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The Mickey Mouse Club Presents...
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Hackers
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Unlimited
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Magazine
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Volume 1
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Issue 2
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Released 12/22/89
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Editors The Dark Lord
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Cardiac Arrest
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Hackers Unlimited
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Volume 1, Issue 2
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Table Of Contents
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# Title Author
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1 Information about The Mickey Mouse Club Editors
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2 Submission Policies Editors
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3 Introduction Editors
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4 Understanding The Blue Box The Dark Lord
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5 Bugging Phone Line Cardiac Arrest
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6 StarLink Fallen Angel
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7 Piggy Backing Lines The Dark Lord
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8 Hacking Prodigy The Dark Lord
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9 Hackers Unlimited News TDL\Cristifer Columbus
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10 Confrencing....... The Dark Lord
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11 Using 0266's The Dark Lord
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12 Top Ten Listing The Dark Lord
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13 CBI's The Dark Lord
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14 Rumors of '89 The Dark Lord
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15 Opinion Poll Editors
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16 Definitions Editors
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17 Listings Compilations
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18 Closing Notes Editors
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What is The Mickey Mouse Club?
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The Mickey Mouse Club was founded by Cardiac Arrest and The Dark Lord.
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The name MMC came about because we couldn't think of a better one. We are
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basically a cracking club. Aside from cracking, we write instructional text
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files, and an electronic magazine called Hackers Unlimited Magazine, designed
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to help beginning hackers and phreakers. We are also the authors of programs
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such as Data Protect, a file that, as the name implies, provides features such
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as data ecnryption/decryption, file hiding, file clearing, and several other
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functions.
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MMC Membership
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Since we are still a comparitively new group, we are looking for members
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of the underground BBS community who can do one or more of the following :
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* Crack games (or other programs)
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* Draw crack screens
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* Write instructional text files about phreaking, hacking, carding, etc
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* Contribute to Hackers Unlimited Magazine in other ways than files
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* Write programs beneficial to the hacking community (ie code hackers,
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etc)
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If you are interested in applying for the MMC, contact either Cardiac
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Arrest or The Dark Lord. If you fit into the above specifications, we will
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give you permission to fill out our application. After completion, upload
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your application to the BBS you downloaded it from. Your membership will be
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considered ONLY if you received the application with permission. It will be
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based entirely on the application (ie, your truthfullness and knowledge).
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Hackers Unlimited Magazine
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The Mickey Mouse Club puts out an electronic newsletter/magazine called
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Hackers Unlimited Magazine. This magazine is devoted to informing the hacking
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community about hacking, phreaking, carding, or anything else or interest. It
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is geared towards beginners, but we hope some experienced hackers will benefit
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>from it also. The editors of the magazine are the founders of the MMC, Cardiac
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Arrest and The Dark Lord. ANYONE may write for HU magazine, and we would like
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to encourage readers to submit any articles they have written to a HU Support
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Board. We would also like to encourage comments, complaints or suggestions.
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Where You Can Contact Us
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Cardiac Arrest and The Dark Lord can be contacted on most pirate boards in
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Denver (303/CODEN), as well as various BBSes around the country.
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___________________________
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___ Submission Policy ___
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Hackers Unlimited Magazine is an ongoing newsletter, and we will release
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issues as regularly as possible. To do this we will need readers to contribute
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articles for the magazine as often as possible. We ask that if you feel you
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have something good to write about that will fall within the guidelines for
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Hackers Unlimited, please submit it. However, we do take pride in the magazine,
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and we will only accept articles up to our standards. Do not be discouraged if
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your article is turned down. Although this is not a thing that is expected to
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happen, if we feel the article is not good, then we do reserve the right to
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turn down your article. Please don't let that stop you from writing your
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article. Ninty percent of the articles will NOT be turned down, and by having
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this policy, we are not wanting to scare off the good writers. We ask that you
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keep the topic within the guidelines, and make it to the best of your ability.
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If your article IS turned down, the editors may make suggestions, or, if the
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changes are minor, permission to edit the file.
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One thing to keep in mind, we do not base our decisions on the
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type of computer you own, reputation that you have, age or anything else
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unrelated to the magazine. The decision whether the article stays or goes is
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based STRICKLY on the quality of the article itself. To submit an article just
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find some way of getting in touch with one of the writers of Hackers
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Unlimited, or even better, one of the editors, The Dark Lord, or Cardiac
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Arrest. If you do get in touch with one of the writers, you must make sure it
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is relayed to one or both of the editors, because it will do little or no good
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if we don't know you're out there. There will be ways listed through out this
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magazine on how you can get in touch with us, either through support boards,
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Colorado boards, Vmb's etc. Hope to see an article from you soon and
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enjoy.........Hackers Unlimited!!!
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Introduction : Yes, Hackers Unlimited is still alive. We are sorry for
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the delay in the release but the makers of Hackers Unlimited, MMC, are
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working on BBS software that will be released when this issue is. Incase
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you wanted to know, the software is called Eclipse so look for it at the
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selected sites. Please be sure to read all of the additional notes and
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comments and help us with those requests, because there is a lot of things
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that Hackers Unlimited is looking forward to in the future, and your help is
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needed to accopmplish so of those things. Well time for the second issue of
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Hackers Unlimted, enjoy, and as always, be await your suggestions.
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Cardiac Arrest & The Dark Lord
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Editors, Hackers Unlimited Magazine
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VMB 1-800-444-7207
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Box 9500
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NOTE : This VMB is valid as of the release of this magazine, but may change
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without notice.
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__________________
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___ Boxes ___ By: The Dark Lord
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I realize that most of you are just about ready to skip over this
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part of the magazine because Blue Boxes are old news. Well I have talked
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to a couple of Phreakers who have been doing it for a couple of years (by
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no means beginners) and they were not Really sure what the process behind
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blue boxes was. Thats why I am writing this. Ok Enough of the Intro....
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Ok first blue boxes are one of the oldest color boxes there are.
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When the box was first discovered, it was, heheheh, far from a box. It was
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a whistle. Good 'ole Cap'n Crunch was the one to discover this. He was
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messing around with the phone (As usuall) and he found that by blowing in
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his Captain Crunch wistle had got a free call. He figured out that the
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whole Phone company runs off of tones. When you dial a number on your key-
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pad, it does not register the number, it registers the tone. The Cap'n
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was able to simulate one of these tones to get a free call. This Box that
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created a tone was just great for making calls then, but now they have a
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system called ESS (Electronic Switching System) which is the worst thing
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that could ever happen to a Phreaker. The ESS can find EXACTLY were the
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call came from, were it was made to, and from there they could get all the
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information on the person(s) who made the call through other methods.
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The Blue Box is an Electronic Box that simulates Tones. It simulates
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2600hz and 120hz tones. These tones travel through things called trunks,
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which are kinda like the phone lines. When you call a number, it will
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reconize the tones that you made in dialing and will goto the destination
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set by the dialing codes. Once it finds this trunk that it is suppose to
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goto, it will send a 2600hz tone over the trunk (Unless its busy, which is
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like not making the call). Once it makes this 2600hz tone, it will then
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kill the tone and sends the call to its destination. If it the line is busy
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it will send the dialer a 120hz tone, which is, you guessed it, a busy
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signal.
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What the Box does, is this exact thing, to where you are sending your
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own tones and by passing haveing to go through though Phone company, where
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you will be charged. Well, you went through the phone company, but you
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kinda took control of the operators system. When the lines came through,
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the operators would give it the tones needed to carry on. With the blue
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box, you do that for her, only registering it as a free call. Once again
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though, the ESS can find these and tell where they came from, which is the
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exact reason why they aren't safe, because the will catch you in the act.
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I know this is probably old news to some of you, but hopefull some
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did not know what actually happened and know have that knowladge.
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Remember: The Night Belongs to...........The Dark Lord!
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The Mickey Mouse Club's Guide To.....
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[ Electronic Surveillance ]
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Part I :
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Overview
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Wireless Transmitters
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By:
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[ Cardiac Arrest ]
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Special Thanks To :
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[ The Mad Bomber ]
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Introduction : This file is divided into two parts. In the first part of the
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~~~~~~~~~~~~ file, I will try to present a general overview of bugging and
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electronic surveillance. The second part of this file deals with one method
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of bugging: Wireless transmitters. I will give a description of wireless
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transmitters and will show several variations of this method. I have called
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this file "Part I", but I'm not sure how many additional files (if any) will
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be added to this series.
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NOTE: I won't lie and say I'm an expert on bugging. I have NOT tried all of
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the methods presented here. However, between myself and The Mad Bomber, most
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of the bugs in this series have been tested. I am writing this to inform
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people of these methods and provide some simple methods that SHOULD work. I
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will also list all of my sources and also a list of mail-order companies that
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sell bugs and the like.
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[--------------------------------[ Overview ]---------------------------------]
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The American Heritage Dictionary defines "bug" as "A small hidden
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microphone or other device used for eavesdropping." Bugs of the late
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80's-early 90's can be nearly any size. The cover of Popular Science (August
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1987) shows an electret microphone 3/16 inch across at it's widest point. They
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can be placed so as to be nearly impossible to dectect. Bugs can be placed in
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electronic devices (such as phones or radios), wired into existing electrical
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wiring, or an empty pack of cigarettes. In this country, bugs are commonly
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sold as "home security devices" or "hearing aids", and in Europe an Asia, bugs
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are openly sold as bugs, although they're illegal there, as they are here.
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Bugs can be broken down into three basic classes: bugs with a microphone
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and a transmitter; bugs with only a microphone; and, bugs that sit inoperative
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until a specific radio signal is received. The first type are by far more
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common, being simple to make with components available at Radio Shack, or they
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can be assembled as plans, kits, or assembled, from companies such as
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Information Unlimited. With a few dollars and a little persistance, a person
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with little or no knowledge or electronics can assemble a simple bug in less
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than a day.
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Electronic surveillance is legal in only one highly controlled situation:
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when law-enforcement agencies receive a court order allowing surveillance of a
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suspect. However, bugs are widely used to get a leading edge over a competing
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corporation, for blackmailing purposes, or simply to find out a little more
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about a person.
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Hiding A Bug : There are several easy methods of hiding bugs, both from sight
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~~~~~~~~~~~~ and detection. Sight is usually no problem. Simply drill a
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hole in the wall, insert the bug, and patch it up again, or cover it with a
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picture, etc. Or place it in the handset of a telephone. A matchbox is a
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perfect hiding place for a den or family room with a fireplace. The
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possiblities are as limitless as the bugger's imagination.
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Hiding the bug from detection is the tricky part. You could set the
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transmitter to a frequency very close to a local TV station, so that it is
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overlooked during scanning. More complicated bugs are possilbe of changing
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frequecies several times per second, but this is very expensive. One expert
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says that during the construction of a building that is to be bugged, simply
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mix thousands of diodes in with the concrete. That way, when scanned, the
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entire walls would appear to be bugged, and it would be impossible to guess
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where to start looking for real bugs. Passive bugs that turn on only when a
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certain radio signal is received could simply be turned off when a person
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enters the room. A more down-to-earth method would be to simply place the
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bug inside an electronic device, say, a simple radio. When the radio is
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scanned, the electronic devices inside the radio cover up the bug.
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Aquiring A Bug : Anyone with a little money can aquire a bug. It just depends
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ on how much you're willing to spend. This could range from a
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few dollars to buy a Radio Shack wireless transmitter and removing the shell,
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to a black market bug in the thousands of dollars. Bugs are also readily
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available in kit form from mail-order companies for as cheap as $20. In
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several foreign contries, bugs are sold openly on the streets. Or, if you want
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to save a few bucks, you can go to Radio Shack, buy a few inexpensive
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components, and build your own.
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Some Interesting Bugs : From various sources I found some interesting
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ variations of bugs. These are some of my favorites.
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Martini Olive Bug
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This now infamous bug was designed by a San Francisco security expert
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named Hal Lipset. To make a "martini olive", hollow out opposite ends of a
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piece. Throw all the components into these holes (there's only about 12). He
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also figured out how to cut open a small (AAA) battery and use the parts to
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make a tiny power supply. The olive is completed by making a mircophone out of
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foil. The olive shaped case is made with fiberglass putty. You can then make
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an antenna shaped like a toothpick. Just serve it to the person you wish to
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bug.
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Picture Hanger Bug
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This one's looks like, of course, a picture hanger. It's about 1/4 inch
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long with a picture hanger on the end. Just drill a hole, insert the "hanger",
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and replace the picture. It could sit there forever without being discovered.
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Electret Bug
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This is the bug shown on the cover of Popular Science. It is of the
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second class of bugs, using only a microphone. You are required to run two
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thin wires to the bug for operation. However, this could be as simple as two
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thin stripes of metallic paint, covered up with normal house paint. An
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electret bug is made by polarizing certain types of plastics or waxes with a
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high voltage. A hole the size of a pinhead is where the sound enters. The bug
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pictured on Popular Science measured only 3/16 inch at it's widest point!
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Window/LASER Bug
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When sound is generated, window panes vibrate slightly. Using inexpensive
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equipement, such as a General Electric H1A1 Laser and an astronomical
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reflecting telescope available from Edmund Scientific Company, these vibrations
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can be translated to reproduce the original sounds. This is done by bouncing
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the laser off of the window, and interpreting the modulations of the beam that
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returns.
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Computer Bug
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About three years ago, in Olympia, England, a British electronics engineer
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entered a computer show, where the emphasis was on somputer security, wheeling
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a cart. As he walked, he adjusted a few knobs and soon a display screen on his
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cart duplicated the monitor of an Epson PC AX. The machine cost under $500,
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and was designed by a Dutch researcher named Wim van Eck. A monitor works by a
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beam sweeping across the back of the screen. Whereever the monitor is to be
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dark, the beam is turned off. Where the monitor should be light, the beam is
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turned on. This switching of the beam creates a digital signal. Eck's machine
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translates this signal and transfers it to a receiving monitor. The only
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problem is synchronizing the sweeping beam. However, Eck built a circuit to
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discover the original sync and match the receiver to that signal.
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Toilet Bowl Bug
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Have you ever played that game in a swimming pool where one person talks
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and the other tries to figure out which direction it came from, but it seems to
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come from every direction? This is because water is an excellent conductor of
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sound waves. Get the picture? Why not just stick a bug on the piping of a
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toilet? That way, you could pick up all conversation (or any other noises)
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>from that bathroom.
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KGB Bug
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In February of 1982, the manager of a Soviet airline was arrested for
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espionage. Authorities became suspicious of a scar on his chest, which he
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claimed was from an operation. After a closer look, however, they discovered
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that the KGB had surgically implanted a bug inside his chest to monitor all
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conversations occuring around him.
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What The Future Holds : As we enter the 90's, bugs will continue to become
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ smaller and less detectable. One possible solution to
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bugs that transmit continuously, which is easy to detect, is to have a bug that
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collects information, then sends it in short bursts. One speculation for such
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a bug could collect information for 15 seconds and send it in a burst of 1
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microsecond. Another idea that is already possible in an impractical form, is
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a voice-activated bug that shuts off after a conversation is finished. There
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will also be great advances in bug detection. Although advanced detectors are
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available, they are very expensive. One such instrument, called the
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SuperScout, costs approximately $25,000. And that's owned by a private
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businessman. Makes you wonder what the government spends on bug detection....
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Notes On Schematics : I'm sorry about the ASCII schematics, but there's not
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ really much I can do about it. I know it'd be better to
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do them in extended IBM ASCII, but we're hoping there might be some Apple (or
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otherwise) users reading this, too. Anyways, here's a "key" for some of the
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hard to understand symbols.
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\ \ Anything vaguely resembling this blob of ASCII is a semiconductor.
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I - / The lower case "V" represents the arrow normally present in
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/ / schematics.
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Hope this helps!!
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Introduction : Wireless transmitters are by far the most common, the cheapest,
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~~~~~~~~~~~~ and the easiest of all the bugs to build. I'll present two
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different wireless transmitters. They are all similar in design and function,
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but since availability of parts varies for each person, it can't hurt to have
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plans for both. The Mad Bomber and I have both tested both of the methods
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presented in this file.
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Method #1 : This method was found in Radio Electronics March 1989. This
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~~~~~~~~~ method transmits over a very short distance (only a couple hundred
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feet). It transmits to any frequency in the normal FM band. The PC board in
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the book is a little less than 4 inches square, but you can make it smaller
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with a little patience. This is a good one to start with, since it's easy to
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build and uses common components.
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Required Components
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Resistors (1/4-watt, %5)
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R1 - 100 ohms
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R2,R4 - 10,000 ohms
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R3 - 1000 ohms
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R5,R7 - 47,000 ohms
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R6 - 2.2 megohms
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R8 - 4700 ohms
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Capacitors
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C1 - 1.5 pF, ceramic disc
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C2 - 100 pF, NPO
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C3,C4 - 330 pF, NPO
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C5,C9 - 0.1 uF, NPO
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C6 - 0.001 uF, NPO
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C7 - 22 uF, electrolytic
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C8 - 6.8 uF, electrolytic
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C10 - 10-40 pF trimmer capacitor
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Semiconductors
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Q1 - BF199 or NTE229, or equivalent NPN transistor
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Q2 - BC183C or NTE199, or equivalent NPN transistor
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Other Components
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L1 - Coil, approximately 1 uH (more on this later)
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M1 - Electret microphone
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S1 - SPST switch
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Miscellaneous
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9 volt battery
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9 volt battery connector
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Wire for connections
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Case to put it in
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Solder
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Soldering Iron
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PC Board or "BreadBoard"
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NOTE : Complete kit available for $13.85 from Prospect Electronics, PO Box
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9144, Allentown, PA 18105.
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Construction Notes
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------------------
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For the coil (L1), you'll need to either coil a wire or set an adjustable coil
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around 1 uH. Just make sure there's no bridged, or bad joints when you start
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it.
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Schematics
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____ |------+-----+-------+----------------------+--------+------|
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\ / | | | | | | B |
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\/ C10 ___ L1 | | | | a |
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ANT | / \ | | | | | t -
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| C1 | | | | R7 | t ---
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|----I<-----+------| R4 C3 ___ | | e -
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| | / \ | | r |
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| | | +---+ | y |
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+-----\ | | +--R6---+ | | | |
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| \ | | C9 | | R8 | | |
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| I ---+-------+--I<---+\ | |C7 | | C6 |
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C2 ___ / | | \ | C5 | \ | + | / |
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/ \ v Q1 | | I ---+--|<--+ ___ ___ |
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| | | | / | / \ -/ \ |
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+----| | | v Q2 | | | |
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| | | +-------| | | | |
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| | | | | | | | |
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| | | | | + M1 | | |
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R1 R2 C4 ___ R3 C8 ___ | | | |
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| | / \ | / \ - | | | |
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| | | | | | | | S1 |
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|------------+-------+-------+-------+------+---+----+-+ +-|
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| \
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----- +
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--- Ground
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-
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Operation
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After you've built the transmitter, you have to set the frequency. Set a
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normal FM radio to an odd frequency. Radio Electronics recommends around
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88MHz, but in my area up at the high end (108MHz) is a little better. Have a
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friend or brother or someone constantly speak into the microphone while you
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adjust the trimmer capacitor. At one setting or another, you should hear your
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friend's voice. That's all there is to it.
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Method #2 : I came across this design in a book called Build Your Own Laser,
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~~~~~~~~~ Phaser, Ion Ray Gun & Other Working Space Age Products (I'll give a
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|
little more info on it in the source list), which is a VERY interesting book,
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|
with 3 different types of bugs, several LASERs, and some other goodies (like
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shock-wands, etc). This is an excellent device, because it is small and can,
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according to the book, transmit well over a mile (I've tested it to around a
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1/2 mile) with a good antenna. It is very sensitive, and can transmit sounds
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>from all over a house. The tuning range covers the standard FM band, such as
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method #1, and also the lower end of the aircraft band, allowing a completely
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interference-free transmission.
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Required Components
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Resistors (1/4-watt, 5%)
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R1 - 10k
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R2,R7,
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R7,R8 - 1k
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R3 - 100k
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R4 - 8.2k
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R5,
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R10 - 15k
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R9 - 3.9k
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R11 - 220 ohm
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Capacitors
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C1 - 100m/25 V small electrolytic
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C2 - 470 pF/50 V disc
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|
C3,C5 - 10 uF/50 V electrolytic
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C4,C9,
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C10 - .01/50 V disc
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|
C6 - 1 uF/50 V electrolytic
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C7 - 5 pF mica zero temp
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|
C8 - 6 35 pF trimmer
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Semiconductors
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|
Q1,Q2 - PN2222 or equivilent NPN transistor
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|
Miscellaneous
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|
M1 - FET capacitance microphone
|
|
PB1 - Perfboard (BreadBoard) about 1 1/8" square
|
|
CL1 - 9-volt battery clip
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|
WR1 - #24 wire
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|
B1 - 9-volt battery
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L1 - Coil (more on this)
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NOTE : Kit available from Information Unlimited(P.O. Box 716, Amherst, NH
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|
03031). Price ranges depending on package.
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Construction Notes
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------------------
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The book recommends 1 5/8" square for the breadboard. My smallest has
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|
been a little less than that size, but I'm not that good at electronics. The
|
|
Mad Bomber made one about 1" by 1/2". To make L1 (the coil), get a #8 wood
|
|
screw (a pencil seems to work fine for me) and tightly wrap 5-10 turns of #16
|
|
buss wire around it.
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|
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|
Schematics
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|
----------
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|
|----+------+----+------+------|
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|
|C1 | C2 | | | |
|
|
___ ___ | | | | ____
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|
___ / \ | | | | --+---+------| \ / A
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|
| | R1 R3 R4 | / | | | \/ n
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|
+----| | | | | C6 / | ___ C8 |L1 | t
|
|
| | | +------|--I<--R8--+---+--+-I | / \ | | e
|
|
__ | | / | | | | \ | v | +---| n
|
|
/// WHITE | C4 | / | | | | v | | C9 | n
|
|
__---------+-II-+---I | | | | | | +--II--+ a
|
|
/M1\ RED | \ | | R9 R10 +--| | |
|
|
\__/-+------| | v | ___ | | | __ |
|
|
| ___ C3 | | +--| | C10 ___ | | | /// |
|
|
| / \ R2 R5 | |C5 | | | | | |
|
|
| | | | R6 ___ | | | | R11 |
|
|
+--+------| | | / \ | |---+ | | |
|
|
| +------+--| | | | | |
|
|
__ | | __ | __ |
|
|
/// __ | /// | /// |
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|
/// | | |
|
|
|-----------------+-----------------+
|
|
B |
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|
a ---
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|
t-> -
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|
t ---
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|
e -
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|
r |
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|
y __
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///
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Operation
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|
---------
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|
Pretty much the same as method number one. Be sure to tune carefully, or
|
|
you'll overadjust and never find the frequency. Trust me on that one. The
|
|
book also suggests marking the capacitor, which isn't too bad an idea, in case
|
|
you accidentally move it. This bug is EXCELLENT for using in houses etc. You
|
|
can also use it as a "walkie-talkie" when you're out field phreaking or
|
|
something. Just get a walkman type headset radio, and havbe your friend do the
|
|
same, and you can talk through the transmitter and listen through the radio.
|
|
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|
Sources of Information : This is a list of all the magazines I have or will
|
|
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ use for this series of files.
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|
Books
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|
-----
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|
"Build Your Own Laser, Phaser, Ion Ray Gun and Other Working Space-Age
|
|
Projects" by Robert E. Iannini. Tab Books Inc., Blue Ridge Summit, PA 17214.
|
|
$15.95. 389 Pages.
|
|
|
|
"Electronic Telephone Projects" by Anthony J. Caristi. Howard W. Sams &
|
|
Co., Inc., 4300 West 62nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46268. $8.95. 168 Pages.
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|
|
Magazine Articles
|
|
-----------------
|
|
"Bugging", Popular Science - August 1987.
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|
|
|
"Wireless FM Microphone", Radio Electronics - March 1989.
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|
|
|
"Micro-Sized Amplifier", Radio Electronics - August 1988.
|
|
|
|
"Bug Detector", Radio Electronics - June 1989.
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|
|
|
"Tracking Down Bugs Using A Spectrum Analyzer", Radio Electronics - June
|
|
1989.
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|
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|
|
Mail-Order Bugs : This is a list of some of the mail order companies that sell
|
|
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bugs, and other items or interest. Some of them may not
|
|
still exist. I haven't tried them lately.
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|
|
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|
|
Information Unlimited, Inc. - P.O. Box 716, Amherst, NH 03031. 603-673-4730.
|
|
|
|
Dirijo/Bond Electronics - P.O. Box 212, Lowell, NC 28098.
|
|
|
|
Sierra Electronics - P.O. Box 709, Elfers, FL 34680-0709.
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|
|
|
Xandi Electronics - P.O. Box 25647, 60P, Tempe, AZ 85285-5647.
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|
|
|
Techtronics - 1715 Leaf Ave., Murfreesboro, TN 37130.
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|
|
N.A.S. - 213-631-3552.
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|
|
|
Spypro (045ER) - P.O. Box 45521, Seattle, WA 98145-0521.
|
|
|
|
Mentor-Z - 135-53 No. Blvd., Flushing, NY 11354.
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|
Conclusion : That's about all I have on wireless voice transmitters for
|
|
~~~~~~~~~~ this issue. Part 2 will most likely be on telephone bugs. Well,
|
|
that's the plan anyways, but this could change by the time I get to writing it.
|
|
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, complaints, or something
|
|
you'd like to see in future files in this series, let me know.
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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. ... . . . . . ..
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|
.. . . . . . . ___________________________ . .. . .
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|
. ...\ . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .
|
|
.. x . . . .. StarLink . . . .. .
|
|
.. . \ . . ___________________________ .. \ . .. .
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|
. . . . .. . . .. . .. . . x . . .
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|
.. .. . .. .. . .. . .. . \ . ..
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|
By: .
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|
The Dark Lord
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
StarLink is a really good system that is supposed to replace
|
|
Pc Persuit. It has many features and improvements that Pc Persuit does
|
|
not have. Starlink has other features Such as Up to date News Events,
|
|
Many things on current affairs that have been happening lately, Inter-
|
|
active Chat systems that many people can converse with each other through
|
|
the use of there modems. It has many "Extras" available. Starlink is run
|
|
by a company Called GTD or Galaxy Telecomunications Division. It is a large
|
|
and established Telecommunication Company that is in no way a beginner to
|
|
Telecommunications business. Most of the "Extras" are things that are
|
|
provided by the other companies that are working with GTD to make Starlink
|
|
the Best system of Long Distance calling Around. Companies such as Tymenet
|
|
have joined with GTC to make this system the way they want it. One of the
|
|
options available is, at the same time that you are using Starlink, be able
|
|
to use the Tymnet OutDial, to have a farther reach over the United States.
|
|
|
|
Not only does Starlink have the little options like the Chat Systems
|
|
and such, the quality of calling has improved. The Phone lines are said to
|
|
be Much clearer, so you don't have the the same amount of line noise that
|
|
you get with Pc Persuit. It also has a much faster transmitting system.
|
|
What I mean by that is there is not the horrible Delay that Pc Persuit has.
|
|
I don't want to imply that there is no delay, because that type of tech-
|
|
nology is not yet developed to the point were users will have no delays, but
|
|
the delays have been cut down. There is also a large increase in the amount
|
|
of areas available for making a call. Starlink has the capibility to call
|
|
Ninty-One (91) different Cities and twenty-Eight (28) different States. The
|
|
number of cities and states available for calling is increasing as the
|
|
company expands. One other thing that is a good thing for the users of
|
|
these systems but a bad thing for us hackers of the systems, is there is
|
|
supposed to be increased security of the system. I do not know for sure
|
|
if this is true, but it is something that has been said by a lot of people.
|
|
|
|
By reading the contents of this file up to this point, you probably
|
|
can't understand why a lot of Pc Persuit users have not switched over to
|
|
Starlink. There are a couple of reasons for this. Number one, the system
|
|
is new and people are still learning the things Starlink has to offer. Not
|
|
only that, but there is one MAJOR flaw. You have to pay for all the extras
|
|
that the system has, and for the people just looking for the Long Distance
|
|
calling, they have no need for the other things, and the would have to pay
|
|
extra to get what they would never have any use for. There is not just a
|
|
little difference either. There is a repsectable margin in the prices with
|
|
starlink not fairing to well. This probelm is said to lessen because Star-
|
|
Link says that thier prices WILL go down after they have restored the fees
|
|
that have been spent to start the system. Also, Pc Persuit is said to have
|
|
a rise in there cost, to make the gap in affordablility decrease in size.
|
|
|
|
Right now is the best time in the world for hackers. This is a new,
|
|
good system that will suplly all the needs of the hackers, but besides the
|
|
supposid "Increased Security" there is no other prepreation know to us made
|
|
for the hacking of there system. Some might say "It is Ripe for the
|
|
Picking". This system has not seen much action by the hacking community for
|
|
a lot of the same reasons that the paying users have. The system is new
|
|
and people are just now learning the system, and no one really knows what to
|
|
expect. Once the system grows, there will be more experimentation by the
|
|
hackers to see what the system is like.
|
|
|
|
I hope that this Text file will increase the amount of ativity by
|
|
the hackers. I hope that they will do more experimenting with the system
|
|
and soon get accounts on the system. I do not feel that StarLink is ready
|
|
for the hacking community, therefore it is a prime opportunity to explore
|
|
and learn the system. There is software out much like Icex made specifically
|
|
for Starlink and it is called "StarDial". The newest version that I have
|
|
seen of this software is 2.0.
|
|
|
|
Well, happy hacking and good luck. If you find out any additional
|
|
information on StarLink, Hackers Unlimited would be extreamly greatfull for
|
|
the information so we can update the file so others will have enough info to
|
|
be sucessfull in hacking this system. Please leave any Information at any
|
|
of our Distribution sites, Vmb's or any other ways you know of to get in
|
|
Contact with A member of Hackers Unlimited. Thanks and..........
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|
|
|
Remember: The Night Belongs to...............The Dark Lord!
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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__________________________________________________________________________
|
|
- -
|
|
- A Home-made Conferencing System for Those With Multiple Phone Lines -
|
|
- File Created by Fallen Angel -
|
|
- 10 / 26 / 1989 -
|
|
- -
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=________________________________________________________________________=
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|
|
There is a nifty little trick you can do if you have two or more phone
|
|
lines in your house but don't have a phone that handles multiple lines and
|
|
does conferencing. There is a very simple way to do it yourself with a
|
|
switch and some phone wire. The schematic at the end is pretty simple and
|
|
should be easy enough for the layman to decipher.
|
|
|
|
Problem
|
|
-------
|
|
I have three phone lines but no multi-line conferencing phone!!! Whaaaaaa!
|
|
|
|
Solution
|
|
--------
|
|
Two separate phone lines
|
|
Telephone type wire
|
|
Solder/soldering iron
|
|
Prototyping circuit board (Known as breadboard or socketboard. Get it
|
|
at Radio Shack if you are going to use it.)
|
|
One phone (preferably with an auto-dialer and
|
|
memory for a couple of numbers)
|
|
|
|
Procedure
|
|
---------
|
|
|
|
1) Strip a few mm. of insulation from all of the phone line wires.
|
|
|
|
2) Plug the wires into the socketboard so that one line will have wires on
|
|
different rows but on the same side. (*'s for phone wires, x's for switch
|
|
wires.
|
|
|
|
-------------
|
|
| *| x| x| *|
|
|
-------------
|
|
| | | | | (Please excuse the ASCII drawing)
|
|
-------------
|
|
| *| x| x| *|
|
|
-------------
|
|
|
|
Now you can get a switch and connect 2 wires to one side (so each terminal has
|
|
one wire) and 2 wires in the middle. This switch must be able to break the
|
|
connection between the two lines, or else you will always be dialing out on
|
|
two phone lines at the same time (it's cool to call a VMB this way)
|
|
|
|
By now, you should have a piece of bread board with 4 phone wires that aren't
|
|
connected to eachother and a switch with four wires hanging off it. (it
|
|
should have 2 positions (one links middle to front, one links middle to back)
|
|
you will want to hook up the line with the phone you will be using on it to
|
|
the middle and the other line to the front.
|
|
|
|
Take the two wires hanging out of the middle and plug them into the breadboard
|
|
where your main line is hooked into. Take the wires hanging out the back and
|
|
plug them into the lines on the breadboard with your other line.
|
|
|
|
If when you pickup the phone and hear a fucked up dialtone, try switching the
|
|
wires around like trading places with red/green on one side only. Technically,
|
|
you have to hook red to green and red to green with the separate lines.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Schematic Attempt
|
|
-----------------
|
|
-- or | is phone wire.
|
|
R1 470k resistors.
|
|
SW1 should be the middle terminals of a six-pole, 3 setting switch.
|
|
SW2 should be the end terminals of the same six-pole switch.
|
|
SW3 should be between the lower-left terminal and middle-left terminals
|
|
of a different six-pole switch.
|
|
SW4 should be between the lower-right terminal and middle-right
|
|
terminals of the six-pole switch that SW3 is connected to.
|
|
|
|
line 1 line 2
|
|
----------------o SW1 o--------------------\
|
|
| \ | \
|
|
| \ | \
|
|
R1 R1 \
|
|
| | Modular phone plug with an
|
|
o o auto-dialing phone on it.
|
|
\ \ /
|
|
SW3 \ SW4 \ /
|
|
o o /
|
|
| | /
|
|
----------------o SW2 o--------------------/
|
|
line 1 \ line 2
|
|
\
|
|
|
|
Miscelaneous
|
|
------------
|
|
|
|
With enough tweaking of this, you can have a simple system of a memory dialing
|
|
phone with the numbers of two favorite enemies set in. All you have to do is
|
|
call the first, flip the switch and call the second. Make sure your phone has
|
|
a mute button because you will be laughing so hard.
|
|
|
|
I prototyped this on breadboard and you should consider starting yours on
|
|
breadboard too. It is really helpful for debugging your circuit.
|
|
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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8888888888888888888888888
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|
7_ Hacking Prodigy _7
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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
|
|
By: The Dark Lord
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|
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|
|
Hacking Prodigy is just like hacking any other type of system like
|
|
Compuserve, Genie and stuff like that. They all run off the same basic
|
|
format as the other. They have an account and the password which is the
|
|
password of WHATEVER choosen by the owner of the account. The best way to
|
|
hack Prodigy is to find some one that will be willing to help you, that
|
|
has a account on the system. If they have an account, they can list all
|
|
the users on that certain system, and when you list it it will tell you
|
|
the owner of the account and the account number they have. If you know
|
|
someone that is able and willing to do this for you then you have half of
|
|
the battle won. Just enter the account number and look at the name of the
|
|
owner of the account. I would estimate that about 10 percent of the users
|
|
will use some part of thier name in the the password.
|
|
|
|
Example:
|
|
Account: EJA0632
|
|
Owner: Jamie Wallis
|
|
Pass: J.W
|
|
or Jamie
|
|
Wallis
|
|
Jam
|
|
|
|
That is just an expamle. and with about 10 percent of the people using
|
|
being dumb enough to do that you would think that you would have a real
|
|
good chance, and in reality, you do but consider this, There are usually
|
|
about 300 + users of it. 10 percent of 300 is thirty. Thirty users out of
|
|
300, that is still going to be a fun little job just to find one of those
|
|
idoits, so don't just jump in thinking that you have it made.
|
|
If you are not lucky enough to know someone that has an account, I will
|
|
let you know some of the formats and lenghts of passwords and accounts.
|
|
The passwords can be anything from Four to Ten digits long. They can
|
|
consist of any type of charactors like numbers and letters. The Accounts
|
|
are 7 digits, and it can be either letters and or numbers.
|
|
dgit23j
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I have never found any programs like Pcp Code Hacker. So, most of the
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work that you have to do will have to be done manually, which will turn
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most hackers off. You can just hack through your ordinary term programm,
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but to use the system you have to have the software that they use. The
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software is simply called, yes, you got it, "Prodigy". You can pick up
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the software for about $30.00, but I see no reason for paying for it. MMC
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should soon have it out availible for download. It does have a copywrite
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on it, but thats what MMC is for right?
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If you would happen to get caught hacking prodigy, the punishment would
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be the same as it would for hacking any system, but the thing about it is
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prodigy is not a system that you have to worry about being traced on. On
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prodigy you get unlimited hours and up to 6 people can be on the same pass-
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word at the same time, so the user really isn't loosing out.
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You are probably wondering what good Prodigy would be for you? Well,
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other that the hacking of the system, I am not real familiar with it. From
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what I have heard from the people who use it though, you can do a lot of
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your carding through prodigy. There is also an On-Line catalog to do your
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carding from. They have catalogs that you can order computer equiptment
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and things like that. There are a lot of other little things that you can
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do, but other that, the rest are just the Prodigy B.S that pretty much
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worthless. Prodigy has the News, Online Games and Up to the minute sports
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and other usless stuff like that. You can also talk to others using the
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system, kind like an online chat with multipul people. The only reason
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that I hack Prodigy is for the Carding aspect of it. It is really nice.
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Like I said, I have done a decent amount of hacking on the system, but
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did much work internally, so I am not real sure about everything that is
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has to offer. Oh well..... I guess its the sport of hacking that is so
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attractive.
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REMEMBER: The Night Belongs to........The Dark Lord!
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Hackers Unlimited's............
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- NATIONAL NEWS UPDATE -
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Raising Again?
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__________________
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Yes you got it. The Phone company is trying to rip us off once again.
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Can you belive this crap? I heard a news report lately where the where
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taking to a spokes person for AT&T and they said it was so they could by
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new, more up to date Supplies. When asked what types, they replied some to
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keep up with the higher technology of the phone systems, some to replace
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old unsafe tools, and last but not least, better systems to control the
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problem of Phreakers. Ooooohhhh, sounds like a great solution to me. So
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they are saying to reduce and or stop the amount of phreakers is increase
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calling costs? Doesn't make much sence to me, how about you? I think the
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reason for phreaking is to avoid the tremendous costs of the phone company,
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but when you raise it, I think you might even be making more, right? It is
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still in the voting and setting up stages though, so it might not even go
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through, and until then, we should just keep our fingers crossed, because
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even though you wouldn't think an increase of costs would effect us, it
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will because some of the money is going to fight Phreakers.
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Hacking & Phreaking
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Update
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PBX
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Well we all thought PBX was safe. Well they still are basicly, but
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there is now a new thing that us hackers just found out. It seems that they
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can call your phone company and get your number, which they can tell what
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phone company you used by a type of user log that has all the information. On
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this user log they have the phone number from were the call is being made.
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>From this number they can bill ya. Well we use to beable just to use them but
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it seems that they do not want to be ripped off no longer. PBX is such a big
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system that they usually don't even want to bother. But now there are so many
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people useing them that they don't know what to do, so instead of shutting
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down the system they are going to bust. It isn't just us hackers that use
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these codes but even DRUGGIES, Civilized Bussiness people, and many other
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people. What is wierd is how they drugies got started, they don't use
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war dialers or anything, but maybe one of our fellow hackers told them. It
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don't really matter it is just that from thier stupid ways is how we got
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reconized. I was watching Current Afair the other night and they were talking
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about Phone Crimes, they caught a billion drugies in the act. Then they found
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how we were useing Code Thief and other programs to do our work. They even
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know how to get programs and how to use them. What bothers me is that now it
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seems that not ONE code is working at the time. Other systems have been
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busting people also just not PBX, I just am reporting on this because of the
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number of people who use them.
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On the TV show I was watching they said that about a third of the use
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was from ilegal purposes. And the other 2 thirds was from PBX support
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companies. They estimated that phone criminals have a bill of $80,000 over
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the whole bill. The bill isn't very high but what they say it is still a lot.
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We pay for these long distance calls, that PBX is transmitting, threw TAXES.
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Can you believe it, and they expect us to be good an dnot use them like we do,
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well that is a bunch of shit. Our taxes should not be used for this, but in
|
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fact the comanies who use them. They are cracking down on the users that
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should not be using these codes. So this is not telling to to stop but just a
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little reminder to be careful on what you use.
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Cable Piracy
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Well I know almost half of us have used cable ilegaly, but now is
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not the time to start. They now have strongly busted people who are hooked up
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illegal. They say if you get caught then you will pay $10,000 fine and a 1
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year sentence in jail. What is funny is that they say if you call them and
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say you have it hooked up they will just forget the time you used it illegal
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and just start sending you bills. Well I don't know if that is true but why
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would you tell them anyway. I mean why bother, they will just bug the hell
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out of ya anyway, well I don't really know if they will but they say they
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wont, they call it the ask no questions plan. It has just been in the last
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few weeks that this has been on the news and on comercials on TV. Anyway my
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point is if you have it hooked up illeglly then think about what you are doing
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and see how hard they are busting down in your area, and if you do not have it
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hooked up but thinking about it well the choice is up to you. Just make sure
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that you do not get caught. If you are under 18 it will be your parents that
|
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get in deep shit.
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VMB
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VMB's (Voice Mail Boxes) are seeming to decline. There use to be over
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30 boxes, in which half of them were codelines. Since they reconized that we
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are taking boxes it seems that they are changing every day. I have never
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hacked a VMB myself but there are a few guys who have for me. In which they
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say is a "Bitch". I was given about 5 boxes on one system and lost all of
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them in about a week. Some have there ways of telling others just get
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complains from the real box owner. Boxes seem to get harder and harder to
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hack even though they use to be easy (as I am told). The password format
|
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changes everyday, the boxes are gone with in a couple, but with this pain do
|
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you think we will stop? NO! Hackers seem to find boxes or hack them out some
|
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how. They probably stay up all night just to get one box, and then it is gone
|
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with in a day. I don't know about you but that is the TRUE hacker to me.
|
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Hackers aren't suppose to give up, they are suppose to be on the move at least
|
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an hour a day. The thing is, is that some hackers are kids (13-18) and have
|
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to go to school. But why can't they just take some time after school and hack
|
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a VMB or a CODE or some other system. VMB's have been around for a long time,
|
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but it seems that we just relized them yesterday. One thing that worries me
|
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is that will hackers stop hacking? Well I don't really think so, since man
|
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lived in caves there was hacking. VMB's will come and go but there will
|
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allways be one that is in control of a hacker.
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Field Phreaking
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I allways loved going out and doing a little field phreaking at night.
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But the thing that bothers me is how many people have dogs! I think that
|
|
there should be a limit on how many dogs are in a neigborhood. But the more
|
|
dogs I guess the more fun, right? There are so many things that seems so fun
|
|
in the field, fences you have to climb, dogs you have to kick, people you have
|
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to run from, and most of all scaring the shit out of some person who has seen
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you. Field Phreaking is very fun and I encourge everyone to try it. If you
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don't know what this is then try and find out from another hacker or just
|
|
download a text file from your local hacking board. Though I haven't really
|
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got in to the REAL excitement of fielding, I did get in to it a little and
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tried a lot, it still seems like a lot of fun. I mean you wont have to pay
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for the call and wouldn't have to bother with codes. All you would need if
|
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you wanted to modem it on the field job is get yourself a Laptop Computer.
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Hell if you are in to carding just TRY carding you one, the chances on it is
|
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very slim but still, what the hell. You get out in the field and start a
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conference and you feel good to brag a little about how you are calling from
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Neigbor BOBS house.
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Cristifer Columbus
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Jesters Guide to....
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{- 950-0266's for the new Phreaker -}
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{- 11\6\89 -}
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This is a file I just decided to write, right after a guy
|
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that lives near me, who runs a bbs complained about his
|
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outrageously high phone bill, and being that I use 0266's I
|
|
decided that I would TRY to write a text file on how to use the
|
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0266's as a simple way of phreaking. I am not an expert on the subject
|
|
and I don't claim to be, I am just writing this file to try to help
|
|
out others that are in the same experiance level as the guy that I
|
|
was talking about previouly in the file.
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There are many different types of 950's, but the type I use is
|
|
the 950-0266 and I use these because that is what I was taught
|
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with and they seem like a fairly good, and easy way to phreak.
|
|
950-0266s are known to have VERY clean lines, so they are
|
|
perfect to use with modems.
|
|
The basic format for these codes are:
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(1) Dial 950-0266
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(2) Wait for tone then dial your 7 digit Code
|
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(3) Right after dialing your Code dial your ACN (Area Code
|
|
Number)
|
|
I.E. if I were to call my friend Joe in Utah, I would do
|
|
this...
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950-0266 (tone) XXXXXXX8015551234
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The X's stand for the 7 digit code
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|
950's have known to be dangerouse, they are on ESS (electronic
|
|
switching service) which is a phreaks nightmare. Being that
|
|
950's are on the ESS they can, and have been known to trace.
|
|
The type of tracing service on 950's can trace in a heart
|
|
beat, so there is somewhat a great risk in using these.
|
|
* Some precautions about using 950s - Do NOT use the same code
|
|
for more then 3 days. Try to use different codes if you have
|
|
them i.e. call one board with a code like 2314211 , and then
|
|
call the next board with a totally different code. Use these
|
|
codes during prime time, to cut the risk of getting caught
|
|
down. And use these in moderation, do not get crazy with them.
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|
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|
I hope this file hasnt been to much of a waste of time, I
|
|
hope it has offered some help to you in using 950-0266's.
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|
I would like to have suggestions and comments on what you think
|
|
of my file. If you have valid Input, please let me know your opinion
|
|
on one of my Vmb's. Obviously Vmb's don't last forever, but as for this
|
|
now it is valid.....
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Editors Note: Jesters Box has just been cut before the release of the
|
|
magizine, so as of this time, he has no Vmb's available for comments.
|
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Information will be updated as it is recived. Thanks
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Copyright (C) 1989 by -NecroiDaemon
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The Dark Lords..............
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}2
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(NNNNNNNNN] Top 10 BBS's sNNNNNNNNN)
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|6
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[Message Bases:]
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1. The Vulcan Way (303)979-9418
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2. The Discordian Society (303)973-3472
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3. Late Night Prowl (303)499-2928
|
|
4. Inter World (303)363-7960
|
|
5. Hack Shack II (303)782-0215
|
|
6. The Vulgar Unicorn (303)680-8622
|
|
7. ShockWave (303)469-3510
|
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8. Insane Asylum (303)447-2691
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9. Forbidden Planet (303)755-5934
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10. Software Exchange (303)779-4451
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[File Bases:]
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1. Late Night Prowl
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2. The Discordian Society
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3. ShockWave
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4. Inter World
|
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5. Vulgar Unicorn
|
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6. Vulcan Way
|
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7. Forbidden Planet
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8. Hack Shack II
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9. Insane Asylum
|
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10. Software Exchange
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[Sysops:]
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1. Late Night Prowl [The Fritz]
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|
2. Hack Shack II [Kedma Oediv]
|
|
3. Vulcan Way [Spock]
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|
4. Inter World [Tushka]
|
|
5. Vulgar Unicorn [Lore Master]
|
|
6. ShockWave [ShockWave Rider]
|
|
7. Insane Asylum [Live Wire]
|
|
8. Forbidden Planet [Dr. Morbius]
|
|
9. The Discordian Society [Hagbard Celine]
|
|
10. Teminal Entry [The Dream Master] (303)794-2083
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[Hack\Phreak Oriented:]
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1. Terminal Entry
|
|
2. Late Night Prowl
|
|
3. The Discordian Society
|
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4. Hack Shack II
|
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5. Insane Asylum
|
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6. Software Exchange
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7. N\A
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8. N\A
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9. N\A
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10. N\A
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[All Around:]
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1. Late Night Prowl
|
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2. The Discordian Society
|
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3. Hack Shack II
|
|
4. The Vulcan Way
|
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5. Inter World
|
|
6. The Vulgar Unicorn
|
|
7. ShockWave -- \ The Two Tied....
|
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8. Insane Asylum -- /
|
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9. Terminal Entry
|
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10. Forbidden Planet
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I would like to take this time to Explain to you how this was judged.
|
|
First, both me and Cardiac Judged the BBS's on there rating. Once all the
|
|
catagories were filled, we went on a 1-10 scale and the one with the most
|
|
points won. This listing is of only Colorado boards, and in no way are
|
|
they the best out, but I wanted to start somewhere. Heres what we am going
|
|
to do. Leave me your nominations for the best boards in any of the topics
|
|
besides overall best board. Once you send in your nomination we will look
|
|
at the board and judge it. I think the "Best Sysop" part will be taken out
|
|
though due to that fact that a couple of calls cannot distiguish the Sysops
|
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at all.
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Remember: The Night Belongs to..........The Dark Lord!
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E
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\ \
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\ [- CBI's -] \
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\ \
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.
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First off, If you are wondering What a CBI is it is like a TRW but
|
|
has a different setup. You can call and with the right information on
|
|
the person you can get the credit cards that they now own, and there
|
|
credit history and all the cards that they ever had. These are as touchy
|
|
(Dangerous) to use as TRW's but just as much fun. This is a good thing
|
|
for carders. It is a way to find a person that is rich, and get the info
|
|
that you need on them, and the get there card and CHARGE, CHARGE, CHARGE!
|
|
CBI's will tell you the amount that you are allow to charge and the
|
|
whole 10 yards. This is also a very effective way of taking care of people
|
|
that you don't particuarly care for. All ya have to do it find there card
|
|
(Mom Or Dads) and work from there. Open your mind to it though. Don't
|
|
just charge with it, do much more, post it on boards and VMB's, Get the
|
|
needed accounts and close there account. In other words, make it to where
|
|
they can no longer charge on that card because it has been, how should we
|
|
say....."CUT". You could also order all the things possible with the card
|
|
and have it all sent to the front door of the person that you are getting
|
|
back at an have everything addressed to him. If he/She is living with the
|
|
folks, its Murder time, and if not, they have to explain why they are
|
|
returning all the stuff and why they went over there carge limit. They
|
|
Way CBI's are set up, this is the procedure you will need to take:
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1. You will call and get a connection. Most CBIs will be 300 baud and
|
|
you will need the settings of 7-E-1.
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|
|
2. You will need to carrage return Three times. Once you have done that,
|
|
hit CTRL-S followed by another return
|
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|
3. Enter the Account. Then Enter another CTRL-S. After that input the
|
|
Lastname, First name, then the Middle Initial.
|
|
Ex. Wood Sam K
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|
4. Hit a Return and wait for a couple of seconds (5-10)
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|
5. Enter the Address, Apt Num. etc..., City then the State and last but not
|
|
least the ZipCode. The State MUST be an abreviation.
|
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|
|
6. Once again hit the CTRL-S and you can work it from there, doing what
|
|
you need to with the card.
|
|
|
|
Now, all you need is an account and a Dial up. There should be one near
|
|
you, kinda like a 7-11. but I don't have the dial ups to any except for
|
|
the one in the 713 Area code, which is.....(713)591-8900. Since this is
|
|
a unsecure thing to use, I would suggest a diverter or something like that,
|
|
just makes it a little funner becuase you have better odds of fully
|
|
succeding.
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|
Remember: The Night Belongs to............The Dark Lord!
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Hackers Unlimited wants....... YOU!!!!!
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The Editors Of Hackers Unlimited would like your input on a couple
|
|
of issues. They all concernce the format and the workings of the magazine.
|
|
We need to know....
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o Should H.U be One BIG file or all the individual files
|
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o How often should an issue be put out
|
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o How big should each issue be
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These are all questions that we would like your input on. We have an
|
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idea how we want it, but it is still up in the air and your opinions would
|
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be appreciated. Let us know through any of the ways that we have listed
|
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through out the magazine. Thanks
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- The Editors
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ENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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W -- Rumors of '89 -- W
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.NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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By: The Dark Lord
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There has been many rumors that have floated around in the year of
|
|
1989 and I imagine there will be a lot more seening that the year is not
|
|
over yet. The first on that I heard was the one involving FHP (Federation
|
|
of Hackers and Phreakers). They are a so called "ELITE" group and only the
|
|
"Proud Few" get in. Around July of this year, there was a rumor going
|
|
around about a spy, if you want to call it that, within the ranks of FHP.
|
|
Supposidly the spy was giving away the working codes to the Phone Companies
|
|
and giving away the dial-up that are used a lot because they are considered
|
|
to be safe. The spy also was said to be turning in a lot of the memebers
|
|
of FHP and some other in and out of the orginization. FHP took immediate
|
|
action in freezing all applications until the whole ordeal blows over. I
|
|
cannot tell you whether this rumor was or was not true, simply because
|
|
I was and outsider looking in. I was not in the group, and besides what
|
|
information I had gathered I did not know what was actually going on within
|
|
the group. I dunno if FHP actually found the person, if the person left,
|
|
but was never descovered, or that "Person" was just a rumor. Either way,
|
|
there was disorder within the group because as I recall I had sent in my
|
|
application and I was assured in by one of the Higher members, but they
|
|
never seemed to, Unfreeze, the application process. Nothing against FHP,
|
|
but from wht I see where it is going now, I am kind of glad.
|
|
Another rumor was one of a Pcp Code. It was a carded account and it
|
|
was caught before the person recived the information on the account (Pass,
|
|
account #, etc....). Instead of killing the account and not sending the
|
|
informtion to person, they went on with it but traced the account. I am
|
|
not sure how often they traced but I imagine that it was a decent amount.
|
|
I dunno if this rumor was actually true of just a coinsidence but a person
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I know did get snagged on a Pcp. Hopefully you do learn for this little
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expedition, that it is not one of the wiser things to do, Carding a Pcp
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account that is.
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Yet Another Rumor that was going around is a trap Pbx. The dial up for
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this Pbx is still in service. It had the procedure of 9 + 1 + ACN and that
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was said to be specifically designed as a trap. I have used Pbx's for a
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long time now and to this day I have never heard of ANYONE getting in any
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trouble over any Pbx's, that is the reason I had trouble beliving it.
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Once I heard this rumor, I did a little research of my own on the Pbx's and
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I found a couple of intresting this proving the rumor to be false. Let me
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give you a list of them, then I will explain them more thouroghly.
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d No one had been Busted for the Code
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d The Part that was set up for the trap was the same procedure as most.
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d That dial-up, to that point was supposidly "Virgin"
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d Phone company workers said nothing was said about that particular one
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d Difficulty of a Pbx trace
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d The attitude taken by the Pbx owner
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Those are the major pieces of information that I got. First, no one
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was busted on the code. The whole rumor was total speculation. Second,
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The thing that was supposidly the "Trap" part of the code (9+1+ACN) was the
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procedure used by multiple Pbx systems. Third, the dial up for the Pbx was
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supposidly Virgin which would mean that the owner of the Pbx system would
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have to move extreamly fast. Fourth, I know many people that work for the
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phone company. They hear a lot of the stuff that is going around, and some
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even do the traces themselves and none that I talked to heard a thing about
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it although there are many that they never hear about. Fifth, One on the
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workers of the phone company that I know has installed a lot of Vmb and Pbx
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systems. He said that it is REALLY hard to trace on a Pbx because of all
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the switching the system does. And he even went on to say, if you get on
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certain trunks in the system it is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to trace. Last, the
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attitude of most of the companies owning the Pbx is in the favor of the
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phreakers. They are so big, they never miss the money, and not only that,
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they can take the damn thing as a tax write-Off. Before I go any further,
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I would like to thank the people who supplied me this information. I will
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only mention one, because he is the only one that has an alias. That
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person is Kedma Oediv. Thanks Kedma!!
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The Last one that I will talk about is really vauge. I have heard VERY
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little about this one, but I figured that you might like to hear about it.
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It is a very new one, and supposidly there is a FBI agent in the 804 area
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code, logging on most of the pirate boards, gathering informtion on people
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so they make make a bust. That is all I know about it, but it is kinda
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a word of caution. If you call or live in this area, you want to be a
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little cautious, but don't worry about it. Ninty percent of the rumors I
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have heard I have gathered enough information to say that they were a bunch
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of crap.
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Well there was a couple others, and like I said, I imagine many more,
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but those are some of the ones that I heard the most about. I will try to
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keep you updated on the newest ones, so you can put them to rest once and
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for all, cause I know I have wondered about some of those that are still
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hanging around in the air somewhere.
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One last thing that although is Kinda Dorky, but I just HAD to add this
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for some reason. Well its really not a rumor, but I'll say it is for the
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sake of argument. Teenage Warroir is a COMPLETE DICK, and has Millions of
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alias's just so he can get access to boards.
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REMEMBER: The Night Belongs to............The Dark Lord!
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ACD...............Automatic Call Distributer
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ACN...............Area Code Number
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AIS...............Automatic Intercept System
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ANI...............Automatic Number Identification
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BHC...............Busy Hour Calls
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CAMA..............Centralized Automatic Message Accounting
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CCIS..............Common Channel Interoffice Signaling
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CCITT.............International Telegraph and Telephone Consultive Comm.
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CDO...............Community Dial Office
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CO................Central Office
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DDD...............Direct Distance Dialing
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EOTT..............End office Toll Trunking
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ESB...............Emergency Service Bureau
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ESS...............Electronic Switching System
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ETS...............Electronic Translation System
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MF................MultiFrequency
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NPA...............Numbering Plan Area
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ONI...............Operator Number Identification
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PBX...............Private Branch Exchange
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POTS..............Plain Old Telephone Service
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ROTL..............Remote Office Test Line
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RTA...............Remote Trunk Arrangment
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SF................Single Frequency
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SxS...............Step By Step
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TSPS..............Traffic Service Position System
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There will be other definitions added in the next addition, and most of
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these were either from our own knowladge or from the BIG Phreakers manual,
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I appoligize for that, and appoligize that there is no definitions but
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there was and still is a BIG request for an overview of definitions, and
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we just ran out of time, so just bear with us.
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Thanks!!!!
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Were Sorry, but The VMB's had a last minute
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Problem with most all listed being killed, so instead of
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a last minute revision, It will not be included. We will
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have an updated on in the next issue.
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Fone Number Name Baud Comment
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(201)502-9115 Underground II 2400 Sysop : Rambone
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(205)554-0480 FireBase Eagle 9600 Pirate Master Distribution
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(205)979-2983 Byte Me 2400 Sysop : Omega Ohm
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(206)255-1282 Ethereal Dimension 2400 Wasington's Finest
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(206)352-4606 Alternate Reality 2400 Sysop : Mr. Classic
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(206)462-7718 The Void 2400 Sysop : Zeke
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(206)827-2029 The End 2400
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(206)839-5865 Neutral Zone 2400 Home Of TWNC
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(213)476-6490 Mystic Knight 2400 Sysop : The Sniper
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(213)833-8309 Insomnia 2400
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(217)332-4019 Golf City BBS 2400 Sysop : Egghead Dude
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(217)359-2071 Realm Of Darkness 2400 Sysop : Dark Shadow
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(303)363-7960 The Inter World 2400 Sysop : Tushka
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(303)499-2928 The Late Night Prowl 2400 Phreak/Hack
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(303)649-3510 Shockwave 14.8k Telegard Beta Site
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(303)680-8622 The Vulgar Unicorn 2400 Games Only
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(303)755-5934 The Forbidden Planet 2400 Utilities Only
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(303)779-4451 The Software Exchange 2400 Sysop : The Gigilo
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(303)794-2083 Dragon's Bane 1200 3pm-7pm Mountain Time
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(303)933-3472 The Discordian Society 9600 Discordia Stuff
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(303)979-9418 The Vulcan Way 2400 Star Trekkies
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(312)297-5385 Gamer's Galaxy 2400 Sysop : Robocop
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(408)446-0316 Lake Of Dreams 2400 Sysop : Grey Ghost
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(408)268-6692 Billionaire Boys Club 9600 Home Sentinel BBS Prog.
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(408)735-8685 Dragon's Heaven 2400 Wares Galore
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(409)763-4032 Smash Palace South 2400 Phreak/Hack
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(617)364-3304 Swift's Ridge 2400 Sysop : Sir Swift
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(717)566-1129 The Frozen Desert 2400 Phreak/Hack
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(801)298-1736 Port o' Tales 2400 Sysop : Black Beard
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(801)486-5918 Crazy Nights 2400 Phreak/Hack
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(817)545-5031 Satan's Hollow 1200 MMC Dist. Site #1
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**NOTE : Don't complain about inaccuracies or missing numbers. I whipped this
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up on the spur of the moment, and I didn't have time to gather information. So
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PLEASE contact me with additions or corrections.
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If you wish to submit any additions, deletions, or corrections, please contact C
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ardiac Arrest.
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A lot of the listing and things like that might be WAY out of wack. It
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is extreamly hard to keep up with the listing due to the way all the Vmb's
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and stuff die so rapidly. The problem wasn't as bad as in the last issue,
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but there has just been a massive killing on the boxes, and a lot more are
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expected to go, so like I said, its hard to keep an accurate list right
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now. Sorry for the inconvience, but we will try to keep it as up to date
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as we can up to the release of this issue. Thanks....
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**Additional Note:
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The information in this magazine is subject to change. We, the writers
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have no control over the change of these thing, nor do we know when and what
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they will be changed to. Things such as VMB's, dial-ups, etc. may die or
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be changed and the information in this will no longer be valid. We will be
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releasing other editions of this magazine in hope that the information will
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all be up to date and of use to all that read the magazine. As you may know
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we cannot keep up with some of the changes and things that happen to the
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things we have mentioned. Due to that, we ask your support in letting us
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know of these changes and such through or Mickey Mouse Club VMB, if of
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course, it is still valid, or through distribution sites or any other ways
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the you know of to get in touch with one or more members of MMC. Not only
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will we accept information on changes, we welcome any new and/or better
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information, tips etc. Let us know if you would like to write a section of
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this magazine, and what you would like to write. We are rather picky about
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what is put into our magazine, but that is because we want the utmost quality.
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Please don't be intimidated by the standards we have set, we still would
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appreciate the chance to see the things that you have written, as there is a
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lot of valuable information that could help the effort in improving this
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magazine.
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Well, that is it for "Hackers Unlimited". We hope you enjoyed, and have
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gotten a lot of information from, it. There was a lot of time, and a lot
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of effort put into this from a lot of fine writers. The editors of Hackers
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Unlimited would like to thank these people for contibuting to this fine piece
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of writing, both in the writing of articles and the support of this project :
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Jester Fallen Angel
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Cristifer Columbus Doc Silicon
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Plus the Editors:
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The Dark Lord
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Cardiac Arrest
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And all the people that didn't laugh at the name The Mickey Mouse Club
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We hope this magazine has provided you with more knowledge than when you
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started reading it. If you have, we ask that you use this knowledge for not
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only the benefit of you, but for the benefit of others. There are a lot of
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beginners in the areas that we have talked about throughout this magazine,
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and all they need is the know-how and a little experience to make them
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into good phreakers, hackers, carders, you name it. Well, once again, thanks
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to all who contributed to Hackers Unlimited and thank you for reading, (and
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hopefully) enjoying and distributing Hackers Unlimited Magazine, a Mickey
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Mouse Club production!
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