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Yes, another issue of Npanxx, I first want to explain what has happend between
issue 002 and
this one. First off Our "sponsers" (www.musicforhackers.com) have shitlisted us
because I
pissed Culhavoc off by posting his "private" info in a chatroom. He then went n
uts and preceded
to tell me he was going to fly to georgia and beat my head in with a baseball b
at. Yes its offical
Culhavoc is a loonatic. Other than that we have a new layout for the website an
d a new layout for
the zine I hope you guys like. Well thats it for the intro hope you enjoy the n
ew issue.
- mcphearson
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1. The iDEN System (Part 2)===================================
==============================================================
Well these txts were taken from MOTOROLA for the second half so i give them all
credit.
I dont really know why i just didnt include this in the first part heh its prol
ley because
i had a due date i had to meet and im really lazy well anyways heres the second
part of
The iDEN system txt from Volume one, number 2.
KEY TECHNOLOGIES
TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access): iDEN's digital technology divides a chann
el
into different "slots". Each slot can carry one voice or data transmission.
By deploying an iDEN system, service providers can increase capacity by as much
as
six times their current analog SMR network.
This capacity increase is accomplished using a state-of-the-art technology call
ed TDMA.
TDMA utilizes GPS satellites to reference a synchronized time, and then divides
the
channel into time slots. As a result, channel capacity is increased because one
channel
has now been converted to multiple voice or data transmission vehicles. TDMA i
s a
proven technology in cellular systems across Europe, the USA, and in Japan.
iDEN utilizes TDMA for Maximum Spectrum Efficiency.
VSELP (Vector Sum Excited Linear Prediction): VSELP digitally codes and signifi
cantly
compresses voice signals, increasing radio channel capacity by reducing the amo
unt of
information that needs to be transmitted. VSELP provides iDEN systems with the
capability to fit voice transmission into the smaller transmissions vehicle tha
t
results from TDMA.
QAM (Quad Amplitude Modulation): Quad Amplitude Modulation results in 64 kbps d
ata
rate over a 25 kHz channel.
MAXIMIZED SPECTRUM EFFICIENCY
GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications): Like iDEN, the European Cellular
Standard
utilizes TDMA technology, dividing a 200 kHz channel into 8 time slots. Each GS
M time slot
is the size of one undivided 25 kHz iDEN Channel.
AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System): Analog Cellular represents the majority of
cellular
phone systems in the United States. AMPS provides one voice conversation per ch
annel and
does not offer multiple services like GSM, USDC, and iDEN.
USDC (United States Digital Cellular): USDC utilizes TDMA to offer phone and pa
ging service
over a 25 kHz channel divided into two time slots. iDEN is the only fully inte
grated digital wireless
network. A 25 kHz channel can be divided up to six times providing dispatch, in
terconnect phone, data,
and text messaging in a seamless communications package.
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***END***
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2. Basic Linux Port Filtering=================================
==============================================================
Basic Linux Port Filtering.
Written By: bor (bor@telcobox.net)
Written For: NPANXX
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Part One: Introduction
----------------------
Though this zine is written for people who are more experienced in the fields o
f computer and
telephone security, I realize that many people who do not understand basic secu
rity will be
reading this zine as well. Because of this, I will go over the basic security s
teps you should
take when you setup your linux machine.
Security is one of the most important parts when running a machine that is open
to the outside
world. If you are running a version of linux which is laden with security issue
s, it is very
simple to exploit these issues and gain root access to the machine. With root a
ccess your machine
is open to do whatever the intruder wishes to do. This includes packeting, shut
ting down, and
anything else which is possible from the console of the machine. This is why ba
sic security of
your machine is extremely important.
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Part Two: Port Filtering
------------------------
In my opinion, the most important security issue is what ports you have open. I
f you are running
a webserver, of course you're going to have port 80 open. If you telnet to your
machine, port 23
will be open, and you may also run other services with ports open. In this sect
ion I'll go over
which ports would be wise to close, and what you need to watch out for.
If you've done a default installation of linux, you very well could have instal
led sendmail. If
you don't know, sendmail is an application which enables a webserver to send ma
il out. Hence the
name "sendmail". Although sendmail is a useful application, It can also be very
vulnerable. Using
sendmail opens up your SMTP port. There have been many exploits written (remote
and local) which
do a very good job of gaining root access by exploiting permissions problems wi
thin sendmail. If
you must run an application for sending mail from your server, I reccomend that
you NOT use
sendmail and find an alternative. However if you must, make sure that you have
the latest version
and that you keep up on security bullitens and patch when neccessary.
Of course you'll probably also be running telnet. Telnet is good for logging in
to your system
from a remote location, however it gives anyone the chance to attempt to make l
ogins. Instead of
using telnet, I reccomend using SSH. Slackware 8 comes with SSH installed by de
fault. However to
disable the use of telnet, you'll have to edit the inetd.conf file.
The inetd.conf file is a very important part to security. It is located in /etc
/ and pretty much
contains the information about which ports are to remain open for internet acti
vities, and which
are to remain closed. To open a specific service, you simply remove the # from
in front of the
service.
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Part Three: Keeping Up To Date
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Of course none of this information is of any use to you unless you actually kno
w of
vulnerabilties to your system. For information on vulnerabilities it is best to
keep up to date
with bugtraq (link provided below) and the changelog for your distro. The chang
elog will provide
you with info about what changes have been made to the OS since the last releas
e. This should
include any new packages added, and patches added to vulnerable applications. T
his leads us to
part four.
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Part Four: Patches
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Patches are simply fixes that are applied to vulnerable applications. Many time
s the maker of the
application will simply release a new version. If the application was a binary
which you
installed, then you simply run the following command:
"upgradepkg nameofpkg.tgz"
Then linux will go into the process of upgrading the package to the updated ver
sion. As long as
everything checks out, it's that simple. If not...well...consult the readme or
something. I'm not
a fuckin' genius. geez.
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Part Five: Conclusion
---------------------
In conclusion; the essential part of good security is simply keeping up to date
with recent
alerts, and changes to the software that you use. As long as you keep up to dat
e on your info,
and patch when needed, you shouldn't have many problems.
Of course occasionally if someone wants to root you, they're going to do it. Th
ey'll find
something that you overlooked and get in. Hell, after writing this, I'm sure it
will happen to me.
But it's better to have some security rather than none at all.
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Part Six: Useful Links
----------------------
The Slackware ChangeLog - http://www.slackware.com/changelog
Slash Dot - http://www.slashdot.org
Security Focus (Home of BugTraq) - http://www.securityfocus.com
Packet Storm - http://www.packetstormsecurity.org
END.
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3. DID #'s (Trashed email)====================================
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Stearns, Sheldon
_____________________________________________
From: Rayn Smith [rsmith@cambarsoft.com]
Sent: Wednesday , June 20, 2001 4: 13 PM
To: 'Sheldon.Stearns@bellsouth.com'
Cc: CSI New Building Project
Subject: FW: CAMBAR SOFTWARE INC
Here is the DID Info.
Rayne L. Smith, MCSE
CSI
_____________________
Cambar Software, Inc.
rsmith@cambarsoft.com
_____________________
843-308-6761
843-554-2970 fax
-----Original Message-----
From: Kaiser, Rhoda [mailto:Rhoda.Kaiser@bellsouth.com]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 10:32 AM
To: 'Ryan Smith'
Cc: Stearns, Sheldon
Subject: CAMBAR SOFTWARE INC
Here are the additional DID numbers that I have added to your Pending order. I
have recapped all numbers so Boe will have all information while I am gone
843-216-4767 TO 4786
843-856-8040 TO 8059
Here's your combo numbers and DID numbers. We are still trying to get other DID
's, But these are what I have now:
856-2822 COMBO Trunks
> 856-5228 COMBO
> 856-8633 COMBO
> 856-9165 COMBO
> 856-9352 COMBO
> 856-9554 COMBO
> 856-9754 COMBO
> 856-9968 COMBO
> 856-2732 COMBO
> 856-0726 COMBO
> 856-3487 COMBO
> 856-2214 COMBO
> 856-3273 COMBO
> 856-0440 COMBO
> 971-4440-TER 0-9 DID Trunks
>
> DID NUMBER RANGES:
>
> 216-4770-4789
> 216-6201-6220
> 971-4420-4459
> 971-4510-4549
> 856-7980-7999
>
> I have used 871-4440 as the lead DID #
>
> This will atleast get all the orders in the system.
>
> Your Circuit # is 90.DHMG.513323
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4. Package Com Sprintbiz.com Router Source====================
==============================================================
We got this source from a sprintbiz.net folder along time ago we just figured y
ou would have some
fun looking over it! - mcphearson
package com.sprint.router;
import java.io.*;
import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.net.URL;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import com.sprint.router.*;
import com.sprint.presmod.*;
import com.sprint.connectionpool.*;
public class RouterSprintbiz extends HttpServlet {
// Declare Global Variables
public ConnectionPool m_connectionPool;
public void destroy() {
if (m_connectionPool != null) {
m_connectionPool.destroy();
}
super.destroy();
}
public String getDocDir(HttpServletRequest req) {
String temp = req.getRealPath("/");
temp = temp.substring(0,temp.length() - 1);
return temp.substring(0,temp.lastIndexOf("/")+1);
}
public void init(ServletConfig cfg)
throws ServletException {
super.init(cfg);
m_connectionPool = ConnectionPool.instance();
}
public void service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws Se
rvletException, java.io.IOException {
String chkRouter = "Starting\r\n";
Connection con = null;
String base_doc_dir = new String();
PrintWriter out = null;
String httpReferer = new String("");
chkRouter += "Before Try \r\n";
StringBuffer httpHeaderFileStringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
StringBuffer httpHeaderHtmlStringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
String affiliateId = new String();
String affiliateCode = new String();
try {
chkRouter += "Starting try block \r\n";
Hashtable next_page_info = new Hashtable();
Hashtable config_file_hash = new Hashtable();
Hashtable validate_file_hash = new Hashtable();
Vector sql_results = new Vector();
Http web_form = new Http();
chkRouter += "After Http web_form\r\n";
resp.setContentType("text/html");
httpReferer = req.getHeader("Referer") + "";
if (httpReferer.length() > 100) {
httpReferer = httpReferer.substring(0, 100);
}
chkRouter += "After setting httpReferer\r\n";
String remoteAddress = new String("");
remoteAddress = req.getRemoteAddr() + "";
String userAgent = new String("");
userAgent = req.getHeader("User-Agent") + "";
String userTrackingData = remoteAddress + "," + userAgent;
out = resp.getWriter();
base_doc_dir = getDocDir(req);
web_form.getInput(req, out);
chkRouter += "After web_form.getInput \r\n";
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Info: base_doc_dir:
" + base_doc_dir + " remoteAddr: "
+ req.getRemoteAddr() + "
serverName: " + req.getServerName());
web_form.putInformation("form_input", web_form.getFormHash());
//establish the directory structure
String mbu_www_dir = new String(base_doc_dir + "sprintbiz/html"
);
String mbu_cfg_dir = new String(base_doc_dir + "sprintbiz/class
es/cfg/");
con = m_connectionPool.getConnection();
SprintCookie2 profile_cookie = new SprintCookie2(req, out);
String affiliate = profile_cookie.getCookieValue("affiliate");
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/info: affilate: " +
affiliate);
if (affiliate != null && affiliate.length() > 4) {
affiliateId = affiliate.substring(0, 4);
affiliateCode = affiliate.substring(4);
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/info: affil
ateid: " + affiliateId + " affiliatecode:
" + affiliateCode);
}
chkRouter += "After doProfileCookieThing \r\n";
if (web_form.formValueContains("configfile")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Starting configfile processing
\r\n";
boolean form_errors = false;
String configfile = mbu_cfg_dir + web_form.getFormValue
("configfile", 0, out);
chkRouter += "Configfile:configfile: " + configfile + "
\r\n";
Files config_file = new Files();
config_file_hash = config_file.getHashtable(configfile,
out);
JTValidation check_jt = new JTValidation(web_form, out)
;
//sld 2/4/1999
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Configfile:
found config file" + configfile);
web_form.putInformation("config_file", config_file_hash
);
chkRouter += "Configfile:After config file found and pu
t in web_form \r\n";
if (config_file_hash.containsKey("required")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Starting required \r\n
";
Validation check_me = new Validation(web_form,
out);
check_me.checkRequired(web_form.getFormHash(),
(Hashtable) (config_file_hash.get("required")),
out);
form_errors = check_me.areValidationErrors();
if (form_errors) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Start of form_
error \r\n";
web_form.putInformation("sql_results",
check_me.getValidationErrors());
web_form.displayErrorsTemplate((String)
config_file_hash.get("error_template"),
check_me.getValidationErrors(),
mbu_cfg_dir, mbu_www_dir, out);
m_connectionPool.close(con);
con = null;
chkRouter += "Configfile:End of form_er
ror \r\n";
return;
}
}
if (!form_errors && config_file_hash.containsKey("sqlst
atement") || config_file_hash.containsKey
("storedprocedure")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Start of sqlstatement
or storedprocedure \r\n";
OracleDB db_me = new OracleDB(profile_cookie.ge
tUserID(), httpReferer, userTrackingData,
affiliateId, affiliateCode, con);
if (config_file_hash.containsKey("sqlstatement"
)) {
sql_results = db_me.execSQLStatement(co
nfig_file_hash, web_form, out);
} else {
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/ser
vice/Configfile: Start StoredProcedure");
sql_results = db_me.execStoredProcedure
(config_file_hash, web_form, out);
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/ser
vice/sql_results.size(): " + sql_results.size());
if (sql_results.size() > 0) {
for(int i = 0; i < sql_results.
size(); i++) {
System.out.println("Rou
terSprintbiz/service/sql_results" + i + ": " +
sq
l_results.elementAt(i) + "classname: "
+ sql_results
.elementAt(i).getClass().getName());
}
}
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/ser
vice/Configfile: End StoredProcedure");
}
web_form.putInformation("sql_results", sql_resu
lts);
chkRouter += "Configfile:End of sqlstatement or
storedprocedure \r\n";
}
chkRouter += "Configfile:Checking for sql_results_null
\r\n";
if ((!form_errors) && (sql_results.size() == 1) && (con
fig_file_hash.containsKey("sql_results_null"))) {
config_file_hash.put("next_page", (String) conf
ig_file_hash.get("sql_results_null"));
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Con
figfile:sql_results_null:");
} else {
if ((!form_errors) && (sql_results.size() > 1)
&& (config_file_hash.containsKey
("sql_results_not_null"))) {
config_file_hash.put("next_page", (Stri
ng) config_file_hash.get("sql_results_not_null"));
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/ser
vice/Configfile:sql_results_not_null:");
}
}
chkRouter += "Configfile:After Checking for sql_results
_null and end of config_file \r\n";
if (config_file_hash.containsKey("sendemail") && ((Stri
ng) config_file_hash.get
("sendemail")).equals("1")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Starting sendemail \r\
n";
MailModule mail = new MailModule();
mail.sendMail(config_file_hash, web_form, out);
chkRouter += "Configfile:After sendemail \r\n";
}
if (config_file_hash.containsKey("write_file_name")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Starting write_file_na
me \r\n";
Files write_me_file = new Files();
write_me_file.writeToFile(config_file_hash, web
_form.getFormHash(), mbu_cfg_dir, base_doc_dir,
web_form, out);
chkRouter += "Configfile:After write_file_name
\r\n";
}
if (config_file_hash.containsKey("next_page")) {
chkRouter += "Configfile:Starting displayNextPa
ge \r\n";
chkRouter += "next_page: " + config_file_hash.g
et("next_page") + "\r\n";
web_form.displayNextPage(config_file_hash, sql_
results, mbu_cfg_dir, mbu_www_dir, resp, out);
chkRouter += "Configfile:After displayNextPage
\r\n";
}
} // end if ("configfile")
m_connectionPool.close(con);
con = null;
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Info: Started excep
tion handling..." + e + e.getClass().getName());
try {
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Info: Start
ed printStackTrace...");
e.printStackTrace();
CharArrayWriter caw = new CharArrayWriter();
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(caw);
e.printStackTrace(pw);
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Exception:
" + e.getClass().getName() + " toString: " +
e.toString() + "\r\n
***STACKTRACE STARTS HERE***\r\
n" + "httpReferer: " + httpReferer + "
\r\n" + caw.toString() + "\r\n***STACKTRACE ENDS HERE***\r\n"
);
//System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Info: Sta
rted send email or not...");
if (base_doc_dir.indexOf("/development/sprintbiz") == -
1) {
//if /development/sprintbiz is not found, this
must be production....send an email describing
the problem
//catch any exceptions and send developer.sprin
tcom@mail.sprint.com the stack trace....
dak.utilities.Notification notification = new d
ak.utilities.Notification();
notification.setMsgTo("monitor@sprintranet.com"
);
notification.setMsgFrom("monitor@sprintranet.co
m");
notification.setSubject("RouterSprintbiz: " + e
.getClass().getName());
notification.setSMTPServer("localhost");
notification.setMsg("httpReferer: " + httpRefer
er + "\r\n" + httpHeaderFileStringBuffer.toString
() + "\r\nchkRouter: " + chkRouter + "\r\n" +
caw.toString())
;
notification.invoke();
} else {
//must be staging... do NOT send an email...
}
} catch (Exception e2) {
//System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Info: Sta
rted exception2 handling...");
System.out.println("RouterSprintbiz/service/Exception2:
" + e2.getClass().getName() + " toString: "
+ e2.toString());
e2.printStackTrace();
}
if (base_doc_dir.indexOf("/development/sprintbiz") == -1) {
if (e instanceof ConnectionPoolNotEstablishedException)
{
resp.sendRedirect("http://www.sprint.com/Sprint
ConnectionPoolNotEstablishedError.html");
} else {
if (e instanceof ConnectionNotEstablishedExcept
ion) {
resp.sendRedirect("http://www.sprint.co
m/SprintConnectionNotEstablishedError.html");
} else {
resp.sendRedirect("http://www.sprint.co
m/SprintRouterError.html");
}
}
} else {
out.println("httpReferer: " + httpReferer + "<br>");
out.println("chkRouter: " + chkRouter + "<br>");
out.println("httpHeader: " + httpHeaderHtmlStringBuffer
.toString() + "<br> STACKTRACE:");
e.printStackTrace(out);
}
} finally {
if (con != null) {
m_connectionPool.close(con);
con = null;
}
}
}
}
*********
***END***
*********
==============================================================
5. Scans - 1800 - 232 - 22xx =================================
==============================================================
800-233-22xx skAN!@$
00 "thank you for calling to order Mob Hits music from the great mob movies"
01 old guy
02 modem carrier
03 chick speaking in a foreign language.. does speak english too.. she said sh
e wouldnt have sex with me :/
+04 busy
+05 busy
06 merlin mail vmx
07 vmx *, 999/9876
08 tarot card reading
09 disco'd
10 disco'd
11 vmx, 3 dig boxes.. no way to login?
12 vmb
13 recording.
14 tone
15 vmx * 4 digit passcode
16 vmx
17 vmx
18 vmx 7 digit mailboxes :P
19 disco'd
20 vmb
21 recording
22 disco'd
23 ans machine
24 vmb
25 "800-400-talk"
26 partnermail vmx
+27 cant be reached from area
+28 cant be reached from area
29 recording
+30 not available from calling area
31 disco'd
32 easy reach 800
33 vmx
34 fast busy
35 "this is randy"
36 ro
37 "800-400-talk"
38 vmb *=enter passcode
39 answers.. responds to dtmf tones with beep
40 disco'd
41 voice line
+42 cannot be reached from calling area
43 "800-400-talk"
44 fax
+45 cannot be reached from calling area
46 vmx *300/300
47 uu net helpdesk
48 global crossing speedlink "which pin would you like to reach"
49 infostar vx vmx #,# 5000/5000=admin 1337/1337
50 disco'd
51 not in service
52 ro
53 vmx
54 ro
+55 fastbusy
56 united engineering
57 ro
58 vmx
59 "invalid mbox number please enter valid mbox number"
60 ns
61 ns
62 sexline
+63 not avail from call area
64 vmx
65 "you have reached a non-working number at 1st union natl. bank"
66 "800-400-talk"
67 short dialtone.. ring.. op answers
68 "800-400-talk"
69 "100697114014658<dtmf tones> *busy signal*
70 ro
+71 "call did not go through"
72 disco'd
73 authorization: "can i have the cc# please?" (live op)
+74 cannot be reached from calling area
75 ans. machine
76 sexline
77 ro
78 vmx
+79 "call did not go through"
80 fax
81 fax
82 "unused offline number.. 8.. 9..7..9.<click>"
83 audix vmx
+84 "call cannot be completed as entered"
+85 fastbusy
+86 fastbusy
87 woman answered
88 ro
89 gateway major account. tech support
90 not avail. from calling area
+91 "cannot be reached from calling area"
92 fax
93 phonemail vmx
94 phonemail vmx
95 vmx
96 vmx, push 0 for transfer
97 phonemail vmx
98 phonemail vmx
99 vmb
*********
***END***
*********
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/ ________/
/ / _____ _____ _ __ _ _______
/ /________ / __ \ / __ \ / / / | / / /__ __/
\_______ / / /__/ / / /__/ / / / / | | / / / /
/ / / ____ / / 0wned! / / / /| |/ / / /
________/ / / / / / | | / / / / | / / / /
/_________/ /_/ /_/ |_| /_/ /_/ |__/ /_/
<==$Phractal$==>
====_==_============_=====================
| | | \ | | / /======================
| | | \ | |_/ |======================
|__ | | \| | \ _/======================
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http://ppchq.org
http://phreakbc.com
http://9x.tc
http://f41th.com
http://phonelosers.org/.net
http://blacksun.box.sk
http://scenewhore.trance.nu
http://verizonfears.com
Special Thanks to our good friends at .............
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clean yourself up"
- op divert
