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Happy Hacker Digest April 4-5, 1997
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URL ‘O the Day: http://get.your.exploits.org Unix exploits
=================================================================Table of Contents
· Permission to Hack?
· Covering Your Tracks
· Cookie Killer
· Hacking SMTP
· Linux Woes
· Serious NT Hacking
· Serious IRC Hacking
· Looking for Local Hackers==================================================================
*** Permission to Hack?
==================================================================From: "mojoe" <mojoe@wko.com>
My first hack and staying outa trouble.
I have found the IP address of the first person I want to friendly hack, I
have ask if its OK and they said yes, What should I do now? The server is
running Novell netware and I have and account on it that is only accessible
though school, but there main t1 IP is open to traffic though the Internet I
think no web page or anything.. This is worth 20 bonus points please help.
I only want to get in and leave a msg. saying that I made it that’s it. The
staying out of trouble comes from all the recent post on the port 19 It is
killing me to find out this exploit is there any more info on it? I don’t
want to keep experimenting and end up in trouble. thanksmojoe@wko.com
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Please make this anonymous thanks...
Here’s the story...
Me and my roommate at school both have computers.. we are both on an
Ethernet network.. now we have a little contest going... just for
fun.. strictly no damage ever caused.. but the idea is to get into
the others computer, files, email.. etc and leave messages..
If we are successful we teach other how we did it.
Now I just happened to get on this list and its been great so far.. I
have succeeded in scoring a few points by getting by the password
block... however we both now have cmos passwords...What I was wondering is if I have his IP address is there anything I
can do to get in through it..?? I have used a port scanner and I
only get 139 open... any ideas on this would be great... I did have
one idea but didn’t want to try it without running it by you first.
Would it be possible to repeat ping his address and do anything
without getting the sysadmin p******.... i.e. say he was using Netscape
or something and I pinged him would it cause problems..??That’s all for now.. Thanks
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Carolyn: To mojoe: that port 19 exploit merely makes a computer slow to a
crawl. It isn’t a way to break in.To anonymous: ping your buddy’s IP address enough and you have a denial of
service attack. If your sysdamin discovers you, he or she may get mad. But,
heck, I flood killer pinged jericho’s box the other day and even he didn’t
raise a fuss. The trick is, do it from your home computer from either Win 95
or some kind of Unix instead of from a shell account and your sysadmin
probably won’t have a clue about *anything* you do.But the biggest problem for both of you is that it doesn’t matter whether
your friend has given you permission to break into his account. His ISP
hasn’t given you permission and will be rather bent out of shape if they
catch you.Now if you are determined anyhow to risk trouble, the safest way is to crack
your friend’s password. Whatever you don’t, don’t try to get into your
friend’s account by first gaining root access to his ISP. Your problems can
snowball so fast you’ll get dizzy. You’ll certainly be breaking the law, and
could accidentally do major damage to your ISP.IMHO our best info on cracking passwords has been posted in past Digests by
OD Phreak. Digests are archived under “New” at http://www.infowar.com and
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Arcade/4594.===================================================================
*** Covering Your Tracks
===================================================================From: Valerie Henson <val@nmt.edu>
The best way to (a) not leave a history file and (b) still be able to use
that wonderful convenient history function is to make your history file
/dev/null.In bash, type
bash$ HISTFILE=/dev/null
In tcsh, it *says* that the history file is kept in a variable named
histfile, which is the full pathname of the history file. But it doesn't
work that way on my system.In tcsh, *theoretically* type
tcsh% unsetenv histfile
And maybe that will work. Of course, I've *never* heard of a cracker who
was busted with his history file.-VAL
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From: Charlie ROOT <root@ruined.buttnet.net>
Re: .bash_history / .history -- history files in general.
I've found a easy and most of the time, possible, method is this:
ln -s /dev/null .bash_history
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*** Cookie Killer
====================================================================From: "Dave Weir" <dsweir@anet-chi.com>
Hey gang, after reading some posts about cookies, and some responses to
Netscape, and setting the read only attribute on the cookie.txt file, I
decided to try that on the cookie files within Internet Explorer.Now there isn't a cookie.txt file like you find in Netscape, but there are
separate files for all the URLs you have visited. There are two .dat
files, now here is the interesting part, when you set the attribute to read
only on these dat files you will get an interesting error message:
Error Initializing the cache. Shutdown all programs and run scandisk or
chkdsk. Delete the cache, cookies and history directories in your windows
directory and then restart IE. If the problem persists reinstall IE.Turn the ready only attribute off and the error message goes away. The dat
files are Mm256.dat and Mm2048.dat. The Mm2048 file has a list of the urls
that you have visited.Now if you remove these files or delete them, and launch IE the error
doesn't appear. So my thinking, and I might be wrong is these dat files are
used with the txt files. How, I don't know.Editing one of the dat files I found this inside:
Client UrlCache MMF Ver 3. (characters that wouldn’t go through email
deleted)cookie:nfisdsw@www.mot.com/ nfisdsw@www_mot.txt 2).txtLooks interesting doesn’t it?
Ok I have hacked as much I possibily know. Tried looking around for other
sources to cookies within IE. I know cookies work the same for all
browsers, just that each browser stores them differently. Would be
interested in knowing if anyone else has fooled with cookies and EI.Lates Dudes and dudettes.
Skurp
Carolyn: I have found that if I delete those dat files without also altering
the Registry, Win 95 simply rewrites them with their former contents every
time I delete them.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Please keep this anonymous.
I was wondering about something in regards to my user details being stored
in Netscape 3.01
I ran Nucleon and it came up with my email address and some other stuff
about me.So I decided to have a look in the registry of my Windex PC and opened up
the HKEY_users directory and then the software directory, I burrowed into
Netscape’s directory and then the user directory where I found a number of
strings with the same details.Am I on the right track if I edit the strings containing my email address
and name and stuff to read something like screwu@pig.com.au.
Hopefully this would anonymise me to cookies and server inquiries to my
browser, I guess if I had been switched on when I did the install I would
have put bogus details in the first place.I am really enjoying the Happy Hacker and I am learning a lot:) so thanx to
all those hoon hackers who show us older newbies how its done, by the way
I’ve just started my first year in adult college in Information Technology
and I’m 38 yrs young, but I’m learning a lot more from the 16 yr old geniuses
who I quake with and go to school with than the teachers.
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From: "Dallas Vogel" <dallas@midwest.net>
I was readin one o' your files on begining hacking and it was telling how
to delete the history file by way of registry
I think i know an easier way:1:click on View then Options.
2:Click on the Navigation tab
3:Click on View History button
4:Click on Edit then Select All
5:then press delete
Viola a empty history folderCarolyn: It works if the snoopers you are trying to foil aren’t hackers:)
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*** Hacking SMTP
=============================================================From: Padgett 0sirius <padgett@gdi.net>
As to those asking about SMTP Port 25, the best source is RFC 821,
everything is defined and if you can handle four letter words, the
syntax is in English. Retrieve rfc821.txt via ftp from ds.internic.net
in the rfc directory. Warning, do *not* try to dir or ls that directory
unless you have a lot of time on your hands. RFC 822 is also on SMTP
but 821 is what you are looking for.For those who like to roll your own utilities and work from DOS, I've
been using the Waterloo Utilities for some time now (University of
Waterloo). All you need is a C compiler (I use Turbo C mostly -
archaic but does what I need & doesn't use much room), DOS packet
driver, and NIC.BTW, did you know that the "Happy Hacker" was the villain in
Commonwealth
Films "Invasion of the Data Snatchers" c.a. 1989 ?
--
A. Padgett Peterson, P.E. Cybernetic Psychophysicist
Anti-Virus, Cryptographics, & Antique Radio Researcher
http://www.netmind.com/~padgett/index.html
mailto:padgett@gdi.net PGP 4.5 Key on request
all that is necessary for evil to triumph is that good (wo)men do
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From: Andrew Price <thanos@imsa.edu>
In one of your guides you talked about fake e-mail. Using Netscape Mail,
you can give any username and e-mail address as long as you have access to
a valid mail server. The header of the received mail does not say
apparently to/from. How does Netscape do this? does it use the port
technique?Timothy Ward
ward@carl.all-net.netCarolyn: Most email programs allow you to specify a different email address
than the one from which you send it. Your right with your thought that they
use the “port technique.” They all ultimately use the same commands on the
SMTP port that you use when you forge email using the techniques of the GTMHH.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
From: "John Beck" <blue13@hotmail.com>
Hi first off I would like to say that I love your mailing list,
keep up the great work :) Do you know of any other good hackers mailing lists
that are worth signing up for?? Ok now for the question at hand I have tried
and tried and tried to use remailers and I just can't do it. I use the right
procedure using Request-Remailing-To: and the :: in the messages but still I've
had no success. I think the remailers that are posted on the web are either
closed or don't work. Do you know any that work?? I'd really appreciate the
help. Please e-mail me back as soon as possible.Carolyn: The creme de la creme of mailing lists that are good for hacking
are Bugtraq and NT Bugtraq. That presumes, of course, that you are looking
to actually do hacking. Now if your idea of hacking is “fashion statement”
and “nuclear flame war” you may do better with the dc-stuff list.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
From: Duncan Mak <vulcan@asiaonline.net>
hi,
when i look into my isp's (SunOS/System V) /etc/profile, there is
this chunk of code,/bin/mail -E
case $? in
0)
echo "You have new mail."
;;
2)
echo "You have mail."
;;
esacI copied it and found out that case 1) is empty mailbox. Are there any
other cases? I tried man-ing mail and csh, but the flag '-E' does not
exist.Duncan MAK vulcan@asiaonline.net
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*** Linux Woes
===============================================================
From: "Stephen James" <SJAMESFLORIDA-WELLINGTON@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
This is a technical question, but, in a way in pertains to hacking. For
some reason Linux refuses to recognize my internal modem. (If the modem
doesn't work you can't very far with hacking :-) I've read documentation on
the 'net from here to kingdom come. I have DOS/win95/win3.x drivers, but
you guessed it...Linux can't do "squat." I've jumpered my bocamodem
MV.34AI in every way I can think of.I've read that I have to do a warm boot with Linux. If so, then how?
As I said before, this is highly technical, if you don't know, please
forward it to someone who may.Many thanks to all of you,
SteveCarolyn: On an Intel box (80x86) a warm boot is control-alt-delete. Cold
boot is turning off the power.==============================================================
*** Serious NT Hacking
==============================================================Reply-To: Vytautas Vysniauskas <vytasvy@OSF.LT>
Sender: Bugtraq List <BUGTRAQ@NETSPACE.ORG>
Comments: RFC822 error: <W> DATE field duplicated. Last occurrenceSubject: Fatal bug in NT 4.0 server
To: BUGTRAQ@NETSPACE.ORGHi,
There exists very serious bug NT 4.0 server. A user who is
granted r/o access to any point of a failsystem can easily
crash NT 4.0 server.
EXPLOIT:
Client user (who is granted r/o access) resides on Linux box
with root privileges. Client mounts NT server disk as followslinux# smbmount //ntserver/service /mnt -U client_name
"df" shows mounted volume like
//ntserver/service 530176 458224 71952 86% /mnt
Now when you try to list the volume with ls /mnt
the command hangs (but is possible to kill the process from
another root shell). NT server switches to blue console
screen and crashes immediately showing diagnostic message*** STOP 0x0000000A (0x00000000, 0x00000002, 0x00000001, 0x8012C28A)
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
----
*** NOTE: to exploit this situation you must have incorrectly
working smbmount utility:Linux version 2.0.25
smbmount utility from smbfs-2.0.1.tgz package
(available at ftp.gwdg.de /pub/linux/misc/smbfs or
sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/filesystems/smbfs )This package requires at least Linux version 2.0.28
and contains fixes of a standard smbfs module. So,
it is not expected to work correctly with 2.0.25 version.
However, smbmount crashes NT server completely...The situation was tested several times on two NT 4.0 servers,
always ending up with strictly the same system crash.It would be interesting to see does somebody else can reproduce
this result ?
QUESTION:
Additionally, I would like to ask:
It is known about big hole in NT 4.0 security system
that allows for a user without any access permission to mount NT
server root directory (disk C:) in r/w mode and to take a
complete control over NT system ? I heard only some little
comments but haven't seen a demonstration and/or description
of this vulnerability.It makes very big doubt about usability of NT 4.0 system.
Maybe, it is time to switch to Unix/Samba platform ?=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Hi,System crash was performed on NT 4.0 server and NT 4.0 workstation
platforms upgraded with the following patches:Windows NT version 4.0, build 1381, Service Pack 2
Q135707Q141239NTOSKRNLFIX was installed on Feb 23, 1997 at 16:41:21.
Q163213 TCPIP DRIVER UPDATE was installed on Feb 23, 1997 at 16:41:47.
Q163333SERIALFIX was installed on Mar 03, 1997 at 21:43:42.
RPC SERVER CPU USAGE FIX was installed on Feb 23, 1997 at 16:41:33.
I think it is VERY ESSENTIAL that Linux client smbmount/smbumount
utility (from smbfs-2.0.1.tgz package) was compiled using 2.0.29 kernel
version but used with incompatible 2.0.25 kernel. I have tested that
smbmount/smbumount works just fine with Linux 2.0.29 client (installation
of smbfs-2.0.1 package patches smbfs kernel module, so it must be done
before 2.0.29 kernel is compiled). Compiled binaries (smbmount/smbumount)
are available atftp://puni.osf.lt/pub/windows/ntmount.tgz (~8Kb)
(md5sum is 3e053ae7d51954c96032aa91ead5364c )Use it at your risk. It should work correctly with 2.0.29 (patched) kernel
version, but produces NT system crash when used with 2.0.25 Linux system.
Probably, something is wrong at filesystem level of NT system...How this bug was discovered ?
----------------------------Initially my goal was to integrate disk space resources of our NT server
and NFS server (Linux 2.0.25). At the first stage I have installed Samba
package (version 1.9.16p1) on the NFS server and configured Samba password
server to be NT server. In such a way Win 95/NT clients can access
transparently dedicated space of the NFS server.
The result was very encouraging:
Samba server (P5/100, 64Mb RAM, 3c579 EISA card, OS=Linux) performance over
10Mbits/sec LAN was really better than NT server (P5/133x2, 64MB RAM, 3c595
PCI card).I didn't make precise measurements, but copying of large files was up to
1.5 times faster when exchanging data with Samba server. From a client
point of view the difference was noticeable in multimedia applications
(like playing remote MPEG files).At the second stage my plan was to have disk space integration for
a UNIX client. I ftp'ed smbfs-2.0.1.tgz package. This package requires
Linux version 2.0.28 but our Linux servers & workstations were equipped
with 2.0.25 version. Before recompiling new kernel version ( it is
quite a long work to do) I have compiled this package using fresh source
code of the 2.0.29 kernel version (symbolic link /usr/src/linux was changed
to the top of 2.0.29 source directory). Then my thought was to test
compiled smbmount/smbumount binaries on the older kernel version 2.0.25.
I expected my risk should be to crash Linux system rather NT server.
And ... I was really surprised that nothing wrong happened with Linux
box (only 'ls' process was hanging up) but NT server was crashing
immediately. System crash was reproduced both on NT 4.0 server and
NT 4.0 workstation platforms. When a disk mount was performed from
Linux 2.0.29 client (using the same compiled smbmount/smbumount binaries)
everything was working just fine.===============================
Vytautas Vysniauskas e-mail: vytasvy@osf.lt
tel: +370-2-611408
UNIX systems administrator
Open Society Fund of Lithuania,
===============================Carolyn: The above is forwarded from the NTBugtraq list. To subscribe email
listserv@netspace.org with message “subscribe NTBugtraq”.===========================================================
*** Serious IRC Hacking
===========================================================From: "Crazy J" <crazyj@earthlink.net>
Howdy Hey Folks;Well after my last post about writing your own brute force
like program for Excell in Visual Basic. I have been getting
allot of questions about Visual Basic in general most of
which have the common theme of writing programs that
interact with the Internet. Thus to share the wealth I decided
to share another source code example with you all and a little
information on how to write Internet enabled applications with
Visual Basic.First we need to cover the topic of talking to the winsock.dll
(i.e. the Winsock API). There our many ways that one can
accomplish this, one of which you will need to buy a bottle
of aspirin before you attempt it for it is error prone. That is to
port the Winsock header file (winsock.h) that is included with
Visual C++ and many other windows C and C++ compilers to
a Visual Basic BAS file (.bas). The second option is to use
one of the many Internet OLE controls, one of which is used in
the Internet Relay Chat Client that follows. It is included in the
Crescent Internet ToolPak Version 3.0 which their is a fully functional
shareware version located at
http://crescent.progress.com/crescent/n-citp.html
which will allow you to try the example below. I like their control pack
for it gave me the most bang for my buck averaging a little over 10 dollarsper control and ease of use(i.e. no migraines).
Anyway once we got the part of talking to the winsock.dll covered
we can move on to the fun part coding our application. This is a simple
example of an Internet Relay Chat Client and will show you not only the
basics
of how to work with an Internet OLE control, but will show you the basics
of establishing a raw IRC connection with a server, staying connected to
the server, and how to program the functionality into the client to
automate
the raw IRC commands.Form1 (General) (declerations)
'RAWIRC by Crazy J (a.k.a.Jeffrey L. Nelson) this program is of the
public domain
'distribute freely. This is and example of how to write an Internet
Relay Chat Client
'In Visual Basic. This Example was Compiled And Tested With
'Visual Basic 4.0 Pro And Windows 95 This Example Uses 1 Form
'2 Text Boxes and 1 CITCP Control From the Crescent Internet ToolPak
'Version 3.0 Text1 has its multiline property set to true
Dim myCHAN
Dim myNICKPrivate Sub Form_Load()
CITCP1.HostName = "www.infowar.com" 'IRC server to connect to
CITCP1.Port = "6667" 'port on server to connect to
End SubPrivate Sub Text1_Change()
'Auto Scroll To End Of Text When The Text Changes
On Error Resume Next
Text1.SetFocus 'Give Text1 The Focus
SendKeys "^{END}", True 'SendKeys To Text1
Text2.SetFocus 'Give Text2 The Focus
End SubPrivate Sub Text2_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
'this sub is primarily for automating the raw IRC commands
'and to add some program functionality
If KeyCode = vbKeyReturn Then 'when enter key is pressed
'get first 2 keys which our the client commands
myCMD = Mid$(Text2.Text, 1, 2)
'code for a connect command
'type '/c' in Text2 and hit enter
If myCMD = "/c" Then
nRESULT = CITCP1.ConnectToHost 'connect command
DoEvents
'code for a join command
'type '/j #hackers' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/j" Then
myCHAN = Mid$(Text2.Text, 4) 'get channel to join
CITCP1.Send ("JOIN " & myCHAN & vbCrLf)
'code for listing channels
'type '/l' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/l" Then
CITCP1.Send ("LIST" & vbCrLf)
'code for messaging a channel
'type '/m your message' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/m" Then
myMSG = Mid$(Text2.Text, 4) 'get message
CITCP1.Send ("PRIVMSG " & myCHAN & " :" & myMSG & vbCrLf)
Text1.Text = Text1.Text & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & myNICK & ">" &
myMSG & Chr(13) & Chr(10)
'code for a part command
'type '/p' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/p" Then
CITCP1.Send ("PART " & myCHAN & vbCrLf)
'code for a quit command
'type '/q quit meassage' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/q" Then
myMSG = Mid$(Text2.Text, 4) 'get message
CITCP1.Send ("QUIT :" & myMSG & vbCrLf)
'code to exit the program
'type '/x' in text2 and hit enter
ElseIf myCMD = "/x" Then
End
Else:
myRAW = Mid$(Text2.Text, 1) 'get all the text in text2
CITCP1.Send (myRAW & vbCrLf) 'send to the server
End If
Text2.Text = "" 'clear text2
End If
End SubPrivate Sub CITCP1_Connection(ByVal address As String)
'This Sub executes when the connection to a server is established
Text1.Text = Text1.Text & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & "connected" 'show status
myNICK = "crazyj" 'nick to use on server
myNAME = "crazyj" 'name to use on server
myHOST = "cjs.my.net" 'name of host to say your using
mySERVER = "cjs.my.net" 'name of server to say your using
CITCP1.Send ("NICK " & myNICK & vbCrLf) 'send nick message
CITCP1.Send ("USER " & myNAME & " " & myHOST & " " & mySERVER & " :" &
myNAME & vbCrLf) 'send user message
Text1.Text = Text1.Text & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & "sent login info" &
Chr(13) & Chr(10)
End SubPrivate Sub CITCP1_PacketReceived(Packet As Variant, ByVal bytes_in As
Integer)
'This is where you add code to determine whats being sent
'to you from the server and how you want to handle it.
'Right now it only looks to see if it is a PING and if
'so will send a pong back to the server who pinged this is
'the very least you need to do to establish a connection
'and stay connected.
On Error Resume Next
myPING = Left$(Packet, 4)
mySERVER = Mid$(Packet, 7)
If "PING" = myPING Then
CITCP1.Send ("PONG " & mySERVER & vbCrLf)
End If
'This next section of code will see if the text1 text box is at
capacity
'and if so clears it and the displays the new packet if not it just
'displays the new packet.
If Len(Text1.Text) < 32000 Then
Text1.Text = Text1.Text & Packet & Chr(13) & Chr(10)
Else
Text1.Text = ""
Text1.Text = Text1.Text & Packet & Chr(13) & Chr(10)
End If
End SubFurther refrence information would be RFC1459 which
outlines the internet relay chat protocol you can get a
copy at http://www.win.net/~cjc/fear/rfc1459/rfc1459.txt.Later;
Crazy J
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*** Looking for North Dakota Hackers
=================================================================From: Redington <nemesis@minot.com>
I am also looking for a mentor (like the person in St. Louis) except I
am at a MAJOR disadvantage, I live in Minot North Dakota! If anyone
knows of any good hackers in Minot or in North Dakota at all please let
me know.neMEsis
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*** Looking for Hackers in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
================================================================From: " Aramageddon †††" <devilhaircut@hotmail.com>
Hello...I have a hacking group called Digital Freedom....we are in need of a
virii expert and a graphic designer...http://members.tripod.com/~Dfreedom/digit.htm
PLEASE FORGIVE US BECAUSE OUR PAGE S**** RIGHT NOW...ITS UNDER SERIOUS
CONSTRUCTION....on another note
I am looking for a hacker that lives near Coquitlam British Columbia
Canada!!!!!!!!!!!email me at devilhaircut@hotmail.com
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*** Looking for UK Hackers
====================================================================From: comserv@spectus.u-net.com (Dave)
Just a quick message to say that I appreciate you sending me out the
information on Hacking it is great, as I am very new to it and it is
explained in detail. I am based in the UK do you have anyone over here who
would be able to help me follow my new found hobby.Once again thanks for all the great stuff :)
Dave Moss
thanks
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*** Looking for Santa Barbara hAcKeRz
==================================================================From: "Mac )(" <mac_x@geocities.com>
N E 1 know if there r n e hackers/Phreakers in the Santa Barbara CA.
area?==================================================================
*** That’s all for today, folks!