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Number Two
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Citronic Journal is a 'Cyberpunk' Free Zone
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Citronic Journal holds the British Standards Kite Mark
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€iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi›
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----> |-|ar|)c0r3 T3cH|\|0pHi11iAcZ <----
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+--------------------------Contents-------------------------+
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| 1) Messages from Dah Krew |
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| 2) Rumourz n' Info |
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| 3) Red Boxing - The Canadian Way **** by SparHawk *** |
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| 4) JANET <--> Telnet Gatewayz |
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| 5) Notes on Beige Boxing |
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| 6) Inwardly Boxable UK Chatline **** by SaintHalo *** |
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| 7) Prosecution Security |
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| 8) Hacking Answering Machines |
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| 9) Dah Last Bit |
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+-----------------------------------------------------------+
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"Switch On - Jack In - Phreak Out"
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"The FBI can do nothing in cases of oral-genital intimacy unless it
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affects interstate commerce" - J. Edgar Hoover
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€iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi› - Citronic - €iÂr0üi›
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an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi
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|)izc1aim3r
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~~~~~~~~~~~
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If anyone does any of the stuff mentioned in this file there is
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a possibility of getting busted and being put in jail forever. If this
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happens don't come whining to us 'cos we'll deny everything and act real
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innocent. Also any meteorite hits on planet Earth are nothing to do with
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us. Everything in here is for informational purposes only and anything
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carried out is entirely at your own risk.
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Messages from Dah Krew
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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First of all Citronic iz:
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HarLeQuin - Dah G0DfaTher
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Grim Reefer - Dah N0vEl NeT SurFeR
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Pulse - Dah Cellular hItDeWd
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Nosferatu - Dah MiDniGhT f0x
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SparHawk - Dah Inf0 WhIrlwiNd
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SaintHalo - Dah DaTa FlAsHfL00d
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CyberSpacePyr8 - Dah RAMrAideR pHr0m hELl
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HarLeQuin sayz:
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Well here we are again with the second issue of Citronic
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Journal. And once more it's time for my bitch-at-the-computer-
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underground.
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The computer underground is supposedly based on freedom of
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information. This is crap. The computer underground, like the rest of the
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world is based on money and status. For example, h/p BBS's that only
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allow you to connect at 9600bps or above. An excellent example of
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information elitism. 9600bps modems can be bought second hand in the UK
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for about 50 pounds, which I admit is not particularly expensive.
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However, for your average 16 year old phreak/hack this IS expensive,
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very expensive. So the BBS's represent freedom of information for rich
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boys and girls who get money from their parents. Also all this crap
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about 'machine elitism', like 'Amigas are shit, I have a Pentium,
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they're eleet' - again bullshit. Since most hacking is done on a
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terminal, a 8088 with a mono monitor is sufficient, but of course unless
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you've got money - your a lAm3r right ?
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Then there is status. How many times have you heard on IRC 'Fuq
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0fF s00pErHaq U R lAm3 !' This hypocrisy is exactly what the computer
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underground is *supposedly* against. Keeping information to your close
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ring of friends, only the people you think are 'eleet'. Hmmmm, isn't
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this what Corps and Governments do all the time. Only giving information
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to those deemed privilidged enough to have it. If information is for
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everyone then regardless of what you think of a particular person, they
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have a right to have that information. Then again, if you deny that you
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are for 'freedom of information' you are no more than a common thief,
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stealing net access, online time, and credit. If you are happy with
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doing this, fine. But please, don't spout this bullshit about
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'information is for everyone', we know you're talking shit.
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I do not like nor condone the 'eleet', this does not mean I do
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not respect peoples technical ability. If they are a great hacker or
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phreak, this is due to their hardwork, talent and dedication. I respect
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this and I am in awe of their ability. However, being banned from BBS's
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and IRC channels just because you're not with the 'in' crowd is
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hypocrisy we could all do without. In my experience all the great
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hackers and phreaks I know (and I do NOT count myself among them) do not
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shoot their mouths off, do not slag other people off, and are always
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prepared to help the hack or phreak who is a begginer or who does not
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understand a particular concept.
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For example, on the #hack channel, someone came on and said 'Hey
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I've found a way to fake mail from root on my unix net !!!'. The reply
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they got was to be kicked and banned. 0K, so its very simple, this does
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not mean they are lame, it means they have some learning to do. The
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people who think they can prove how 'eleet' they are by shitting on the
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newbies are doing nothing except proving they are wankers and stiffling
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the future of the underground.
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On a lighter note, I have had alot of positive support both for
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Citronic and the Citronic Journal. Thanks guyz and galz. We do
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appreciate it !
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At the moment many of the articles are UK based. This is mainly
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because I write nearly all of them. Hopefully the info will still be
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useful to ya or if not, an insight into the UK scene. So, if ya want
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some articles specific to your either
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a) Write one or
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b) Get some-one you know to write one.
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I would appreciate a wide variety of articles, so get round to writing
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them. We'll clean up the grammar/english/whatever. So get tapping.
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Although I am happy to keep writing articles my knowledge and
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creativeness are not endless, so the journals will either become very
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short or very repetative. Anything will be appreciated !
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Sadly Pr0d1gY has left us. On a friendly note though, he's been
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busted one too many timez and feels he can do without the hassle. Not
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that I can blame him. However, we welcome SaintHalo and CyberSpacePyr8
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who are both serious h4rDc0rE h/p hItdEwdZ...
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I have now joined the ranks of the CyberTrendies and have
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aqcuired a cellfone (not connected mind you). A Nokia 101, I have the
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access code and can change the NAMs and stuff, but if any1 has any
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programming software or programming leads for it... give me a mail !
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My Helloz for this issue are as follows:-
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BadS - Meeko - Phantasm - AlfiWalf - Mini-Master - Maelstrom - BooYaa
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"Dah UK H/P Mafia"
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CyntaxEra - cF - Radikahl- Lapse
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"International DewdZ - H/P Mafia"
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King_Dan - Aladar - Xalopp - Ruede
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"Virii Dewdz in Yer Face"
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"(and in yer c0de !)"
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Rumourz n' Info
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This is a new and I hope regular feature of the Citronic
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Journal. Basically rumours are part and parcel of the computer
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underground. 50% are usually true and 50% are usually completly false.
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But if we publish all that we hear it'll give you something to work on !
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o There is a way to box global from the UK
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This is not a rumour. This is actually true. But the people who know are
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keeping their mouths shut. The rumours on this subject are as follows :
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The breaks are non-standard. It uses R2. It uses CCITT5.
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Well, non-standard breaks seem feasable. But I have heard two different
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things about the signalling system. I called Yugoslavia direct (Yugo
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uses R2) and said "I am a BT engineer etc etc. We have had trouble with
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some of our lines have you had anyone phone up and as soon as you
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answered have the line go dead on you, possibly after a short tone... ?"
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Basically the operator answered, "Yes, we have had lots of 'kids'
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phoning up for a joke recently and then putting the phone down". Also I
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know of a Mexican guy who uses R2 to box global of Yugoslavia... Hmmmm,
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anyone cracking this one gets a big pat on the back from me. I've tried
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and am still trying with no bloody luck !
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o Most PBX's have a direct dial number that gives you a dial tone
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instantly and lets you simply dial an extension without all the 'Welcome
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to Super Corp' messages... Also on most of them you can dial 9 (after
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getting the direct line) and get an outside line, letting you dial out.
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This was told to me by a person who works for a private
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telecommunications company and writes software for VMBs/PBXs
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o HarLeQuin is stunning in bed and is wanted by women around the world.
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Again, this is not rumour, it is 100% true. I swear. Honest :-)
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o There is a bug in a version of linux that lets you log in as -froot or
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as -fguest and logs you in as root or guest respectively (no passwd
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needed). I haven't really tried this much, only on about two systems, so
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whether these were patched or not I don't know. I am inclined to think
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this is false, but if anyone knows otherwise....
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@ ReD BoXiNG - @
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@ THe CaNaDiaN WaY @
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@ BY SPaRHaWK @
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@ Oh yeah... That Canadian guy... @
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y0y0y0! Spar's here with his phreaking tips from up north!
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Today's topic boys and girls, is red boxing the welfare way. Since
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Hallmark Inc. is too 31337 to produce their digitally recordable
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greeting cards in Canada, and I'm basically too lazy and too dangerous
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with a soldering iron, and I'm not even going to THINK about handling 3.
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xxxxxxxxxxxx crystalz, I do all MY red boxing with a sturdy 5 year old
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Sony Walkman.
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And if you're from the USofA and you're reading this, the tonez
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aren't fer you... I've heard from everybody on #phreak that it doesn't
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work there anymore, kiddies! Too bad. If you find out how to do it there
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mail me- sparhawk@aladar.pmmf.hu.
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Anyway, basically what you need is a walkman, a cassette (the
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higher quality the better, although it probably doesn't matter too
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much), a tape recorder that you can record the tonez with, a sound card,
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and a brain size _slighty_ larger than Stimpy.
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The basic theory of red boxing is this: When you drop a quarter
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in the slot, on some phones you can hear a tone being made... Its a
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series of high pitched beeps. This signals to the Telco that the person
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at the phone has just dropped a quarter in. Hence, what a red box does
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is produce that tone.
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The tone for 5 cents is 3900MHz played for 35 milliseconds. So
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if we want a quarter, we make five of those tonez at 35 millisecond
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intervals. So what it looks like is this:
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BEEP____BEEP____BEEP____BEEP____BEEP
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<35><35><35><35><35><35><35><35><35>
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But it sounds more like bebebebebe. The human brain receives
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this information very fast, so when Zircon and I made it for the first
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time, we were going to do it over because we thought we only heard 4
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beeps. Trust me, there are five. I will include a TP program to do this
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over a PC Speaker at the end of this... Look in Phrack XX for a
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REDBOX.EXE for Adlib.
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Make sure to record about $7 or $10 worth. Remember that the
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more you record the less you have to rewind.
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Once we have this on tape, we stroll along to the nearest
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payphone and dial 1-902-YOU-WISH. We wait for the operator to come on
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saying: Please deposit $2552.46 for the first minute. Then we put the
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earphone of the walkman right on the speaker, have the volume up to
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full, and press play. We count the quarters until we have enough, and if
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the operator says something like "I asked for $4.56 and you deposited $4.
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75. Do you want your money back to start over?" just say something like
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no, you're in a hurry, just put me through... And then your call should
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be put through.
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One major drawback of this method that we discovered is that you
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have to make the call operator assisted or it doesn't work. The variance
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in the walkman is too great to fool the machine. You _can_ do local
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calls but you have to dial the operator and say something like the
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keypad is a bit sticky, could you please dial the call for me. That's my
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line, so try and think of something original. =)
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You could probably do one that produces the tonez exactly by
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building an actual red box with the crystals and whatever, but I'm too
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lazy and non-inclined with a soldering iron to do it. =)
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( u 0n #P|-||234/< !!!!!
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REDBOX.PAS:
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uses crt;
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var i:integer;
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begin
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for i:=1 to 5 do begin
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sound (3900);
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delay (35);
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nosound;
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delay(35);
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end;
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end.
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----------------------------Cut-Here-----------------------------------------
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I haven't tried it yet, but the tonez will brobably work if you
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produce them with a PC Speaker because that is what the speaker is made for:
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Producing accurate tones. If you try this and it works, mail me at the
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address above.
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JANET to telnet gateway
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+------+
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| NOTE |
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+------+
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The menu system has been upgraded at this site. However, the bug
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has not been fixed, so the same menu options still apply and this bug
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will still drop you to a telnet> prompt as of 1.00pm 27th Sept '94.
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History and Dialups
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JANET is an acronym for the Joint Academic NETwork. It was the
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original internetesqe network that has been around for many years
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linking british 'higher education establishments'. The original JANET
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runs at 9600bps (ack) although the introduction of SuperJANET means
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massive increases in speed to near Novel data transfer speeds. However,
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not all .ac.uk sites have SuperJANET installed...
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The advantage of using JANET as opposed to telnet is that after
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going through a certain number of JANET gateways, the call cannot be
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traced to the originating site. Also many British universities have
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JANET dialups where you can dial-in anonymously and get JANET access.
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Almost every university that has JANET access has a dialup
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number, there are lots of them, but I'll list a few below.
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Heriot-Watt University (in Edinburgh) 0314 495941
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Strathclyde University (in Glasgow) 0415 228467
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Bath Uni 0225 448898
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Durham Uni 0913 742832
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Leeds 0532 461514
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NOTE: Not all dialups will allow you to call JANET sites by name, or
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they may only allow restricted access. The dialup I usually use only
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allow 40 or so named servers to be called. However calling them with
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there JANET X29 address usually bypasses this. If you don't know the X29
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address of a site calling nott.info or on inter telnetting to
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info.nott.ac.uk will give you a lookup facility, so you can enter the
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site name and it will provide you with its X29 address...
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Gateways
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--------
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There are other ways to get telnet from JANET.... Calling the
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NISS service will provide you with a guest telnet prompt. However,
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everything going thru here *is* logged. I know this for a fact. Also it
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prevents you from calling .uk telnet sites. Although it will permit you
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to call some them if you use only the IP number rather than the host
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name.
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The Birmingham site also provides a guest telnet service (log in
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as telgate) but this is undoubtably logged. Part of the JANET
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regulations state that all gateways must have the *ability* to log all
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data going thru them or not. It would be safe to assume this happens at
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bham.acsis
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The Birmingham site however has a bug in its software that drops
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the user to a telnet prompt when it fails to connect to a gopher site.
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The log below is the process of how to get the prompt. All lines
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starting with /* and ending with */ are my comments....
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To get to JANET from the internet, you can telnet to
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acsis.bham.ac.uk and log in as x29gate. Although almost all universities
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are internet connected, JANET is still phun to play with :)
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/* to call via JANET either use its site name or PAD> address...*/
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PAD>call bham.acsis
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/* or ...*/
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PAD>call n000020060300
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/* or you can telnet to acsis.bham.ac.uk */
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Calling Name Server
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Connecting...
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Connected
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* *
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* W E L C O M E t o T H E *
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* U N I V E R S I T Y o f B I R M I N G H A M *
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* A C A D E M I C C O M P U T I N G S E R V I C E *
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* I N F O R M A T I O N G A T E W A Y *
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* *
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* acsis - ACSIS System *
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* cis - Campus Information Service *
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* gopher - Gopher Client *
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* jughead - The Birmingham Jughead Server *
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* lynx - World-Wide Web Line Mode Browser *
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* mosaic - World-Wide Web Window Browser *
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* newsread - Gopher News Reader *
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* status - Status of ACS Hosts and Networks *
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* telgate - Telnet Service for X29 PAD and Gandalf Users *
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* veronica - University of Manchester Veronica Server *
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* x29gate - X29 Service for Telnet Users *
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* *
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* Please login using the service name required. No password is needed. *
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* Type clear if you need to clear the call to the Information Gateway. *
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login: gopher
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/* Note the amount of useful stuff on the menu :)) */
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Connecting to the Gopher System
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at The University of Birmingham, UK.
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You will need to specify which Gopher Server you wish to connect to.
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[Hit RETURN for the Birmingham Gopher Server; Q to quit.]
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Please enter IP Name of Gopher Server:
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/* Press [RETURN] for the default server */
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Receiving Directory...
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Internet Gopher Information Client v1.03
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University of Birmingham Academic Computing Service
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--> 1. About the Birmingham University Gopher.
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2. Campus Information Service at Birmingham University/
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3. Usenet News Reader/
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4. Other Birmingham Information Sources/
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5. UK Gopher Servers/
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6. Some World Wide Gopher Servers/
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7. Koos Van Den Hout's Interesting Gopher Links/
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8. University of Minnesota (World Wide Root Server)/
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9. Swedish University Computer Network (European Root Server)/
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10. Finding Gopher Resources/
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11. Gopher Searching Facilities/
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12. Campus Wide Information Servers & Library OPACS/
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13. Internet Finger Servers/
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14. Other Internet Facilities/
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15. All the World's Gopher Servers/
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16. School Gophers/
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17. BTs Electronic Yellow Pages <TEL>
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18. X.500 Gopher Gateway/
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Press ? for Help, q to Quit,u to go up a menu
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/* At this point choose menu option 14 */
|
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Move To Line:14
|
||
|
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Other Internet Facilities
|
||
|
||
--> 1. Hytelnet Server [Login as hytelnet] <TEL>
|
||
2. InterNIC/
|
||
3. Internet Chess Server <TEL>
|
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4. NetFind Service <TEL>
|
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5. UK Archie Server <TEL>
|
||
6. WAIS Based Information/
|
||
7. World-Wide Web [Login as lynx] <TEL>
|
||
|
||
Press ? for Help, q to Quit,u to go up a menu
|
||
|
||
/* At this point choose menu option 3 */
|
||
|
||
Move To Line:3
|
||
|
||
|
||
Warning!!!!!, you are about to leave the Internet
|
||
Gopher program and connect to another host.
|
||
If you get stuck press the control key and the ] key,
|
||
and then type quit
|
||
|
||
Now connecting to valkyries.andrew.cmu.edu
|
||
Press return to connect, q to cancel:
|
||
|
||
telnet: Unknown host valkyries.andrew.cmu.edu
|
||
telnet>
|
||
|
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/* Boom, you are dropped to a telnet prompt. */
|
||
|
||
I have used this for several months with no problems. 90% of the
|
||
time it works, sometimes it will hang at the
|
||
Press return to connect, q to cancel:
|
||
prompt after you have pressed return. But usually waiting a while will
|
||
result in a telnet prompt.
|
||
|
||
0K ? Good, have phun with this and remember. I didn't say traffic
|
||
isn't logged through here, it's just less likely to be... But they 'aint
|
||
got me yet :-))) Mwuahahahaha
|
||
|
||
+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
|
||
|
||
Notes on Beige Boxing
|
||
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
||
I've been messing around with beige boxing and the like recently
|
||
so here's just a few notes that might help ya out. The best file/s I have
|
||
found on beige boxing were in CoTNO, so check out Field Phreaking I & II
|
||
in CoTNO Issue #1 it's excellent.
|
||
|
||
Beige Boxing off BT Payphones
|
||
-----------------------------
|
||
Most lines coming out of telephone boxes go underground
|
||
(especially the newer steel and glass phoneboxes) however with the older
|
||
red phoneboxes the line often leaves as a cable, perhaps leading up a
|
||
telegraph pole. This is especially true in small villages and more rural
|
||
areas. This is what you want to clip your modified phone onto.
|
||
After attaching your phone to the line, it ceases to have the
|
||
same restrictions on it as dialing from the payphone would have. For
|
||
example, you can call the BT test numbers, such as 174, 176.
|
||
I would recommend hanging the payphone up while beiging off its
|
||
line, as lifting the reciever causes a nasty buzz on the line. Also the
|
||
payphone ceases to function, although you can hear the conversation you
|
||
cannot speak thru the payphone handset speaker.
|
||
I have built a gold box (a diverter, sometimes called a Cheese
|
||
box) which I have yet to try, but I'll report on if it worked probably
|
||
in the next issue if I get round to it...
|
||
|
||
+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
|
||
|
||
INWARDLY BOXABLE UK CHATLINE
|
||
~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~
|
||
|
||
|
||
There is a new chatline fer aLL u cuNtz who st!LL dont know, hehe. It
|
||
is sited in Trinidad, Jamaica. Here :
|
||
|
||
|
||
[0800 899 843] KP2-59211010-ST
|
||
|
||
|
||
Unfortunately it is *total* crap as there are no real phreaks using it
|
||
and u wiLL get kicked off every 10 mins, but weLL its nice 2 know it's
|
||
there...
|
||
|
||
[ N.B. !F w3 caN GeT sUm PhrEAkz 0n iT, tHeN iT w0n'T b3 cRaP !!
|
||
s0 AlL y00 UK PhrEaKz - geT b0xIn' AnD taLkinG !! - Harl ]
|
||
|
||
I wiLL be setting up an InterNet H+P site in the UK in the next month
|
||
or so, if u are interested in helping me out then mail
|
||
an107853@anon.penet.fi.
|
||
|
||
Ta.
|
||
|
||
.sainthalo.
|
||
|
||
+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
|
||
|
||
Prosecution Security
|
||
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
||
|
||
After talking about the recent busts with various hacks and
|
||
phreaks it seems to me that if the police or feds did make a casual
|
||
visit to your trusty hard-disk you would be buggered. The only way the
|
||
police can prosecute you is if they have *evidence* which most h/p dewdz
|
||
leave liberally scattered around there hard-drive and floppies. The
|
||
simple answer to this is:
|
||
a) Completely destroy unwanted files
|
||
b) All dodgy files that are stored must be PGPed with a 1024bit key and
|
||
a long pass phrase.
|
||
This effectiveley means if your data is visited by the cops, you will
|
||
have no trace of anything dodgy and everything else will be PGPed (and
|
||
you won't tell them the pass phrase - 'cos you've forgotten it). This
|
||
means, when you get some new h/p WaReZ and unpack the archive, shred the
|
||
unpacked files afterwards and store the archive as a PGPed file. When I
|
||
mean shred I mean completely overwritten (at least 3 times) and the file
|
||
renamed to something like XYXYXYX.XYX, then deleted.
|
||
To this end I have included a very simple file shredder I
|
||
knocked up (for MS-DOS). It only took me 10 mins or so and therefore is
|
||
quite basic but will serve its purpose. Any half decent k0der with a
|
||
half hour or so should be able to come up with something more effecient
|
||
and effective.
|
||
I personally use SHRED.EXE that is packaged (or used to be
|
||
packaged with) Dr. Solomon's Anti-Virus Toolkit. Norton also do very
|
||
good utilities that can shred disks as well as files.
|
||
|
||
-*- REMEMBER -*-
|
||
'If you can't be good be careful
|
||
If you can't be careful - develop a liking for bars and 7x4 rooms'
|
||
|
||
|
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------------------- CUT HERE -----------------
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sum -r/size 12744/6826 section (from "begin" to "end")
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sum -r/size 65037/4933 entire input file
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------------------- CUT HERE -----------------
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+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
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Hacking Answering Machines
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Ring
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Ring
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Click
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"Hi, unfortunately I can't come to the phone right now. So, don't be
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scared and leave a message after the tone with your name and number and
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I'll call you back. Thanks !!"
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Bip
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Bip
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Beeeeeep
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[11]
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[12]
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[13]
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[14]
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Beep Beep Beep
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[8]
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"ermm, oh, Hi Jamie, just calling to remind you about mum's birthday.
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See you Thursday"
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Beep.
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"Hello Jamie, its Nichola here, d'ya wanna catch a movie monday ? Gimme
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a call when you get back, bye"
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Beep.
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"I got the couple of ounces you wanted. I've left them in your toolbox
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round the back. By the way, if you still want that stereo drop me a
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line. See ya round"
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Boom. Paydirt !!
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Just about all the answering machines you can buy these days are
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'remote controllable'. That is by use of DTMF tones you can playback
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messages left on the machine, delete messages, record memos and in some
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cases even re-record the OGM (out going message).
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Answering machines are rediculously easy to hack. To show just
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how easy I quote from the Dialatron Designer 2500M manual:-
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"When you first install and set up your Designer 2500M, its security
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code is set to 12; you have a choice of five codes - 11,12,13,14 or 15."
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FIVE CODES ?!?!?!?!?! I nearly died laughing.
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Accessing the machine
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---------------------
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I have never come across an answering machine with more than a
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two digit code. This is the main security shortfall of common answering
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machines. To 'access' the answering machine the code must be entered
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either: a) While the OGM (the welcome message) is being played or b)
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During the period when the caller is supposed to leave their message.
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|
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Personally I always try codes in this order:
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11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99, 00
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Why ? Well most codes are still set as the default often only
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one digit. So running thru 11 - 20 goes thru all the single digit kodez
|
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as well as some common defaults. Also 11,22, 33 etc are also very
|
||
common. 90% of the time this well get you the all important 'beeeep' to
|
||
tell you you have access. If this still fails to work try the usual
|
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common numbers e.g. 10, 20, 30 etc etc
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|
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Getting BlueBeep, BlueDial or another dialler to do the work is
|
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usally a good idea. But don't set the DTMF tone duration too short, as
|
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the answering machine may not recognise it, 70ms is usually sufficient.
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||
|
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If you have physical access to a machine this is even better.
|
||
There is always a way to get the current 'security' code. On the
|
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Dialtron Designer 2500M simply hold down the STOP button for 2 seconds,
|
||
on the BT Response 400 press the CODE key and then either FF or REW.
|
||
These two methods are pretty standard. It works for most answering
|
||
machines. The best way is to get hold of the manual, and the best way to
|
||
do that is go to your local answering machine supplier and say "I have
|
||
lost the manual to my S00perAnswer 8000" at which point the rep will
|
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either give you a manual or an address to get one.
|
||
|
||
0K? You have access the next thing to do is to mess with it !
|
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Below are the tones for controlling the BT Response 400 and the
|
||
Dialatron Designer 2500M as these work for 90% of answering machine si
|
||
have found....
|
||
|
||
Dialtron Designer 2500M
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||
-----------------------
|
||
|
||
|
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22 Clear Messages (press key twice)
|
||
3 Record Memo
|
||
4 Rewind (during message playback)
|
||
5 Stop
|
||
6 Fast Forward (during message playback)
|
||
7 Answer On
|
||
8 Play
|
||
99 Answer Off (press key twice)
|
||
|
||
If you have any problems call the Dialatron help line !
|
||
081 903 5224 9.00am to 5.00pm Mon to Fri
|
||
|
||
|
||
BT Response 400
|
||
---------------
|
||
|
||
0 - Stop current operation/Remote switch off
|
||
1 - Rewind
|
||
2 - Play/Pause messages
|
||
3 - Fast Forward
|
||
4 - Save
|
||
5 - Erase
|
||
6 - Reset a message or memo
|
||
7 - Stop/Start announcement recording
|
||
8 - Stop/Start memo recording
|
||
9 - Play/Pause memo
|
||
# - Start remote interrogation
|
||
* - Announcement skip
|
||
|
||
Dangers
|
||
-------
|
||
Make sure the answering machine you are calling is capable of
|
||
remote operation, or is switched into 'Remote' mode. This is usually a
|
||
risk you have to take. If you came home, checked your ansafone to hear a
|
||
couple of messages which were nothing but tones most people with half a
|
||
brain will guess that some-one is trying to remotely hack their machine !
|
||
Make sure that no-one is in when you try you hack an ansafone.
|
||
A lot of people too lazy to answer the phone simply let the answer
|
||
machine get the call. Which means they will be happily sitting in their
|
||
armchair watching TV when they hear their answering machine go thru all
|
||
the left messages and have the welcome message changed to "I am sorry I
|
||
am out having assorted continental vegetables inserted into my rectum.
|
||
Please leave a message after the tone."
|
||
|
||
Finally
|
||
-------
|
||
Hacking answering machines is *very* easy and has limited uses,
|
||
but its a laugh and you can come across a few little nuggets of
|
||
information. It is also completely anonymous, and unless you change
|
||
something you can listen to left messages undetected ! If you are really
|
||
serious about intruding on a target machine. Find out what make/model it
|
||
is and get the manual.
|
||
|
||
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|
||
|
||
Dah Last Bit
|
||
~~~~~~~~~~~~
|
||
|
||
For the next issue we'd kinda like submissions on the following
|
||
subjects:-
|
||
|
||
Cellular Hacking/Phreaking
|
||
Comment/Opinion
|
||
Hacking
|
||
Phreaking
|
||
Interesting ways of Imbibing Dope
|
||
Things that go KaBoom!
|
||
Amusing Pranks/Gags
|
||
kEwL Koding trix
|
||
Errmmmm, same as last time really !
|
||
|
||
You know what we're after, anything will be considered (and probably
|
||
published) so get tapping.
|
||
|
||
I have been using two FTP sites recently that you may find interesting...
|
||
|
||
corrupt.sekurity.com
|
||
H/P WaReZ in yEr face - h/p stuff and more
|
||
|
||
hyperreal.com
|
||
THE psychdelic server, has info on everything from smartdrugs to dope to
|
||
psychedelics also rave info and some WeIrD visual madness !!
|
||
|
||
also a bot on IRC called lamerbot usually on the #virus channel has
|
||
loads of hack/phreak/virus stuff on it aswell as
|
||
anti-feds-good-ole-in-yer-face-underground-rebellion type stuff so check
|
||
it out !! Especially a demo for the PC called TIMELESS.ZIP on there
|
||
somewhere (can't remember where exactly in some /demo directory). The
|
||
usual /msg lamerbot help gets you started.
|
||
|
||
Drop us a line. Even if ya just wanna say Hi or ask a question. As you
|
||
may of guessed we're not the sort of ppl who flame others because of our
|
||
elitist fantasies. H/P is about communicating ! (and writing articles
|
||
for CiTR0NiC !!!)
|
||
|
||
In case you are terminally stupid our e-mail address is once again...
|
||
|
||
an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi
|
||
an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi
|
||
an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi an119774@anon.penet.fi
|
||
|
||
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