXs) provides an example. Customers can now use a feature in their
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on-premises PBX equipment to route incoming remote access calls to an
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outgoing line. With this capability, a company's sales
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representatives in the field can, for example, have the convenience of
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placing calls that would be billed to the employer's outgoing PBX
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line. Fraud perpetrators have discovered that they can call into a
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PBX and then use computers or "finger hacking" to identify the
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authorization code for the remote access feature connected to the
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outgoing line. Once the authorization code is found or "hacked," the
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perpetrator can obtain a dial tone and make outgoing calls that are
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billed to the PBX owner. In some cases, the PBX owner may also be
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billed for incoming 800 calls made by the perpetrator.
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Both customers and carriers suffer the effects of fraud; industry
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and Secret Service estimates of annual losses range from one to five
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billion dollars, in an industry in which annual billings are
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approximately $175 billion. Several different types of fraud are
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creating these losses:
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(1) the unauthorized remote access through PBXs already described;
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(2) cellular "cloning," in which billing codes for legitimate
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cellular subscribers are installed in a perpetrator's cellular phones;
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(3) the billing of operator-assisted calls to line with billing
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restrictions, such as payphone lines; and
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(4) "clip-on" fraud, in which the perpetrator physically attaches a
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calling device directly to a phone line.
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Fraud perpetrators may watch customers using calling cards at
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payphones and sell the calling card numbers to others, or directly
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approach consumers and ask them to accept billing to their phones as
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part of a spurious "official" investigation. Industry and law
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enforcement sources expect that new types of fraud will develop even
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as these existing types of fraud are being combatted.
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Experience has shown that those new telecommunications
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technologies offering the most convenience and flexibility for users,
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are often also most likely to present new toll fraud opportunities.
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The Commission's goal has been, and will continue to be, to work with
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consumers and the industry to find solutions to each fraud problem
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without hindering the development or use of these new technologies.
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In devising these solutions, we must ensure that telecommunications
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equipment and services remain accessible.
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The Commission is not charged with enforcing criminal statutes
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or prosecuting toll fraud perpetrators. The Department of
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Justice, local law enforcement agencies, and the U. S. Secret Service
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are among the agencies charged with the enforcement of criminal
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statutes. Nevertheless, the Commission has taken several steps toward
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developing solutions to toll fraud. First, the Commission issued a
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series of "Consumer Alerts" describing the dangers posed by
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telecommunications fraud and steps that can be taken to detect and
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prevent it. Second, on October 9, 1992, we convened an _en banc_
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hearing on Toll Fraud. Panelists representing telecommunications
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consumers, carriers, equipment vendors, insurance providers, and law
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enforcement agencies presented diverse perspectives and detailed
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proposals for detection, prevention, and responsibility. (See
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Appendix B) Following the hearing, the Commission encouraged further
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comment by holding the record on toll fraud open until November 16,
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1992. Third, the Commission has taken action in related
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proceedings to address toll fraud concerns. In July 1992, in the
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operator service rulemaking proceedings, the Commission required local
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exchange carriers to offer services, to reduce payphone providers' and
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other aggregators' exposure to toll fraud. Earlier, in 1990, the
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Commission adopted standards for direct inward dial (DID) calls which
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required answer supervision on DID calls routed back to the public
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switched network by a PBX. This amendment of Part 68 of the
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Commission's rules was initiated because carriers were losing tens of
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millions of dollars of revenue in cases where PBXs failed to return an
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answer supervision signal to the central office, notifying it of a
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billable call. The Commission continues to resolve formal and
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informal complaints that raise toll fraud issues.
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The Commission also coordinates with industry, consumers,
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vendors, and law enforcement agencies. Commission staff attends
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meeting with industry groups working to formulate prospective
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solutions to toll fraud problems. Some fraud issues appear to
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have been resolved by the industry, including, for example, dial tone
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reorigination, which permits the calling party to receive a second
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dial tone after the original call is terminated. The industry also
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has implemented intercompany cooperation on live call tracing. Many
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carriers have recently responded to the widespread concerns about toll
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fraud by offering services designed to provide early detection and
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prevention of the problems.
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It does not appear, however, that private action can resolve all
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toll fraud problems or that incentives to control fraud are structured
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in the best possible way. For example, the recent "Chartways" formal
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complaint proceeding presented the issue of liability for charges
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associated with unauthorized calls. Chartways, the complainant, was a
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private branch exchange (PBX) owner. It learned from AT&T that an
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unusual volume of calls to Pakistan was originating at its PBX. A
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subsequent investigation revealed that the calls were apparently being
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routed through the remote access feature of the PBX. Although
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Chartways informed AT&T that the calls were unauthorized, AT&T
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maintained that Chartways was liable for the related charges under the
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general payment obligation of AT&T's tariffs. Chartways responded by
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filing a formal complaint against AT&T with the Commission. The
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complaint alleged that AT&T's attempt to collect the charges was
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unreasonable and discriminatory, thus violating sections 201(b) and
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202(a) of the Communications Act. The Common Carrier Bureau
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denied the complaint based on a largely stipulated record, and
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following the same analysis we denied Chartways' application for
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review of the Bureau decision. First, we found that the Bureau
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was correct in determining that the tariff provisions at issue were
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clear and definite in requiring payment for the calls, in that the
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tariff provisions recognized no exception to the general payment
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obligation for unauthorized usage. Next we affirmed the fining
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that Chartways had control over the disputed calls. We noted
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that Chartways had stipulated that it had "the capability to restrict
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access to and egress from its PBX" at all times. Moreover, while the
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record contained no evidence that AT&T was negligent in any way with
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regard to the unauthorized calls, it also showed that Chartways had
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taken no steps available to it to detect or prevent unauthorized
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calling through its PBX. Finally, we agreed that AT&T's practices in
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this case were not discriminatory when compared to its liability
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limits on unauthorized calling card using because calling card
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liability is controlled explicitly by a specific federal statute and
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related regulations.
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In _United Artists_, we examined the question of liability for
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charges associated with unauthorized calls that were either originated
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or accepted at the complainant's payphones. The threshold issue
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in the case was whether United Artists was AT&T's "customer," because
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only a "customer" who "orders" service could be held liable for
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charges under the terms of AT&T's tariff. We determined that the
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customer for the operator-assisted calls at issue was the caller or
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billed party, not United Artists, the owner of the payphones. We
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also found that United Artists did not presubscribe its payphone lines
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to AT&T for direct-dialed service. We then looked at whether
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United Artists had otherwise ordered service from AT&T, stating that
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if United Artists "had failed to take steps to control unauthorized
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operator-assisted and direct-dialed calling and had, instead,
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installed its phones in such a way as to allow callers to charge such
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calls to its payphone lines, [United Artists] could reasonably be
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held to have constructively 'ordered' service from AT&T, thus
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establishing an inadvertent carrier- customer relationship." The
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record showed that United Artists had adopted a number of measures
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designed to control potentially fraudulent calling. For example,
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it told the local exchange carrier, New York Telephone (NYT), that its
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lines were to have no primary interexchange carrier at all. It also
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ordered originating line and billed number screening services from
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NYT, which were intended to inform operator service providers such as
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AT&T of any billing restrictions on those lines. In addition to
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such preventative steps, United Artists also monitored calling from
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its phones and regularly reported any apparently fraudulent calling to
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NYT and AT&T. Based on the record, we concluded that United Artists
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did not intentionally or constructively order service from AT&T and
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therefore could not be held liable as a customer for the disputed
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charges.
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NewHack.Zip
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by John Deere
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Discription:
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compares old /etc/passwd file to a newer version of
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/etc/passwd and filters out differences. Almost twice as fast
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as Hacker's Password Accountant.
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Credit Card Fraud - The ways, and hows
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Boxes, Boxes, Boxes - Why 'hold buttons'
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A Dying Breed - Hackers & Phreakers
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