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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume Four, Issue Forty-One, File 1 of 13
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Issue 41 Index
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___________________
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P H R A C K 4 1
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December 31, 1992
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___________________
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~ We've Had A Rest, We're Still The Best ~
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You've been waiting for this for a while and it's finally here. A lot has
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happened since the last issue. I guess I should start off with the most
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important thing as far as the administration of Phrack is concerned: Phrack 41
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is the last issue for which I will serve as editor.
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Why? Well for one, I was in a motorcycle wreck about a month ago and lost the
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use of my right arm for a while and, due to the related financial difficulties,
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I was forced to sell my computers and some other stuff.
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Secondly, due to my lack of being a rich boy and having access to a nice
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machine, I found it necessary to allow others to help me in putting out the
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past several issues and that has resulted in some things being released that I
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really wasn't happy with.
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However, don't get me wrong. I'm not gonna sit here and dis my friends just
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because we differ in opinion about some things. I think that the overall
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quality of the issues has been pretty good and anyone who says it's not can
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basically suck my dick, because I don't give a fuck about your opinion anyway.
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Thirdly, and the most important reason why I am resigning as editor of Phrack,
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is a general lack of desire on my part. I mean the whole reason I even got
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involved with doing this was because of hacking -- partly for curiosity and
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partly for being able to thumb my nose at the powers that be and other
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intellectual types that say, "You can't do/learn about that because we don't
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think blah blah blah." Like I'm supposed to give a fuck what anyone else
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thinks. The type of public service that I think hackers provide is not showing
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security holes to whomever has denied their existence, but to merely embarrass
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the hell out of those so-called computer security experts and other purveyors
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of snake oil. This is a service that is truly unappreciated and is what keeps
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me motivated. ANYWAY...if you wanna hear me rant some more, maybe I'll get to
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do my own Eleeeeet3 Pro-Phile in the future. Heh!
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But really, since my acquisition of Phrack, my play time has been hampered and
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consequently, I have started to become bored with it. It was great to meet a
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lot of cool people and I learned some things. It's now time for me to go back
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to doing what I like best. For anyone who's interested in corresponding, I'm
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focusing my time on radio communications, HAM radio, scanning, and cellular
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telephones. If you are interested in talking about these things to me or
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whatever, feel free to write me at dispater@stormking.com.
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Aside from all that, I feel that Phrack can be better. That's why issue 42
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will have a new editor and administrative staff. I'm not saying who, but you
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may be surprised. NO, it's not KL or TK either.
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And with that, I'm saying adios and, as Adam Grant said, "Don't get caught."
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Now onto the issue:
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In this issue's Loopback, Phrack responds to the numerous letters it has
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received over the past several months, including the return of Shit Kickin' Jim
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and a message from Rop, editor of Hack-Tic.
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The Racketeer (Rack of The Hellfire Club) continues his Network Miscellany
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column with plenty of new information about fake mail.
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Phrack Pro-Phile focuses on one of the hacking community's most mysterious
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figures: Supernigger. SN was somewhat involved with the infamous DPAK and has
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some words of wisdom to the eleets and other folks who enjoy boasting about
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their number of years in "the hacker scene."
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DISPATER, Phrack Editor
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Editor-In-Chief : Dispater
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Eleet Founders : Taran King and Knight Lightning
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Technical Consultant : Mind Mage
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Network Miscellany : The Racketeer [HFC]
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News : Datastream Cowboy
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Make-up : Hair Club for Men
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Photography : Restricted Data Transmissions
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Publicity : AT&T, BellSouth, and the United States Secret Service
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Creative Stimulus : Camel Cool, Jolt Cola, and Taco Bell
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Other Helpers : Scott Simpson, Zibby, The Weazel, The Fed, El1teZ
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Everywhere.
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"For the record, we're hackers who believe information should be free. All
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information. The world is full of phunky electronic gadgets and networks
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and we want to share our information with the hacker community."
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-- Restricted Data Transmissions
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"They are satisfying their own appetite to know
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something that is not theirs to know."
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-- Assistant District Attorney, Don Ingraham
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"The notion that how things work is a big secret is simply wrong."
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-- Hacking/Cracking conference on The WELL
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-= Phrack 41 =-
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Table Of Contents
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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1. Introduction by Dispater 07K
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2. Phrack Loopback by Dispater and Mind Mage 52K
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3. Phrack Pro-Phile on Supernigger 10K
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4. Network Miscellany by The Racketeer [HFC] 35K
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5. Pirates Cove by Rambone 32K
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6 Hacking AT&T System 75 by Scott Simpson 20K
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7. How To Build a DMS-10 Switch by The Cavalier 23K
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8. TTY Spoofing by VaxBuster 20K
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9. Security Shortcomings of AppleShare Networks by Bobby Zero 16K
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10. Mall Cop Frequencies by Caligula XXI 11K
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11. PWN/Part 1 by Datastream Cowboy 46K
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12. PWN/Part 2 by Datastream Cowboy 49K
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13. PWN/Part 3 by Datastream Cowboy 43K
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Total: 364K
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There is no America.
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There is no democracy.
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There is only IBM and ITT and AT&T.
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-- Consolidated
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