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Digital 'Zine
Issue #6
[06.26.94]
Phreaking
Hacking
Anarchy
(And AnyThing Else P/H/A/C/V)
Editor: Signal
InfoPhile :Mustaine
Contributions:John Deere
File Contributions:
Mustaine
-=iNFLueNZa iNC.=-
-=1994=-
John Deere
Sphear can be reached at:
[system@axposf.pa.dec.com]
[sphear.digizine@lambada.oit.unc.edu]
No Flame Mail or Hate Mail Please
(If You Dont Like It.. Don't Read it);
[All Information Contained in This File Is]
[ For Informational Purposes ONLY ]
[In Other Words: If You Fuck Up, Its Your ]
[Problem, not Ours. ]
Articles
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Information Super-Highway?
InfoPhile#1:NET_0001.TXT
>Desc:Setting System Defaults
In Netware 286 w/ Sprvsr Axs
InfoPhile#2:NET_0002.TXT
>Desc:Get Supervisor Axs
2 ways
Philes
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SetsPass.Zip
--Sets Password in Netware
NetCrack.Zip
--Crack the Password to userId
Information Super-Highway?
--------------------------
Written By -Signal-
Kid :'Hey Pop! Can I go to the mall to buy some CDs?'
Pop Gore:'Why *go* to the mall, when you can use the /information highway/
and download those CDs?'
Uhh yeah, I appreciate what Mr. Vice President Gore is trying to do
for us, as he is more apt to use technology productivly than Clinton,
but the information highway is not close to being complete.
Sure, the Internet could be considered basis of the information highway,
the early pioneer roads perhaps, but the Internet has a long, long way
before it morphs into the ''Information Super-Highway.'' You have to
understand that the current modems and telecommunication lines are
just the start of the problem. The problem being, that the Information
Highway will not make it into the home of the average Joe. Even with
ultra-highspeed modems, capable of 230kbps, speed would be severely
limited. What the local phone companies need to consider doing is to
install local patched-ISDN(Intefrated Services Digital Network); but
the phone company is too cheap, even with James Earl Jones toting the
lines... The only carrier that might be interested is at&t; although
their ''you will'' ads are not really practical, they might just be able
to grab some business by installing ISDN; yeah, the estimate for re-wiring
America comes in at $400 billion, and obviously, the federal government
can't handle that load. Maybe if Gore uses the influence that he has.
InfoPhile#1
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File : NET_0001.TXT
Author : MuSTaiNe
Topic : Setting System Defaults once Supervisor acess has been gained
on a NovellNetWare 286 LAN.
One of the easiest things to do after gaining supervisor acess
to your NovellNetware286 LAN is to change the system defaults. By doing
so you can custom tailor your own backdoor account, or change existing
ones. Can we spell CHAOS? You can also make your own new accounts, but
that as we say, is another text phile.
At any rate, the following information on NovellNetware is for
users who have hacked supervisor acess only. ( If you have not gained
supervisor acess already, please refer to the program included in the
archive THIEFNOV.ZIP of this package. )
Many parameters can be induvidually set for each user account. If
all or some of those parameters are not entered, NetWare uses the system
default values established by the supervisor options of the SYSCON program.
Using SYSCOM:
Start SYSCOM by typing the program's name and pressing ENTER at the
system prompt. If the message "Bad Command or File Name" is displayed, one
of the following conditions are true:
1) The current directory is not \PUBLIC and you do not have a SEARCH
path to the \PUBLIC directory.
(* CAN WE SAY "SH*T OUT OF LUCK?" *)
2) You do not have at least ROS(read, open and search) rights in the
\PUBLIC directory.
After the SYSCON program starts, you are presented with an Available
Topics menu. To change the system defaults, select Supervisor Options by
moving the highlight bar and pressing ENTER or by pressing S and ENTER.
If you do not have Supervisor privlidges, a screen will pop of
indicating that you can not acess Supervisor Options. (* IF THIS IS THE
CASE, GET THE DAMN SUPERVISOR PW, AND LOG IN WITH IT. *)
If you do have supervisor provlidges, the Supervisor Options menu is
displayed. Notice the first two options begin with the word default. These
two choices affect items that are used as defualt values for any new user
added, unless specifically altered for the user.
Choices in the Supervisor Options Menu:
DEFAULT ACCOUNT VALUES\RESTRICTIONS:
This catagory of options affects the use of passwords in the system.
It also controls how users can login to the LAN. Seven major parameters must
be set for this option. Each of these may be overidden for the induvidual
users.
A) ACCOUNT HAS EXPIRATION DATE: Allowed values, (Yes, No). When set
for yes, the system prompts for an expiration date for the account.
The account autmatically becomes inactive at midnight on that date.
The account still exists, however, and can be reactivated by the
supervisor.
B) LIMIT CONCURRENT CONNECTIONS: Allowed values, (Yes, No). The
default for this option is NO. Concurrent connections means that
the same user name can be used to login on a workstation while it is
already in use on another station. When set to YES, the sytem
prompts for the maximum simultaneous connections allowed for this
account name. The acceptable values are 1 through 100.
C) REQUIRE PASSWORD: Allowed Values, (Yes, No). IF SET TO NO, A
PASSWORD FOR THE USER ACCOUNT IS OPTIONAL. If set to yes, a
password in mandatory for the account. In addition, the system
prompts for a minimum password length. The allowed values for the
minimum password length are 1 to 20, with a default of 5. Spaces are
not allowed in the password; spaces entered as part of the password
are converted to the underscore character (_), and this character
becomes part of the password.
D) FORCE PERIODIC PASSWORD CHANGES: Allowed Values, (Yes, No). If
set to NO, passwords have an indefinite life span. If set to YES,
the option activates other options that affect the life span of
passwords and the action of the system after a password has expired.
A) DAYS BETWEEN FORCED CHANGES: Allowed Values (1 through 365).
This option is pretty much self-explanitory.
B) LIMIT GRACE LOGINS: Allowed Values, (Yes, No). This option
determines Netware's actions after the password has expired.
The user CAN continue with the same password indefinity. The
user will be prompted at login, however, with the following
message:
Password has expired.
Would you like to change your password on server XXXXXX? (Y/N)
At this point, the user may elect to change the password, but
is not forced to do so. When set to yes, this option activates
the GRACE LOGINS ALLOWED option.
GRACE LOGINS ALLOWED: Allowed Values, (1 to 200). Basically, if
the password in NOT changed before the alloted Grace values are
used, the user cannot login again without the supervisor giving
the user more grace logins or extending the password experation
date.
E) REQUIRE UNIQUE PASSWORDS: Allowed Values, (Yes, No). If no, the
user can reuse passwords. If yes, the user must establish a
password never used before. They CAN be the same as another user.
F) ACCOUNT BALANCE: Allowed Values (-99999999 to 99999999). This
is only used if accounting features are installed. (FORGET IT.)
G) ALLOW UNLIMITED CREDIT: Allowed Values, (Yes, No). (FORGET IT.)
DEFAULT TIME RESTRICTIONS: Change the values that appear on
the display in front of you by using the spacebar. The usage time
blocks are in thiry minute increments. ( PLAY WITH THIS ONE, I THINK
IT'S PRETTY SELF-EXPLANITORY.)
A) EDIT SYSTEM AUTOEXEC FILE: ( UM....DUH...)
B) FILE SERVER CONSOLE OPERATORS: After selecting this, a screen
containing existing file server console operators appears. To insert
new entries, press INS. Select these users or groups by pressing the
arrow keys.
C) INTRUDER DETECTION\LOCKOUT: This determines what NetWare will do
if a user repeatadly attempts to login incorrectly. If set to No,
Netware does nothing. If set to Yes, te following options are
presented:
A) INCORRECT LOGIN ATTEMPTS: Allowed Values, (1 to 10000).
Now because NetWare maps just the \LOGIN directory while
users login, nothing prevents a user from finding a valid
user name. However, if an invalid user name is entered,
NetWare prompts for a passoword. ( NETWARE ASSUMES WE
HACKERS ARE MORONS. )
B) BAD LOGIN COUNT RETENTION TIME: Allowed Values (40 days,
23 hours, 59 minutes; minimum 0 minutes.) These reset the
Incorrect Login Attempts count when no additional login
attempts are made for a specfic amount of time.
C) LOCK ACCOUNT AFTER DELETION: Allowed Values, (Yes, No).
If NO, a detected intruder does not cause the account to be
locked. The valid user still could login using his or her
name. The entry IS recorded. If yes, the account is locked.
No one can login using that name, unless the supervisor
enables the account through SYSCON. This is displayed
when attempted:
Intruder detection locout has disabled this account.
Acess to server denied.
You are attached to server XXXXXXXX.
Now, if you attempt to break into the supervisor account and
this happens, the account CAN be re-enables from the SERVER
by typing ENABLE LOGIN.
D) LENGTH OF ACCOUNT LOCKOUT: Allowed Values (40 days, 23
hours, 59 minutes; minimum 1 minute.) This establishes the
amount of time that the user name remains locked out after
an intruder has been detected.
D) SYSTEM LOGIN SCRIPT: (UM...DUH.)
E) VIEW FILE SERVER ERROR LOG: This includes intruders and unresolved
or excessive data transmission errors. (* TO SAVE YOUR ASS, CLEAR
IT WHEN YOU EXIT.) This can only be done by the supervisor.
Anywayz, have phun with these options, abd be careful not to get
caught. Maheym serves no purpose if you get your ass fired from your
company, or if you get sent to detention. ( For all you school kiddies. )
Remember, you can only use these options if you have supervisor acess, and
that in itself is a hard thing to do.
InfoPhile#2
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File : NET_0002.TXT
Author : Part I Submitted by John Deere
Introduction, Editing, and Part II, III by MuSTaiNe
Title : How to get supervisor acess on NovellNetWare LAN's
Have you ever needed to get into that SUPERVISOR account in your
company Novell LAN, or school computer lab, but didn't have the password?
Have you ever wanted to mess with the stuck up buisness administrator's
life by locking him\her out of the SUPERVISOR account? Well, to do all
of the preceeding, you need the SUPERVISOR password. And that is your
key to sucessfully hacking a Novell LAN. The following is a captured
post from comp.sys.novell that was posted by John Deere on Empire on
May 12th, 1994. It shows how simple it is to capture and make your
own SUPERVISOR password without ever knowing the previous one.
Part I
1) COPY SERVER.EXE NOPASS.EXE
2) Using a binary editor (Norton DiskEdit or other tool), locate the names
of the bindery files within nopass.exe (NET$*), and change the
first letter to something else (i.e. MET$..).
3) Start the server with NOPASS.EXE. Since no bindery files are found
with the MET$.. names, it will create a new set containing the default
users, SUPERVISOR and GUEST, both with empty passwords. Login as
SUPERVISOR.
[ This is done from the \LOGIN directory. When prompted for user name
or number, enter SUPERVISOR. ]
4) Run BINDFIX twice. This will create a *.OLD copy of your original
NET$ bindery files, after first fixing any problems it can.
5) Delete the NET$ bindery file.
6) Down and restart using the original SERVER.EXE. This will create new
NET$ files, with the usual GUEST and SUPERVISOR id's. Login as
SUPERVISOR again, still no password.
7) Run BINDREST, while logged in as SUPERVISOR! This will restore your
original bindery, with all your users etc, including the bad/missing
SUPERVISOR password.
8) IMMEDIATELY set a new SUPERVISOR password, using SYSCON which does
not require that you remember the previous one.
That's it. It's a fairly obvious method, which I had to come up with less
than a year after we first installed NetWare 3.0.
Running NetWare 2.1x, I solved the same problem by using DISKED to locate
the master directory table on the NetWare partition and then changed the
bindery filenames by hand. The 3.x method is a lot less scary!
Part II
There is another way to gain the SUPERVISOR password on Novell
NetWare. One of the various utilites floating arounf the h\p world today
is called NETCRACK. NETCRACK v1.0 by Jim O'Kane of Winchester Virgina is
what I (MuSTaiNe) have used sucessfully many times to gain acess to
unsuspecting Supervisor accounts. It is slow however, and I would recommend
using the above method if at all possible.
NetCrack is invoked from the command line like the following:
NETCRACK <userid>
UserId would be the name of the account you want the password to. In our
case it would be like so:
NETCRACK SUPERVISOR
Then :
"Through repeated "demon dialer"-styled calls to the VERIFY_PASSWORD
function in NetWare's Bindery Commands, NETCRACK attempts, through trial-
and-error, to divulge user passwords - using legal queries in NetWare!"
Now, DUH, obviously you can use this utility to find out your own ID as
well. So if you are using this LAN as well as hacking it, it would be
a pretty good idea to change your password often, and make it real
hard to guess.
NetCrack's author can be contacted at (703)-722-9751. [ Now this is when
it was released, I have no clue wether or not the author still resides at
that number. If he does, or has released another version, please drop
me mail. I can be found on several hacking boards in 301, and 703.
Part III
Yet another way to change the supervisor password is to make use
of NovellNetWare's (.NLM's) or Network Loadable Modules. Included in an
archive circulating it's way around some of the better boards was
a .NLM that would enable you to do just that. It was called SETSPASS.NLM.
It is included with this release. Unfortunately, this only works for
NetWare 3.x and 4.x, so everyone using 2.x or lower is SH*T OUT OF LUCK!
To run this method simply type "load setspass" from the console. The program
will take care of the rest, and it includes help online so NO dummy can
screw it up.
SETSPASS.ZIP
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Description:
(Desc by Mustaine)
Contains: SETSPASS.NLM
SETSPASS.TXT
Note:Author is *unknown*
This is a freeware program that will allow you to change the supervisor
password from the console. Just type "load setspass" from the console.
It will also send a broadcast message to all users, so keep this in mind
when it's run.
This is an NLM (netware-loadable module) so I think those only work with
Netware 3.x and 4.x.
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NETCRACK.ZIP
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Description:
(desc by Mustaine)
Contains: NETCRACK.EXE
NETCRACK.TXT
Just run NETCRACK.EXE. Help is automatically presented.
Format is NETCRACK <UserId>
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Remember: It's a crime to find an empty,
broken, mangled gun in the street.
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