dMP dMP dMMMMb dMP .-------------------------------------------------. dMP dMP dMP.dMP dMP | United Phone Losers | dMP dMP dMMMMP" dMP `-------------------------------------------------' dMP.aMP dMP dMP [ issue UPL026 | released 10/7/01 | more protein! ] VMMMP" dMP dMMMMMP [ http://www.phonelosers.net ] .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | introduction | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' Here ya go. I realize it took a long time to get this issue out (this long waiting period for issues has become convention, hasn't it?), but that's because we're trying to produce much higher-quality issues lately, and these things take time. Speaking of much higher quality issues, there's a reason this issue has such a small ammount of articles. All the articles that aren't in here have been placed into UPL026 Toneage. If you're familiar with Phrack, then you should be aware of Linenoise. Toneage is the UPL equivalent. So be sure to read Toneage for more of the usual UPL crap, which can be found at . If all goes well, you'll be seeing Toneage more as a regular UPL supplement. I'd also like to point out that in an article in UPL025 entitled "A Simple Way Around Content Filter," I pointed out that phonelosers.net was not yet blocked by WebSense. It is with greatest symtpathies that I pass this startling news on to you: phonelosers.net is now blocked by WebSense. So anway, enjoy. Because dammit, it'll be another three years until UPL027 is released. --- linear .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | | | straight from the dark dungeons of the internet | | -------------CONTENTS------------ | | | | Articles: | | The DATU Modes and Practical Uses.............................Phractal | | Free Phone Calls Courtesy of Bell....................RedBoxChiliPepper | | The Primitive K-mart Telphone System...............................Bor | | Ways Through Some Mac Security.................................inferno | | NT Phun at School.................................................Scha | | Amtel 2000 Tele-Entry System......................................Jenn | | Review of Rubicon....................................RedBoxChiliPepper | | Colleen Card's Def Con 9 Review...........................Colleen Card | | Setting Up a Teleconference the '1337 Way ..................Locutus126 | | Letters to UPL..........................................various losers | | | | Bonus Phresh Warez: | | sheetz0r.cpp............................Phractal & the Visual Assassin | | Caller ID source and inf0..............POS_RLS, Parenomen, & BellSouth | | | | shout outz to TeamPhreak | | | | Disclaimer | | | | Be Sure to Check Out http://www.phonelosers.net/issues/toneage26.txt | | For More Old-School UPL Leetness! | | | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' "Those who say they know it all ruin it for those who do" - A Wise Man .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | The DATU Modes and Practical Uses | | Written By Phractal Email: phractal@phonelosers.net | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' [ disclaimer: unless you are a certified technician, any DATU you access is not your property and therefore is electronic trespassing into the insides of your local Central Office. Know what you're getting into. This information may or may not have been test by someone certified to operate a DATU. This is merely information, nothing more.] I. Intro, Switching Diagrams, DATU definition II. Format of DATUs III. Test Mode IV. Admin Mode V. Practical DATU uses VI. Theoretical DATU uses VII. Final Notes VIII. Technical Acronyms I. Intro Well, a great many of articles have been written recently regarding the Direct Access Test Unit (DATU). A DATU is a computer that you can connect to via the PSTN, all you need is the phone number. My local Central Office uses a AT&T 5ESS switch, so I know for a fact that those switches use DATUs, I am not sure about others, like DMS switches, but chances are, your local, residential Central Office has a DATU. DATUs use the ring and tip wires a lot to test lines, the ring and tip wires are often the red and green wires that go into your phone. DATUs are tubular little wonders that allow the phone company and phreaks to perform tests on local loops. To test a line outside your Central Office's area, you need the DATU number for the Central Office that serves it. I should mention that this article discusses but is not necessarily limited to testing POTS lines. From the PSTN to your home: | \ / /------------------\ /-----------------------\ _ PSTN! ---ss7--| Toll Switch |---| Local Switch / CO | |DMS 200, 250, 500 | | 5ESS, DMS 10, DMS 100 | \------------------/ \-----------------------/ / | \ | | | ___ / \ /--------\ /--------\ |Junction| |Junction| | Box | | Box | \--------/ \--------/ /\ Split /\ Your k-rad line~~~~~~~~~>/ \ lines / \ /\ /\ /\ /\ / \ / / / tip> /\ "; What you can do insted, when you want to send a message to ALL of your friends, and dont want to type it a hundred times, you simply write "net send * the sysadmins are lame". This message of course was sent to the sysadmins at my school as well, and they came running like they had chilis up their asses to find out who it was, since the name of the sending computer showed up along with the message. "uhhmm... net send... message.. what the fuck are you talking about.... I just sat down at this computer". But of course, it's no fun when just one message appears so what you want to do is make a .bat file like this: ----- Start monkeypoo.bat ----- net send * the sysadmins had monkeypoo for brekfast! monkeypoo ----- End monkeypoo.bat ----- of course you could just start this file and run like hell, but what I found more amusing to send this file to someone else (all school was always on IRC). "Hey man, check out this pr0n man. This is some really sick shit!!!", and DCC them your file. Then they open it expecting to find ther mom eating some fat chicks shit it starts sending messages and most retarded fucks don't know how to stop it. Then the sysadmin comes and start beating them up, it's fucking hillarious. Admin password -------------- What owns most is having the admin password. This might not be that easy. I'll explain how I did it. First of all, this will only work if the school network is hubbed, not switched. If your computer allows you raw IP access to the net then great. My school didn't so I had to bring my laptop. What you need to do is plug it in somewhere, and set up L0pht Crack to sniff for passwords.. Then you fuck up some computer (preferably connected to the same hub as your computer cause they may switch between the hubbs). I don't care how you fuck it up as long as the sysadmin will have to come and log on to that computer in order to fix it. L0pht Crack will pick up the password, let it run overnight (might need longer time if you got a slow computer), and the next day, you got admin access. There are tons of things you can do once you get that password, first thing you should do is create another account with admin access. They most likely change the password on a regular basis (once a week at my school), and you don't want to go through all the trouble again. I didn't fuck up anything while I was admin. Why? because I'm a nice guy. The only thing I did was setting the default page for internet explorer to be "my special banner add page" (dont flame me cuz i made a little money). The page was pretty basic: ----- Start bannerpage.html ----- ----- End bannerpage.html ----- Adding that tag saves your users the effort of clicking the banner. It will be click automaticly when the banner itself is done loading. If your going to try the same thing, remember to open an account under a false name and address, unelss of course you want to get caught for fraud... That's that.. Now go fuck up your schools computers!! .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | Amtel 2000 Tele-Entry System | | Written By Jenn Email: twpyhr@twpyhr.com | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' What equipment was used: ------------------------ 1. (Not sure if this is the exact model) Wall Switch Reader - 4" read range - Black or Beige or White. (221-505) About 5"x5"x3". Black square mounted on wall. 2. Amtel Standard proximity tags for keyrings. (223) http://www.amtel-security.com/products/accesscontroldevices/proximitytechnol ogymotorola.htm _____ ' o ' About 1/8" thick. Grey with hole for keyring. \ / Had a 6 digit number printed in pink on back. ._. 3. Amtel TeleEntry 2000 http://www.amtel-security.com/products/telephoneentrysys/a9-1products.htm PDF File With More Indepth Info http://www.amtel-security.com/cutsheetsnap/products/telephoneentry/te2000.ht m Keypad and headset looked like payphone keypad and headset. Had an black on green backlit LCD display. Forget what it displayed before anyone picked up the phone but would print numbers dialed as dialed. Had visor over display to reduce glare and prying eyes, I suppose. If I remember correctly, instructions were printed on the actual unit. 4. Closed circuit television surveilence which worked only with cable (Americast (http://www.ameritech.com/content/0,3086,6,00.html) (Unknown type model) Camera pointed at TeleEntry 2000. If I remember correctly it used channel 3. Location: --------- 200 Arlington Place Apartments, Arlington Heights, Illinois Basic Description Of Use: ------------------------- o Residents To unlock the entry doors (not individual apartment doors) from the outside of the building, residents would use the wall switch reader and proximity tag. They would wave the tag in front of the wall switch reader and the door would quietly buzz and unlock for about 8 seconds. o Visitors They would look at the TeleEntry 2000 fumble with it and THEN read the instructions (heh). But seriously.. They would look up the three digit "extension" (not really but best analogy I could come up with) on the directory on mounted on the wall (not computerized) corresponding to the resident they want to reach, use the TeleEntry 2000 to dial that code, the resident would then press 7 or 9 to remotely unlock the door, the door would quiety buzz for 8 seconds and automatically unlock. Discoveries: ------------ When a visitor would 'call' from the front door using the TeleEntry 2000, (847) 506-1230 (This is from memory from 3 years ago so don't quote me) would appear on the caller ID. At the other end of this number was a modem. When someone was connected to that number, when visitors picked up the handset of the TeleEntry 2000 downstairs they could hear the modem and were unable to use the TeleEntry 2000. When dialed into the modem (at 7-e-1 I believe, but again.. memory.. 3 years ago), the output would look similar to the following (memory.. 3 years ago.) 102398 11:51:23 123456 3 The first number was the date. Any single digits were preceeded with a zero (IOW, March is month 3 and would be seen as 03) The second number was the time in hh:mm:ss format. The third number was the six digit number printed on the back of the residents proximity tag. The fourth number was the door number. For this building (may be different with others) 1 was the front door 2 was the back door 3 was a side/back door If a visitor 'called' a resident with the TeleEntry 2000 whose phone line was busy, they would hear the busy signal as well as the name and number delivery ad for Ameritech one would hear as they made a regular phone call with a regular phone (http://twpyhr.multiservers.com/nandn1.wav) If I remember correctly, when you picked up the handset on the TeleEntry 2000, you would hear a normal dialtone and not a pbx 'dial tone.' There was a code the mailman used to dial into the TeleEntry 2000 to open the door without being 'buzzed in' by a resident. Never got around to shoulder surfing it. Sometimes when you dialed the number that showed up on the caller ID for calls from the TeleEntry 2000, instead of hearing the modem, you could eavesdrop :) I still have a proximity tag somewhere... If I find it, I'll dissect it and take pictures. .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | Review of Rubicon | | aka America's Most R00ted | | Written By rbcp http://www.phonelosers.org/rbcp | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' Review of Rubicon RBCP aka America's Most R00ted rbcp@phonelosers.org [note from linear: this article is now grossly outdated, as I believe Rubicon was sometime in April or something. Probably even earlier. Anyway, That's how UPL works.] I attended my first Rubicon in Detroit, Michigan this year and it was a very entertaining event. I managed to drag along St. Louis 2600 attendee Wraith with me. From St. Louis it was a 9 hour drive to Detroit so we woke up around 4am so we could get there around the beginning of the con. The drive was more or less uneventful. We listened to lots of CDs and our average speed was 80MPH. With the time zone change (losing an hour) we ended up arriving at the con around 2:30pm. We only took one wrong turn once was got into Detroit, quickly recovered and found the Ramada Inn easily. Everyone seems to have this horrible picture of Detroit in their minds, like it's the most dangerous city on the face of the earth, you'll be dodging gunfire immediately as you enter the city, you'll get your ass beat if you get out of your car, etc. This, of course, isn't true and Detroit isn't much different than any other city in the States. Rubicon's Ramada Inn, however, wasn't located in the nicest part of town you could hope for. And I can't say it's the nicest hotel I've ever seen. It looks like it was last decorated in the late 1970's. Only 2 of the six elevators worked so we ended up taking the stairs a lot. The stairwells smelled like piss, the lower floors smelled musty like basements. This hotel was huge, it was just a little ghetto looking. But this was okay since con attendees spent a lot of time tagging the walls and causing minor destruction. The hotel staff probably didn't even notice much out of the ordinary. We didn't do a whole lot on Friday, just kind of walked around meeting people, listened in on a few of the talks (well, Wraith listened, I mostly played MahJongg on my Palm) and hung around in the network room hooking up my laptop and playing around on the net. I felt kind of retarded for driving 9 1/2 hours to sit around and surf the net. Wraith broke open our room's phone jack and there were an extra unused 10 or so wires inside the box. We hoped that at least one pair would give us the dial tone for another room but had no luck finding anything. I got to meet RijilV, Jim and a few of the other con organizers and they were nice enough to pimp my lame PLA tshirts all weekend for me. Then later when we saw people walking around wearing the PLA tshirts we would laugh at them, point and throw things at them calling them stupid PLA lamers. We made 2 people cry and we got beat up once. We had a lot of fun doing immature, juvinille things like bouncing super balls out of our 11th story window to see how far they'd bounce. After using them all up we ran across the street and retrieved most of them from the grass in front of the AT&T building. Then we duct-taped some fishing line around one and started bouncing the ball continuously off of all the other windows around us. But nobody ever stuck their head out to yell at us so that got boring. Eventually we started lowering the ball to the ground level trying to whack random people in the head but Wraith got the fishing line wrapped around some high voltage wires. We pulled as hard as we could but it was stuck for good. Wraith let the string go and the ball is probably still hanging from some lightpost wires today. On Saturday night my room got rooted. Me and Wraith were hanging out in the room and causing the usual problems for people down on the sidewalk. We decided to go downstairs for awhile so we left our room and headed towards the elevators. As we rounded the corner about 7 people passed us heading the other direction. We hear one of them say, "Hey, was that Redboxchilipepper??" I reply quickly, "No, there's no RBCP at this con!" and quickly press the elevator buttons to go downstairs. One of them comes back around the corner and says, "Wait a second come with us! We have something to show you.." So me and Wraith obeyed them and followed them down the hall. They led us straight to our room and let themselves inside with a key. I was suddenly glad that I came with them. I never did really catch any of their names, but they hung out in the room for awhile and then we all left. It turns out that one of them must have gone to the front desk and said something along the lines of, "Hi I'm Brad Carter. I lost my key and I don't remember what room I'm in." The front desk people apparently weren't the brightest people on Earth and happily furnished them with a spare key and my room number. Several hours later I found out that my Yahoo email had also been compromised. Someone wrote my username and password on a wall near the network room. Throughout the weekend I'd been hooking my Windows 98 laptop to the network and checking my Yahoo mail. I realized at the time that this was a bad idea, being that I was on a network full of hackers and I was running '98. But I did it anyway and changed my password each night. My current password was written on the wall though and a broke down in tears as I read it crying "WHY?! WHY!?!" Then I immediately called home and said, "Er, um, Colleen could you log into my Yahoo account and change my password for me?" The hackers were at least nice enough not to change my password and lock me out of the account. That would have been a pain in the ass. So anyway, I think that I hold at least one record at Rubicon - Person Most R00ted In One Weekend! The few talks that I actually wanted to attend I didn't get to because the schedules seemed to be all messed up or running behind or something. Hopefully I'll get to listen to them on mp3 when rubi-con.org gets them up there. We decided to leave rather early on Sunday since we both had jobs to be at on Monday morning. Overall I had a great time and met a lot of interesting people over the weekend and I definitely plan to attend next year. I took a lot of pictures and I should have them up at http://www.phonelosers.org/rcbp/rubicon.html by the time anyone reads this rbcp@phonelosers.org .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | Colleen Card's Def Con 9 Review | | Written By Colleen Card http://technoba.org | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' Def Con 9 was full of pranks, entertainment, and police sirens this year. My last Def Con was 5, so the number of people attending this year overwhelmed me. We drove from Illinois this year. It took 3 days until we arrived at the Alexis Park. The lobby was very clean and spacious, the decorations were very tasteful. The desk attendant warned me upon check in not to use the phones in our room because because they charge more than jails do per minute. So we went over to check out our suite. Even with the group reduction for the con, it was not a cheap room. It was however a filthy room. We had no T.V. reception or remotes. It took 2 days and 3 calls to get that fixed. The tiled bathroom floors were covered with a substance that looked like dry Elmer's Glue. The couch was stained and the carpets turned the bottoms of my feet black if I tried to walk barefoot. Lets see, there were several pranks pulled, all ranging in severity. Some of the funnier things that happened were bubbles appearing in various pools during the convention. One hot tub was made to smell deliciously fruity with an addition of orange Jell-O, and of course the pool with the mysterious "smoke" coming out of it (dry ice.) At one point all three pools were so gross I was scared to be in them. One of the pools had vegetable oil dumped into it. Another nice group of people threw bottle caps at my 5 year old while she was swimming. A towel cabana was set on fire. Then there was Shipley from www.dis.org -- he assaulted people and property this weekend, and thanks to persuasions from Def Con management did not have any charges brought against him. So I guess its okay to smash other people's laptops at Def Con. I also wanted to thank all the skanky little whores who attended, making Def Con such a female friendly environment. If you are a female who is under the impression that Napster was "back in the day," (an actual quote, boys and girls, overheard in the ladies room) then you need to sign on to your AOL account, sit down in front of your computer, and maybe if you slam your head into the monitor hard enough you won't be so fucking stupid. Unless you are a hooker, I found that the Def Con environment has grown increasingly hostile toward women. It also does not help when certain groups are paying women to wear their ugly shirts around with their tits hanging out just so people won't realize how lame these certain groups are. Oh, and I forgot to add that their logo is pretty much a rip-off of an actual popular groups logo. I guess they can't even come up with their own logo. [side note from linear: the original, 100% working Napster has been dead for over a year now. In a technological sense, were capabilities improve by about 100 times within three months, Napster is "back in the day." Sorry, Colleen] [side note from Phractal: Napster is NOT back in the day, linear back in the day is downloading the latest Ultima and Phrack at 300 baud and being excited about it. ] One of the things I enjoyed about Def Con was the large ammout of people willing to fork over cash for useless crap. But that joy was diluted by the several hundreds of attendees who don't even know what phreaking is. There were drug o.d.'s, a gang fight, and again, lots of hookers. Or maybe those were just girls who wished they were hookers. Come on guys 'Pretty Woman' was not a true story! Aside from the thousands of retards now attending Def Con I did meet several nice new friends. I finally got to meet Barkode, the guys from www.stuff.halibut.com were awesome, White Vampire, www.antichildporn.org and, some silly guy from atlantacon.org who kept trying to give everyone stickers. Hug Me from Atlantacon was very nice. He said their last years attendance was only about 500. It sounds like a great con and I hope I can make it there next year. The Def Con Goons were super nice and helpful (Russ and Screwyou) even with all the crap they had to deal with. And although my quest for a photo opportunity with Chris Goggans was unfruitful, I hope to run into him again someday and capture the joyous moment on film. I'm happy that Dark Tangent's convention is so monetarily successful. It's too bad that this convention had to get turned into an out-of-control frat party sprinkled with wanton destruction. colleen_card@yahoo.com .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | Setting Up a Teleconf the '1337 way | | Written By Locutus126 | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' Yea, you COULD jump over some fences and beige box some TNIs, but most people scrutinize their fone bill, and when they see a 500 dollar or more tele- confrence, they WILL be pissed. Corporations on the other hand, dont scruti- nize at all, they just pay, as many found out about due to that fake invoice scam a while back. Additionally, theres less risk involved while actually setting up the call if you try my way. Find a store like blockbuster or target, any store that has a little employee application booth or machine. The machines look like a fone with a screen, and a small extendable keyboard. Before you actually start to set up the teleconfrence, make up a fake name, fake adress, and fake business. Bring a small fone with you. I personally use the Appolo Fashion Fone from Radio Jack. Sit down at the machine with your fone, a pen and some paper. unplug their employee application fone's modular cord, and plug it into your fone. Now, get the ANI for the location and write it down, this is VERY important. If you dont know any ani numbers, use 1800 314 4258. Once you get this done, dial 1 800 232 1234 for ATT Teleconfrencing. Sound athoritative and tell the person who picked up you need a folder and a tele- conf set up. They'll ask you for some info and then ask if you want it billed to cred card or the line. Tell them the line. The will then say they will call you back in a minute to verify billing, heres how it goes when your setting up a new folder. ATT:ATT teleconfrencing, this is smellywhore, what is your folder number ? j00:I need to set up a new folder ATT:Okay, and what is your name ? j00:Juan Valdez Att:Okay, Mr. Valdez, is this a business or a residence ? j00:Its a business, Cocaine Importation and Distribution Inc. Att:Okay, and your adress j00:1600 Pensylvania (use an adress not too far where from where you are calling from) Att:Okay, Juan, and would you like this billed to a credit card, or the phone line ? j00:Phone line, you stupid bitch, I ain't payin ! Att:Okay, I'm gonna call you back in a minute to verify billing. j00:Hurry up, bitch ! At this point, doodle or something , and make sure your phones ringer is on but low. When it rings she should give you your setup info. Att:Hello, is Juan Valdez there ? j00:Speaking att:Okay, Mr.Valdez, when would you like to setup your confrence for ? j00:Tommorow at 12 noon Pacific att:And how many hours would you like it to be ? j00:Twelve (Dont go overboard, they'll get suspicious, and you can always extend the conf later) att:Dial in or Dial Out ? j00:Dial in, bitch, I aint getting busted ! att:Okay, and how many nodes(or participants) j00:Ten, auto extend. att:Okay, juan your confrence number is 1-800--345-1337, your host acess number is 123 456 and your guest acess number 987 654, your teleconfrence is scheduled for tommorow at 12 Pm pacific. j00:And what is my folder number ? att:123456789 j00:Okay, thanks bitch, targets phone bill just went up. att:Thank you ! *click* And there ya go, your teleconfrence is set up billed to a corporation, you're high and dry, you ave a folder number and you are k-rad 1337 r34dy t0 g0. Oh, and dont ever do anything mentioned in this document as I am not fucking liable ! .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | Letters, We Get Letters, We Get Sacks and Sacks of Letters! | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' From: "Dead Penny" To: linear@phonelosers.net Subject: about an article in your recent issue Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 21:46:48 -0800 Dear Linear. hey, this is deapenny, i was having my daily view of the upl site. and i happily saw that issue 25 had been released. as i gleefully started reading the contents i saw "a newbies guide for newbies" written by royal-tea. "cool, i wrote a textfile with that same name once for my little group/zine the phuckups (yea we arent the greatast but its something) so i start reading, and i notice the phuckups motto "blah blah blah shut the phuck up" and then i read it, and not only was it the same article as mine from the phuckups, but it was copyed word for word. except for the whole "a few final words from deadpenny" part had someone elses name in it. now i dont want to start a whole "im angry at so and so, and im l33ter and so and so" but i was hoping i could get some due credit for writting the article. what was even worse, was that its not the greatest article in the world, and he could have at least made some improvements on it. maybe then i wouldnt have even asked for credit. its not a big deal if you dont believe me, im not gonna start some dumb shit like alot of people do. but that is the phuckups motto, and i did write it, and i have alot of poeple who know i wrote it. and if you dont put my name on it, could you at least ask him to improve it some? thanks for your time linear and i hope i didnt bother you any. (oh and by the way i think you are godlike, and i am sucking up, but its true or something) DeadPenny(of the phuckups) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Words From linear: This was am interesting situation indeed. Usually, one would go to Royal-Tea and blame him for forging an article. But there was a twist here: Even before I got this email, Royal-Tea had IMed and told me that he didn't write this article. Then, I get this email a day or so later. Interesting. So apparently, someone had stolen DeadPenny's article, tagged Roya-Tea's name on it, and submitted it to UPL. Why this was all done? I have no clue. The result was three very confused people (uh, Me, Royal-Tea, and DeadPenny). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Alexandre D. F. Souza To: linear@phonelosers.net Subject: Uga Date: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 10:13 PM GreetZ from Brazil! Nice site, nice advices, nice knowledge. Hope I can contribute with something brazilian. But why the hell someone in USA would want to know how to 313371Y phr34k a phone in Brazil??? Strength and Honor The Gatekeeper "Raw data for Raw Nerves" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Words From linear: UPL sends a shout out to Brazil. We'd like Alexandre and all our other non-US readers to know that we are more than happy to print information on other-than-US systems. Anyone, from any country, is welcome to submit to the UPL zine. UPL, unlike our President Bush, does not even care if your country harbors terrorists! You're still welcome to submit. Of course, we're all idiots and can only speak English. So we'd advise all article be submited in English, or the article will be published in UPL as a horribly garbled Babelfish translation. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: E13370magikwh33l@aol.com To: linear@phonelosers.net Subject: why are you such a bitch-boy? Date: Monday, April 23, 2001 1:40 PM hey, linear, Why are you such a bitch-boy? You suck so much ass, that you cant even make a new poll. i should go there and stab your ass. you suck. thanks for your time ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Words From linear: Unfortunately, being a bitch-boy is something I have no control over. You see, I am simply a product of my enviroment and have little to no control over the way I have turned out in life. Blame my parents, friends, and society in general (especially the nasty movies, songs and video games) for the horrible freak of nature I have become. Don't condemn me, I was once like yourself! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: cielwoodys@aol.com Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2001 01:37:22 EDT Subject: hacker To: linear@phonelosers.net do you know of any hacker programs that I could get my hands on for free to get started with? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Words From linear: No. .-------------------------------------------------------------------------. | sheetz0r.cpp Version 1.1 | | c0ded by Phractal and The Visual Assassin (http://texaspla.cjb.net) | `-------------------------------------------------------------------------' // Sheetz0r.CPP v1.1 // Sheetz0r // by Phractal // This little scrap of code is a program that is used to aid you in your // wardialing efforts. If you scan manually, which seems to be the safest // way nowadays, it's tedious to write every number down so you remember // what is special about that number, be it a PBX, outdial, VMB, carrier, // loop, or some weird mystery tones, or even the clandestine DATU line. // // After running the program, all the numbers should be ready for you in a // list format in numbers.txt in whatever directory you ran this from. // // SHOULD WORK ON ALL OS's, EVEN THE REALLY CRAPPY ONES // // Remember, this is C++, not C, if using unix, use g++ to compile, not gcc. // // shell~$ g++ sheetz0r -o sheetz0r.cpp // shell~$ sheetz0r // // Also, this has a bug, if you are scanning lets say 0000 thry 9999, don't // type in 0000, type 0001. It tends not to like entries that end in zero. // // It also doesn't like scans that are like 0501 thru 0599 and 0801 thru 0899 // Anyone is open to contribute to this program, as long as I maintain credit // for original program. // // NOTES FOR VERSION 1.1 // // * Changed the interface a little bit, instead of the spaces thing, just // fill in the prompts, should make it easier. // // Had no trouble with 0000 - 9999 (Because of different compiler, perhaps?) // some other computers might have problems, though. // also had no problems with 0501 - 0599 or 0801 - 0899, once again, // you might. // // This version also saves to numbers.txt instead of scans.txt Why? I // honestly don't know. // -The Visual Assassin // // Kudos to Visual Assassin for actually trying to improve upon my horrbile // programming skillz, now the program is k-rad. I added a few insignificant // things, like main() having a return of 31337, what better way to waste // segments of memory? // -Phractal // #include #include #include int main(int arg, char* pszArgs[]) { // Set c, c1, c2, and NPA ofstream outStream("numbers.txt"); outStream<<"********************Sheetz0r V. 1.1********************\n\n"; cout<<"********************Sheetz0r V.1.1********************\n\n\n\n"; int npa; cout<<"Enter NPA (e.g. 800): "; cin>>npa; int c1; cout<<"Enter exchange (e.g. 555): "; cin>>c1; int c2; cout<<"Enter beginning numbers (e.g. 0000): "; cin>>c2; int c3; cout<<"Enter finish numbers (e.g. 9999): "; cin>>c3; cout<<"\n\n\n\n\n\n"<<"Check out numbers.txt!"; int c; for (c = c2; c <= c3; c++) { if (c<1000) { if (c<100) { if (c<10) { outStream< - A building that houses a telecommunications switching or trafficking system. 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