==Phrack Magazine==

                   Volume Four, Issue Forty-Three, File 1 of 27

                                 Issue 43 Index
                              ___________________

                               P H R A C K   4 3

                                  July 1, 1993
                              ___________________

       ~ finger whitehouse.gov and make a secret service agent come ~


Well, here it is:  Phrack 43.  This issue should really piss every security
professional off.  Well, actually, none of them should ever see it because
only two people have registered their subscriptions.

But, then again I think we all know that the whole world is FULL of
lying, thieving people who just don't care about other people's
property.  No, smarty, not hackers...computer professionals!

CASE 1:

The Computer Emergency Response Team.  Bastions of life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.  CERT had been on the Phrack mailing list
previously, and was sent a copy of 42 (as was everyone) to give them
the opportunity to subscribe.  Rather than do the right thing
and let us at Phrack know that they were not interested in paying,
and to take their name off the list, Ed DiHart instead forwarded off
several copies to his cronies.

Luckily for us, Ed is not the best typist, and the mail bounced all the way
back to Phrack.  I called Ed and asked him why he would do such a thing,
which was clearly a direct violation of US Copyright Law.  Ed claimed
he didn't know of any new rules for Phrack, and that he had always forwarded
off a few copies to his pals.  I told Ed that this practice was unacceptable
and that if he wanted to continue to get Phrack he and his pals would all have
to register their subscriptions.  Ed said that he did not want to pay
and to take CERT off the list.

A month prior to this Ed had said to me at the Computers, Freedom & Privacy
conference in San Francisco, "Why are YOU here anyway?  It sure is IRONIC
that someone whose goal in life was to invade other people's privacy would
be attending a conference on protecting privacy."  I walked away from him in
disgust.

While talking to Ed about Phrack I said, "You know Ed, it sure is IRONIC
that an organization such as CERT, whose main goal is to help protect
the property of others would so flagrantly violate US Copyright law and
completely disregard someone's property rights."  Man, did that feel great!


CASE 2:

BT Tymnet.  Dale Drew, security guru, made the statement on IRC about
Phrack, "I have absolutely no desire to pay for anything having to do with
hackers."  Later, someone from Dale's machine at BT Tymnet (opus.tymnet.com)
logged into Len Rose's machine and ftp'd Phrack 42.  With prior knowledge
Phrack was not free, he willingly used company property to commit a crime.
At most companies, that is grounds for termination.  Luckily for Dale
Tymnet doesn't give a shit.  In fact, Dale several times since has gone
back on IRC stating, "People here are Tymnet are kind of upset about
Phrack 42."  This just shows that people at Tymnet are just as criminal
as they say hackers are.  Since they could care less about MY property,
then why should I care about theirs?  Maybe I should print a list of
all Tymnet internal NUIs!  Well, two wrongs won't make a right, so I better
not.

I did, however, send email to Dale stating that we were aware of Tymnet's
transgressions and that we may be forced to take legal action.  I have
decided to offer BT a sweet deal on a company-wide site license.  We
shall see if they take me up on this offer, or continue to steal Phrack.

CASE 3:

Gail Thackeray.  A woman sworn by the court to uphold the laws of the
land.  This woman had the audacity to tell me that unless I
enforced my copyright, it was worthless.  Unless I enforce it.  What the
hell does that mean?  Am I supposed to raid companies myself and
go dig for evidence that they have stolen my information?  Geez...it's
not like I'm Bellcore.  Gail's disgusting interpretation of the law,
that unless you are big enough to stand up for yourself then you have
no recourse, is a festering sore on the face of the American Legal system
and I personally am appalled that this woman is allowed to act as
a law enforcement professional.

Oh well, as you can tell I've had a little fun with all this.  And I have
effectively proven my point.  Security people, corporate professionals,
and law enforcement types are just as unscrupulous and unethical as they
have always claimed that we are.

Only TWO PEOPLE within the computer/legal/security profession have the right
to receive and keep copies of Phrack.  Winn Schwartau, and a man at Mitre.
It's amazing that they are the only ones with any scruples, isn't it?

Well, let's get on with the issue.  This one is pure, unadulterated evil.
Only the strong will survive this time.  We've got Cellular, we've got
Novell, we've got 5e, we've got PHRACK TRIVIA!  Get comfortable, grab
your favorite intoxicant, and enjoy.

*NOTES*  Some of you will recognize the 5ESS file from the Summer issue of
2600 magazine.  This file was sent to both myself and E. Goldstein.  I
was told by the author that 2600 was not printing it.  Wrong.  Well, we
got permission from 2600 to print it here too since its such a good file,
and since I spent like 8 hours dealing with the author correcting
and editing it.  In the future gang, if you send something to Phrack AND
to 2600, TELL US BEFOREHAND!  The last thing I want to hear is, "Phrack
is plagiarizing 2600...gawd they are so lame."  The acronym file, you will
note, is DIFFERENT.  Heh.

In addition to the above, you may notice that we were a bit late in
distributing this issue.  As many of you saw through the "resubscribe"
blurb sent over the mailing list, Phrack is not going through Stormking.COM
any longer.  The struggle to relocate put us into further delays
but I've managed to take care of securing a new distribution site.
We want to thank everyone at Stormking for shipping Phrack out for
so long, and wish them the best in their future endeavors.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
                        READ THE FOLLOWING

                IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Corporate/Institutional/Government:  If you are a business,
institution or government agency, or otherwise employed by,
contracted to or providing any consultation relating to computers,
telecommunications or security of any kind to such an entity, this
information pertains to you.

You are instructed to read this agreement and comply with its
terms and immediately destroy any copies of this publication
existing in your possession (electronic or otherwise) until
such a time as you have fulfilled your registration requirements.
A form to request registration agreements is provided
at the end of this file.

Individual User:  If you are an individual end user whose use
is not on behalf of a business, organization or government
agency, you may read and possess copies of Phrack Magazine
free of charge.  You may also distribute this magazine freely
to any other such hobbyist or computer service provided for
similar hobbyists.  If you are unsure of your qualifications
as an individual user, please contact us as we do not wish to
withhold Phrack from anyone whose occupations are not in conflict
with our readership.

_______________________________________________________________

Phrack Magazine corporate/institutional/government agreement

   Notice to users ("Company"):  READ THE FOLLOWING LEGAL
AGREEMENT.  Company's use and/or possession of this Magazine is
conditioned upon compliance by company with the terms of this
agreement.  Any continued use or possession of this Magazine is
conditioned upon payment by company of the negotiated fee
specified in a letter of confirmation from Phrack Magazine.

   This magazine may not be distributed by Company to any
outside corporation, organization or government agency.  This
agreement authorizes Company to use and possess the number of copies
described in the confirmation letter from Phrack Magazine and for which
Company has paid Phrack Magazine the negotiated agreement fee.  If
the confirmation letter from Phrack Magazine indicates that Company's
agreement is "Corporate-Wide", this agreement will be deemed to cover
copies duplicated and distributed by Company for use by any additional
employees of Company during the Term, at no additional charge.  This
agreement will remain in effect for one year from the date of the
confirmation letter from Phrack Magazine authorizing such continued use
or such other period as is stated in the confirmation letter (the "Term").
If Company does not obtain a confirmation letter and pay the applicable
agreement fee, Company is in violation of applicable US Copyright laws.

    This Magazine is protected by United States copyright laws and
international treaty provisions.  Company acknowledges that no title to
the intellectual property in the Magazine is transferred to Company.
Company further acknowledges that full ownership rights to the Magazine
will remain the exclusive property of Phrack Magazine and Company will
not acquire any rights to the Magazine except as expressly set
forth in this agreement.  Company agrees that any copies of the
Magazine made by Company will contain the same proprietary
notices which appear in this document.

    In the event of invalidity of any provision of this agreement,
the parties agree that such invalidity shall not affect the validity
of the remaining portions of this agreement.

    In no event shall Phrack Magazine be liable for consequential, incidental
or indirect damages of any kind arising out of the delivery, performance or
use of the information contained within the copy of this magazine, even
if Phrack Magazine has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
In no event will Phrack Magazine's liability for any claim, whether in
contract, tort, or any other theory of liability, exceed the agreement fee
paid by Company.

    This Agreement will be governed by the laws of the State of Texas
as they are applied to agreements to be entered into and to be performed
entirely within Texas.  The United Nations Convention on Contracts for
the International Sale of Goods is specifically disclaimed.

    This Agreement together with any Phrack Magazine
confirmation letter constitute the entire agreement between
Company and Phrack Magazine which supersedes any prior agreement,
including any prior agreement from Phrack Magazine, or understanding,
whether written or oral, relating to the subject matter of this
Agreement.  The terms and conditions of this Agreement shall
apply to all orders submitted to Phrack Magazine and shall supersede any
different or additional terms on purchase orders from Company.

_________________________________________________________________

            REGISTRATION INFORMATION REQUEST FORM


We have approximately __________ users.

We desire Phrack Magazine distributed by (Choose one):

Electronic Mail: _________
Hard Copy:       _________
Diskette:        _________  (Include size & computer format)


Name:_______________________________  Dept:____________________

Company:_______________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

City/State/Province:___________________________________________

Country/Postal Code:___________________________________________

Telephone:____________________   Fax:__________________________


Send to:

Phrack Magazine
603 W. 13th #1A-278
Austin, TX 78701
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


Enjoy the magazine.  It is for and by the hacking community.  Period.


      Editor-In-Chief : Erik Bloodaxe (aka Chris Goggans)
                3L33t : OMAR
                 News : Datastream Cowboy
          Photography : dFx
          Pornography : Stagliano
    Prison Consultant : Co / Dec
          The Baddest : Dolomite
             Rad Book : Snow Crash
     Reasons Why I Am
         The Way I Am : Hoffman, Hammett, The Power Computer
               Typist : Minor Threat
    Future Movie Star : Weevil
   SCon Acid Casualty : Weevil
            Thanks To : Robert Clark, Co/Dec, Spy Ace, Lex Luthor
                        Phreak Accident, Madjus, Frosty, Synapse, Hawkwind
                        Firm G.R.A.S.P., Aleph One, Len Rose, Seven-Up
                        Computer Crime Laboratories

"If you can take the bag off of your own head, then you haven't had
enough nitrous."  -- KevinTX

Phrack Magazine V. 4, #43, July 1, 1993.     ISSN 1068-1035
Contents Copyright (C) 1993 Phrack Magazine, all rights reserved.
Nothing may be reproduced in whole or in part without written
permission of the Editor-In-Chief.  Phrack Magazine is made available
quarterly to the amateur computer hobbyist free of charge.  Any
corporate, government, legal, or otherwise commercial usage or
possession (electronic or otherwise) is strictly prohibited without
prior registration, and is in violation of applicable US Copyright laws.
To subscribe, send email to [email protected] and ask to be added to
the list.

                    Phrack Magazine
                    603 W. 13th #1A-278       (Phrack Mailing Address)
                    Austin, TX 78701

                    ftp.netsys.com            (Phrack FTP Site)
                    /pub/phrack

                    [email protected]      (Phrack E-mail Address)

Submissions to the above email address may be encrypted
with the following key : (Not that we use PGP or encourage its
use or anything.  Heavens no.  That would be politically-incorrect.
Maybe someone else is decrypting our mail for us on another machine
that isn't used for Phrack publication.  Yeah, that's it.   :) )

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: 2.1

mQCNAiuIr00AAAEEAMPGAJ+tzwSTQBjIz/IXs155El9QW8EPyIcd7NjQ98CRgJNy
ltY43xMKv7HveHKqJC9KqpUYWwvEBLqlZ30H3gjbChXn+suU18K6V1xRvxgy21qi
a4/qpCMxM9acukKOWYMWA0zg+xf3WShwauFWF7btqk7GojnlY1bCD+Ag5Uf1AAUR
tCZQaHJhY2sgTWFnYXppbmUgPHBocmFja0B3ZWxsLnNmLmNhLnVzPg==
=q2KB
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----


  -= Phrack 43 =-
 Table Of Contents
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 1. Introduction by The Editor                               24K
 2. Phrack Loopback Part I                                   38K
 3. Phrack Loopback Part II / Editorial                      44K
 4. Line Noise Part I                                        39K
 5. Line Noise Part II                                       43K
 6. Phrack Pro-Phile on Doctor Who                           15K
 7. Conference News Part I by Various Sources                53K
 8. Conference News Part II by Various Sources               58K
 9. How To Hack Blackjack (Part I) by Lex Luthor             52K
10. How To Hack Blackjack (Part II) by Lex Luthor            50K
11. Help for Verifying Novell Security by Phrack Staff       48K
12. My Bust (Part I) by Robert Clark                         56K
13. My Bust (Part II) by Robert Clark                        55K
14. Playing Hide and Seek, Unix Style by Phrack Accident     31K
15. Physical Access and Theft of PBX Systems by Co/Dec       28K
16. Guide to the 5ESS by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                     63K
17. Cellular Info by Madjus (N.O.D.)                         47K
18. LODCOM BBS Archive Information                           24K
19. LODCOM Sample Messages                                   52K
20. Step By Step Guide To Stealing a Camaro by Spy Ace       21K
21. Acronyms Part I by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                       50K
22. Acronyms Part II by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                      51K
23. Acronyms Part III by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                     45K
24. Acronyms Part IV by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                      52K
25. Acronyms Part V by Firm G.R.A.S.P.                       46K
26. International Scene by Various Sources                   51K
27. Phrack World News by Datastream Cowboy                   24K

                                                    Total: 1152K

     Another reason why the future is wireless.

     "The CTIA recommended that the FCC require the microprocessor chip be
     difficult to detach from the circuit board in order to prevent its
     removal and replacement or reprogramming."
     (Cellular Marketing, p. 18, May 1993)

     "Damn, and I was hoping to replace this 8051 with a P5! HAHAHAHAHA!"
     (Anonymous hacker-type, Tumbled Cellphone Call, 1993)

_______________________________________________________________________________