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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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A Real Hack
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Received this in the mail the other day, fakemailed to me.
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Let this be a good lesson to the media and their shitty bias.
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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Hackers have the unfair reputation of being evil. Always up to no good
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and out to destroy every computer they come across and to use every
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credit card number they can find.
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The media is, in our eyes, the sole entity responsible for this
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misrepresentation in the public eye. Hackers make media headlines only
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when they have damaged or stolen something. Hey, sensationalism and
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ratings are all they give a fuck about, and stories about good hackers
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don't produce either.
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On April 8th of this year, a young girl disappeared from northern
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California and was believed to be in the Los Angeles area. Police and
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federal agencies were not making any progress, as trying to find a
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missing girl in Los Angeles is pretty much a hopeless cause because of
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the geographical size of it.
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An interesting idea was sparked when in conversation with a federal
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agency, familiar with some of the hobbies of the family member of the
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missing girl, suggested that his resources were "better than theirs" in
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such a situation.
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This hacker then got on the phone and starting calling all of his friends
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dispersed throughout California, seeing who was available and what
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resources could be tapped. It was Sunday afternoon, April 21st.
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The informal group believes that every persons mistake is in their use of
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the phone. So, naturally, the first resource was the phone company. Once
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in, call details were pulled of the missing person and then call detail
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reports pulled from each of those numbers covering a three month period
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of time.
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Frequent numbers were tallied starting from newest to oldest and then
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distributed for the calls to begin. Meanwhile, hackers were weaving their
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way through the network of local and federal law enforcement agencies,
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credit companies and bank and gas company card user databases. Everything
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was coming up blank. The only information found all led back to the point
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of disappearance.
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Except for one small piece of information. An SSA search listed a
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temporary mailing address used many years earlier for corresspondence to
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that individual. Back into the phone company to pull the customer
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information on that address. Bogus call to see who answered was then made.
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No one familiar.
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It was now late Monday morning. A hacker friend located in the area of
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the address parked across the street armed with printouts of .jpg files
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scanned earlier that morning and emailed to him. He was going to stick
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around and see what was happening.
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The call came at 12:05 p.m. Monday afternoon. She was there! The
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appropriate calls were made and the whole thing came to an end thirty
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minutes later with another phone call between family members.
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Hackers come in many ideologies. There are those who destroy and steal,
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but most are just intellectually curious with an abundance of knowledge
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of how the system works. This was just the kind of people who used their
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resources to settle a missing persons case in less than twenty-four hours
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after a federal agency couldn't do it themselves, and basically suggested
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they do what they had to do.
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The irony is that these data trackers committed close to a hundred
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felonies in the process of tracking this missing person. The federal
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agencies would have used the same type of methods to accomplish the same
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thing, but they wouldn't have had broken a single law. And these federal
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officers work for us, yet they are also the ones who will kick in your
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door at six in the morning and terrorize the fuck out of you and drag you
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into jail for doing the same thing.
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No one was defrauded, not a single thing damaged or stolen. Justifiable,
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unofficially-sactioned activities that may have ultimately saved the
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taxpayers millions of dollars. Yet, we're the criminals.
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This story was intentionally written to be vague, non-descriptive and
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non-incriminating. Yet the story is very much true. We wish not to be known.
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=Suym
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= Questions, Comments, Bitches, Ideas, Rants, Death Threats, etc etc... =
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= Internet : jericho@dimensional.com (Mail is welcomed) =
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= gote land +27.31.441115 =
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= Arrested Development +31.77.3547477 =
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= Global Chaos +61.2.681.2837 =
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= Chemical Persuasion 203.324.0894 Undrgrnd Indust/Inc. 207.490.2158 =
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= Damnation 212.861.0580 that stupid place 215.985.0462 =
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= Hacker's Haven 303.343.4053 PheedbacK 303.782.0893 =
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= E.L.F. (NUP) 314.272.3426 Misery 318.625.4532 =
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= Dungeon Sys. Inc. 410.263.2258 Psykodelik Images 407.834.4576 =
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= Paradise Lost 414.476.3181 Black SunShine 513.891.3465 =
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= underworld_1995.com 514.683.1894 Digital Fallout 516.378.6640 =
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= PSYCHOSiS 613.836.7211 Bad Trip 615.870.8805 =
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= Plan 9 716.881.3663 suicidal chaos 718.592.1083 =
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= Damaged 801.944.7353 The Death Star Bar 805.872.3151 =
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= Purple Hell 806.791.0747 Atrocity Exhibition 905.796.3385 =
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= Phoenix Modernz 908.830.8265 The Keg 914.234.9674 =
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= Files through Anon FTP FTP.DIMENSIONAL.COM/users/jericho/FUCK =
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= FTP.PRISM.NET/pub/users/mercuri/zines/fuck =
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= FTP.WINTERNET.COM/users/craigb/fuck =
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= FTP.GIGA.OR.AT/pub/hackers/zines/FUCK =
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= ETEXT.ARCHIVE.UMICH.EDU - /pub/Zines/FUCK =
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= FTP.DIMENSIONAL.COM - /users/rage/zines/fuck =
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= Files through WWW: http://www.dimensional.com/~jericho =
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= http://command.com.inter.net (DisordeR's User Page) =
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= http://www.prism.net/zineworld/fuck/ =
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