Random Access

          Authors - Various

     These are various articles, postings, clippings, tidbits, and other bits of small, useful info not big enough for a full article. (These are unedited for the most part so my apologies for lack of spellng, grammar, etc)

 Eudora Email Passwords:

If your victim is using Eudora mail just follow the steps listed below to find out their email/shell password.

1.  Open the "Eudora Settings" file with ResEdit
(The file is located in the Eudora folder in your system folder.)
2.  Open the STR# resource
3.  Open resource ID 1000 ("Prefs")

String 3 is the vitim's email address.
String 31 is thier password.

If string 31 is blank then they have the "remember password" feature turned off.

This may seem trivial but it is especially useful when searching for passwords on networked university machines.

- Void

 Windoze Holes

Firstly, it should be said that windows doesn't have security holes. You see, you need a shred of security to even have a hole for starters. OK, now to the how to act out these deeds. Windoze 95, as we all know, is an OS that was doomed from the onset. The hype surrounding it well before its release and Bill 'Satan' Gates coupled with the developers being unable to smooth over the gaping problems with it resultin hort, was screwed. And no further revisions since. What does that mean? Two years of learning how to screw it up, and two years of refinement. I have classified these tricks in the 'easy', or idiotic range to the intermediate *hacker*. I mean, hacking isn't really counted with Windoze, until you get
to NT servers and advanced hacking. See next article for that. 
OK, here is the lamer ways to access all of Windows when you've got no privledges. 

1. MSIE (Internet Explorer for newbies)

Oh, what a walking fuckup of Micro$loth. Ok, access this program, an type in c: Wow!! you got the hard drive!! What a hacker!! Now, that, any one can do that, but you want more?? steak knives?? No, you want to know how to access network drives! Ok, not many people know about a program called winfile.exe, so go an look in the c:/windows dir and go find it. Wow!! Anything that is connected to that computer => ie network drives is listed along with the complete hard drive!! phun phun phun! You want more?? how about getting around the restrictions? Well, try alt+esc on bootup b4 the 'start' button appears, and you now have the task manager. OHH! WOW! Now, go and browse the HD and you can do the same.

2. Safe Mode

Oh what another fuck-up of the Micro$loth machine. A special mode for diagnostic checks, and for *hackers* to hold a reign of terror on their terminal. How To: Boot PC. After sys check and just before 'Starting Windoze 95' press F8. Oops! You just got seven or eight ways to play! Ok, if you want to start up DOS from the menu right now, you know what you are doing in there so I'll leave you. BUT before you go, how about some tips for destruction. Get to the prompt, and type '/cd', then type 'format c:' hit Y and smile wickedly if you don't like the owners of the system. Back to
Windows. At that menu, choose option3, or Safe Mode. Now you get desktop access.

3. Changing your profiles without admin access while using a workstation on a WinNT server. 

Ok, now I assume you have brains, so I will only tell you a little bit of the how to for this. Ok, get to the hard drive, get the c:\windows dir and choose the profiles folder. If your name is there, drag some shortcuts in there for you. Telnet, Solitare Minesweeper, Paint and other stuff is good to show your friends what a *hacker* you really are. Just make sure they aren't real hackers, otherwise, you might be given shit for the rest of your life as being a lamer, if even that.
4. Just a little tip. If you are a true lamer, try clicking cancel on the password prompt. This often bypasses the high security system of windows. It will set you to the defaults, and if you're lucky, you will get some things to play with, if you aren't, you got plenty of things to do totally anonymously.

- Somatic

Methods for defeating Cyber Patrol:

1.  Start up with extensions off and delete the extension.

2.  Change the creator and type of the CyberPatrol extension.

3.  If you are really bold you could use this method: 

Open the Cyber Patrol application with ResEdit.
Open the STR# resource. Open resource ID 300 with the hex editor, option return.  (HQ Password) Delete ALL of the hex and replace it with:

00 01 1F 12 DD 41 63 F1 71 83 C5 70 DA 6E 28 9D
5B 83 83 70 B6 28 02 DB 5B A9 EF 5A F0 44 02 B7
71 A9

Save your changes and quit.
This will change the default admin password to "hack"
Now you can change any preferences you wish.

- Void

Methods for defeating Surf Watch:

1.  Start up with extensions off and delete the control panel.

2.  Change the creator and type of the Surf Watch control panel.

3.  If you are really bold you could use this method: 

Open the Surf Watch control panel with ResEdit.
Open the SURF resource. Open ID 0. Everything before offset 41 is useless to you. Offset 41 defines the number of characters in the password. The password itself starts at offset 42. So go to offset 41 and replace it and everything until the end with:

04 98 9F 9D 95 03 BE 91 9E

Save your changes and quit. That will change the default password to "hack" and register the control panel to "Bob"

You may want to note that 04 defines the number of characters in the password and 03 defines the number of characters in the owner name, in this case the password is hack and the owner is Bob.

The password encryption scheme is pretty simple, here is a chart of the encrypted letters:
(This is an incomplete list, only letters are listed)
HEX         Character
9F

a
9E

b
9D

c
9C

d
9B

e
9A

f
99

g
98

h
97

i
96

j
95

k
94

l
93

m
92

n
91

o
90

p
8F

q
8E

r
8D

s
8C

t
8B

u
8A

v
89

w
88

x
87

y
86

z

BF

A
BE

B
BD

C
BC

D
BB

E
BA

F
B9

G
B8

H
B7

I
B6

J
B5

K
B4

L
B3

M
B2

N
B1

O
B0

P
AF

Q
AE

R
AD

S
AC

T
AB

U
AA

V
A9

W
A8

X
A7

Y
A6

Z

- Void

Defeating FolderBolt:

The following methods assume they did *not* use encryption, just the basic password-security "bolting".  If they used encryption, your best bet (unless you're the personal owner of Deep Blue) is to torture them until they give up the password.

1) The Find Method

Try to find out a partial name of one of the files in the protected folder. Even a little scrap will do it.  Now choose "Find..." from the file menu, and enter the filename hint.  It'll find all occurences of the file, even the ones inside the protected folder.  It can do this, because FolderBolt doesn't patch the kernel, so it only protects against direct "open" attempts.  Now, if you have 7.5.3, you'll see a results list where you can edit, open, delete the file you found without being asked for a password. However this only works after you know some filenames inside the folder...if you don't, proceed to the next phase.

Oh... from the "Results" dialog, you can drag things to unprotected folders if you want easier access to them.

Of course, if they have FolderBolt *and* FoolProof installed (bloody
paranoids), you can't drag.  So just use Delete-O-Bitch, which will give you a (somewhat ugly) directory listing and will delete the files for you.

2) The Nutscrape Method

This is a much sweeter/easier method, but you can't modify files.  However, once you have the names you can use the above method to edit and delete them. This is it.  Go into Netscape, any version.  In the URL, type the *local* URL of the folder, remembering to replace spaces with %20.  For example, the folder "secret things" in the disk "SwankDrive X" would look like:

file:///SwankDrive%20X/secret%20things/

This will give a directory listing of the folder, and you can open any
Netscape-readable files (Text, html, JPEG, etc) just by clicking on them.

Oh by the way, that little hack works with AtEase too, as long as Netscape is one of the "blessed" applications. You *might* be able to use Netscape 3.0Gold's "Edit" function on the files, but I've never tried it so don't quote me on that.

Other browsers (Mosaic, MacWeb, Microsuck IE) might work, but if you're not using Netscape you're lame anyways.

3) FolderBolt's Cheap Attempts

You might be thinking "Yeah homes, but why don't I just disable to goddamn extension and save myself the trouble?".  Well, FolderBolt, in a rare glimpse of intelligence, took care of that.

If you bolt the folder "Pornography", the files are actually moved to a different, invisible folder.  They usually have numerical names, like 6554, and are in the root directory of the hard drive on which "Pornography" resides.

If you restart, and open the folder, you'll find it's not protected at all. It's also empty.  This is because when you unbolt a folder it displays the listing of the invisible folder.

Well, obtain ResEdit.  Or something.  Now choose "Get File/Folder Info...", and find the invisible folder.  Remember, look for a numerical name and in the root directory.  When you find it, select it and hit "Get Info". Uncheck the boxes marked "Invisible" and "Locked", and close ResEdit, saving changes.  You might have to diddle around, closing the hard drive window and re-opening it, but it will eventually become visible, at which point you can plunder it.  And the person will never know the difference, as long as you change the "Invisible" and "Locked" flags back when you're
done.

This assumes only one bolted folder.  If there are more, ther'll be more invisible directories.  Smart guy.

- MacB3th

A Beginners Guide to E-mail Bombs

     Email bombing a person means you subscribe without their permission them to hundreds (more like thousands) of useless mailing lists so when they check their email they have to download thousands of messages.  This does crap to their computer but it sure works at pissing people off.

     This, I think is the easiest and most effective way of mail bombing  someone, there are other ways for different mailers but since I use Euodora I don't remember the others.

     First open your e-mailer (I think you can only use Eudora).  Then go to the settings menu.  Once your their click on the personal information menu. Under return address and POP account (Putting their e-mail address under POP account won't do anything but I know people who can trace who bombed them if you do not change this) enter your victims e-mail address and under Real Name put the targets name.

     Then you must subscribe them to a mailing list by making a new message (notice the victims name and email address in the from menu) and send it to listserv@listserv.net.  Here is a list of which you can subscribe them to. In the message you might want to put their name after the thing your subscribing them to because some servers wont put them on their mailing list unless the name is their. Eg. subscribe A-GROUP John Doe.

subscribe A-GROUP  

subscribe AA-L
subscribe AAACRAOL  

subscribe AAAE
subscribe AAAE-C    

subscribe AAAE-E    

subscribe AAAE-S    

subscribe AAAE-W    

subscribe AAASCS    

subscribe AAUW-L 

subscribe ABILITY
subscribe ABLE-JOB
subscribe ABLE-L
subscribe ABLUSERS
subscribe ABSAME-L
subscribe ABSJRN-L
subscribe ABSLST-L
subscribe ABTS-GOV
subscribe ABTS-L
subscribe ABUSE-L
subscribe ACA-L
subscribe ACAC
subscribe ACADDR-L
subscribe ACADEM+
subscribe ACADEMIA
subscribe  ACADINFO
subscribe ACADLABS
subscribe ACADLIST
subscribe ACADME-L
subscribe ACADNEWS
subscribe ACADPERS
subscribe ACADQUAL
subscribe ACADV
subscribe ACAFEN-L
subscribe ACAPPL
subscribe ACC-PHYS
subscribe ACCESS-L
subscribe ACCIBD
subscribe ACCMAIL
subscribe ACCRI-L
subscribe ACCT-L
subscribe ACCULA-L
subscribe ACC210
subscribe ACD-L
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subscribe ACES-L
subscribe ACESGLBI
subscribe ACHE-L
subscribe ACL-L
subscribe ACM-L
subscribe ACMBSBBS
subscribe ACMET-L
subscribe ACMR-L
subscribe ACMSTCHP
subscribe ACOLUG
subscribe ACORN-L
subscribe ACPACOM6
subscribe ACPB-L
subscribe ACPC
subscribe ACRL-FRM
subscribe ACSMEDI
subscribe ACSOFT-L
subscribe ACSSY
subscribe ACSSYEX
subscribe ACTA-L
subscribe ACTASK-L
subscribe ACTFLSIG
subscribe ACTIV-L
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subscribe ACTS
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subscribe ACT2
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subscribe ADA-LAW
subscribe ADANET
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subscribe ADD_MED
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subscribe ADDKIDS
subscribe ADDULT
subscribe ADEC-DIG
subscribe ADEC-HRF
subscribe ADEC-PGM
subscribe ADEC-STC
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subscribe ADF-ANNOUNCE
subscribe ADF-DISCUSS
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subscribe ADVISORS
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subscribe AEGEE-INT-L
subscribe AEGEE-L
subscribe AEGEE-REG-L
subscribe AEITC-L
subscribe AEJMC
subscribe AEJMC93D
subscribe AEMA-L
subscribe AEPDC
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subscribe AERA-B
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subscribe AFAMHED
subscribe AFAMLIT
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subscribe AFFECTD
subscribe AFFIRMNET
subscribe AFIP
subscribe AFLA
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subscribe AFPOLICY
subscribe AFRICA-L
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subscribe AFRIMUSE
subscribe AFRINET
subscribe AFRITECH
subscribe AFROAM-L
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subscribe AFT
subscribe AFWEEKLY
subscribe AFWOSCHO
subscribe AG-EXP-L
subscribe AG-IS-NJ
subscribe AG-LIT
subscribe AG-WWW-P
subscribe AG_FAC-L
subscribe AG_SUP-L
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subscribe AGNEWS
subscribe AGNMORE
subscribe AGRAMB
subscribe AGRIC-L
subscribe AGROECOL
subscribe AGS-ISG
subscribe AG292-L
subscribe AHANET
subscribe AHEADNET
subscribe  AHEC-PA
subscribe AHP
subscribe AI-UMN
subscribe AIA-FTIR
subscribe AIAA
subscribe AIAS-MN
subscribe AIBI-L
subscribe AIBIBL
subscribe AICAN
subscribe  AICP
subscribe AICS-L
subscribe AID-ECON
subscribe AIDIPE-L
subscribe AIDSBKRV
subscribe AIES-ER
subscribe AIES-EXC
subscribe AIES-HR
subscribe AIES-OFF
subscribe AIES-SLS
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subscribe AION
subscribe AIR-L
subscribe AIRCLUB
subscribe AIRCRAFT
subscribe AIREDALE-L
subscribe AIRLINE
subscribe AIRNEWS
subscribe AIS
subscribe AISE-L
subscribe AIXNEWS
subscribe AJCUASD
subscribe AJCUAVP
subscribe AJCUCOMP
subscribe AJCUEDU
subscribe AJCUFAID
subscribe AJCUILL
subscribe AJCUJHEH
subscribe AJCULIB
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subscribe AKHBAR
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subscribe AKMEK-L
subscribe .-L
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subscribe
subscribe ALA-SERV
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subscribe ANYFORM
subscribe AOL-EZONE
subscribe AOLSAILFORUM
subscribe AOUNET-L
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subscribe APALA-L
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Programs

     These are some of the programs I use to make bombing much easier.

Bombtrack - This new program allows you to subscribe someone easily to about 108 mailing lists, also lets you preform fake mailings.  All with a Rage against the Machine music clip.

Flamethrower - This program lets you bomb someone much easier than bombtrack but not to as many mailing lists.  It's essential that you read the readme before you run this because the in program help doesn't work very well.

These are the two best (or the only ones I've found) mailbombers.

- Toxin

Hacking On Guard

   A little background first. On-Gaurd is a security program for the macintosh.  It is used in some schools in place of FoolProof.  I had looked around all the hackintosh sites for an on guard hack Faq but I couldnt find any so I sat down and wrote my own.  But enough of this shit on to the goodstuff.

The first thing you need to know when hacking on-gaurd is thet security is of utmost importance.  I can't stess this enough IF YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL AT HACKING ON-GAURD TELL NO ONE !!!! This includes all your hacking friends, teacers, parents, siblings, the media etc.  Also try to get at a computer that wont be immediately associated with you or better yet one thet will be traced to someone completely different.

There are three basic ways you can get past on guard; the non software approch, the software approach, and the last ditch zip drive approach.

I.  The non software approach:
     This method is the easiest and therefore the least likely to work. Find out what system you are running.  If you have sys7.5 or better great keep going.  Next go to the find file under the apple menu.  Search for preferences or prefs.  If you find it keep going otherwise try the next method.  open the on guard preferences folder from inside find file and drag the users file into the trash.  IMPORTANT: do not empty the trash.  Simply restart the computer.  It will throw up the login screen login as Administrator password Admin and you're in.  congratulations you have successfully hacked on gaurd
Cleanup:  once you are done doing whatever it was you were doing as administrator ;-) bring the original users pref out of the trash and replace the new users file youll find in on gaurd prefds with the old one.  Try to leave the computer as you found it.  Get a program like big secret to hide any newly installed files and folders and before you exit trash the on gaurd log.  Use burn preferably.  Tip: install invisible oasis so you can find out your real administrators password.

II.  Software Approach:
     Get Disk tools , A shareware program from any info mac ftp or search for it at  http://www.filez.com  Next find a computer that you can install disk tools on and run it.  search for folders but dont try to install it or any other file into the system folder it really fucks up the computer.  Trust me I know from experience ;-).  Once you have disk tools installed use it to move the users file into the trash just like in the non software approach. Restart and enter Administraor as login and Admin as password. You now have an unprotected computer. Have fun!

III.  Zip Drive Approach:
    Step one Acquire a zip drive and at least one disk.  Put Disk tools (see method two) And have zip tools on it.  Follow the standard directions for hooking up a Zip drive to the computer insert the disk and hope the system doesnt have any exstensions in it that could really screw up the computer.  Did I mention this should only be done as a last ditch effort?  Well it should.  Once the Disk is mounted on the screen you should be able to run programs off of it like a second hard drive.  Use approach #II the rest of the way in.

So thats how you hack on gaurd. If you have any tips tricks or helpful hints I could add to this FAQ e-mail me at Cybercuzco@hotmail.com

- Cybercuzco