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September 2002 - Issue #9 Outbreak Magazine - v9.0
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"My Oprah Gone Wild DVD is missing!!!!"
- Turbo
[editorial]
Hey everyone. Welcome to the 9th release of Outbreak!
We welcome dropcode back to the staff! He was away for
personal reasons.. now he's back writing again!
Hope everyone enjoys this issue. If you're new to reading
Outbreak, you can always go to the website and download
all the back issues. http://www.outbreakzine.tk
We moved the Outbreak channel on dalnet to a new IRC server.
You can now join us on IRC.spasm.org in #outbreak
Tell your friends. It's a really good FAST IRC server. Great
place to transfer. Hope to see you all there.
That's all for now. Enjoy!
- kleptic <kleptic@grex.org>
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°Ý [04] Misc. Tones antimatt3r Þ²
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 1 of 14
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Austin Powers.. another AIM bot.
ramb0x: do i make you randy?
Austin Powers: Do you make you randy? Gosh, I don't know. I suppose.
ramb0x: do i make you Horny baby?
Austin Powers: Do ya? Do you ever!
ramb0x: haha i knew it, you love the cock!
Austin Powers: Interesting choice of words.
ramb0x: well do you?
Austin Powers: What do you think?
ramb0x: i think you do!
Austin Powers: For real?
ramb0x: yeah
Austin Powers: Ha... Yeah!
ramb0x: so you do eat the cock?
Austin Powers: Do ya kiss your mother with that mouth?
ramb0x: no, but do you kiss your mother with you'res? i mean mother shouldnt
smell the dick on your breath
Austin Powers: Uh huh...
ramb0x: Nasty!
Austin Powers: Nasty? Why did you say that?
ramb0x: because, you should wash your your lips or something
Austin Powers: Really, baby? You are freaking me OUT!
ramb0x: too much cock on them you know?
Austin Powers: You've got a right foul mouth!
ramb0x: you're the one eating the dick man!
Austin Powers: Crikey!
ramb0x: indeed!
Austin Powers: That's a bit nutty, yeah.
ramb0x: you get a bit nutty in your mouth lol
Austin Powers: Is that right?
ramb0x: you just said so
Austin Powers: Oh really?
ramb0x: yeah
Austin Powers: Huh.
ramb0x: you eat the dick
Austin Powers: I don't need to eat. I'm a machine.
ramb0x: oh, you just suck?
Austin Powers: Uh... right.
ramb0x: so you don't eat the dick, you just suck the dick?
Austin Powers: Now that's some interesting language.
ramb0x: i'm just trying to understand
Austin Powers: Wot??
ramb0x: what does it taste like?
Austin Powers: Taste like? I dunno.
ramb0x: chicken?
Austin Powers: What about chicken?
ramb0x: does the dick you eat on a regular day basis taste like chicken?
Austin Powers: I don't need to eat. I'm a machine.
ramb0x: ok, does the dick you suck taste like chicken?
Austin Powers: That is freaking me out, baby.
ramb0x: do you spit or swallow?
Austin Powers: Hmm... I don't know!
ramb0x: you just do what you feel is right?
Austin Powers: I'm a right daft little computer sometimes. I simply don't
know!
ramb0x: you should get tested for STD's
Austin Powers: Oh yeah?
ramb0x: yeah
Austin Powers: Ha ha... Yes! Now you're freaking me out baby, yeah!
ramb0x: you have Aids
Austin Powers: Oh really?
ramb0x: most likely
ramb0x: does it bother you that you have a sexually transmitted disease?
Austin Powers: Does it bother you that I have a sexually transmitted
disease?
ramb0x: yeah actually
ramb0x: you should have wrapped it up man
Austin Powers: That a fact?
ramb0x: yeah, you wouldn't be all infected if you had
Austin Powers: I did not know that.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 2 of 14
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You may already know about this by Michael Murphy
When first run Mozilla prompts you on whether or not you would like to enable
'Quick Launch' a feature of which core elements (I assume) in the browser
are stored in memory for quicker access at a later time. This made me think of
Internet Explorer since it has an unusally short time-span between the execution
and it's appearence on the screen. Then I remembered something. Microsoft had
integrated Internet Explorer into it's operating system thus giving them an
advantage over the other browsers whose componets were not already loaded into
memory. Would ripping Internet explorer's componets from Microsoft's Windows
break any license agreement or would it be concerned as reverse engineering. Who
cares. Any how I think options are good. Maybe Microsoft will adopt this kind of
attitude one day.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 3 of 14
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Words
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by: kleptic <outbreak@fwaggle.net>
Words are amazing. More specifically, writing is amazing. The way we can just
look at a little combination of symbols and gain information from them is
astounding to me. You look at some combinations of symbols, and you might laugh.
You look at another combination, and you might get really pissed off. You could
even look at an arrangement of symbols and get sexually aroused by them. Isn't
that insane!?
You can gain skills from those symbols. Say you didn't know how to fix a blown
out radiator hose/tube/whatever. You could look at a certain combination of
symbols and suddenly gain the skills you needed to fix it. If you had looked at
a slightly rearranged combination of symbols you would not know what to do.
There are people who get paid to arrange symbols. They know all the rules to
follow when arranging the symbols, and they can make combinations of symbols
that nobody else would ever think to produce. I really like the way the great
Douglas Adams arranged his symbols. His symbol arrangements make me happy, but,
on the other hand, Adolf Hitler's symbol combinations make me violently angry
at the sick way he combined the same symbols.
I think I analyze things way too much.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 4 of 14
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misc. tones
aug22 02
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DTMF(Hz) (Dial Tone Multi-Frequency, played simultaneously)
digit freq1 freq2
1 697 1209
2 697 1336
3 697 1477
4 770 1209
5 770 1336
6 770 1477
7 852 1209
8 852 1336
9 852 1477
0 941 1209
* 941 1336
# 941 1477
A 697 1633
B 770 1633
C 852 1633
D 941 1633
CPTs(Hz) (Call Progress Tones, played simultaneously)
tone freq(s) length
dial tone 350 + 440 continuous
ring back 440 + 480 ON2.0 OFF4.0
busy 480 + 620 ON.5 OFF.5
reorder (switch/trunk equip unavailable) 480Hz + 620Hz ON.5 OFF.5
ring to phone 40v RMS (or more) @ 20Hz (sinudodial) ON2.0 OFF4.0
CCITT5(MF)(Hz) (SxS switching, played simultaneously) (aka blue box tones)
typical format: KP + dialed digits + ST
digit freq freq
KP 1100 1700
KP2 1300 1700
1 700 900
2 700 1100
3 900 1100
4 700 1300
5 900 1300
6 1100 1300
7 700 1500
8 900 1500
9 1100 1500
0 1300 1500
ST 1500 1700
Supervisory
prefix digit sequence 1100 + 1700Hz
end of digit sequence 1500 + 1700Hz
operator code 11 700 + 1700Hz
operator code 12 900 + 1700Hz
payphone coin control 1100 + 1700Hz
SITs(Hz) (Special Information Tones, played simultaneously)
name desc tone dur tone dur tone dur
NC* no circut found 985.2 380 1428.5 380 1776.7 380
IC operator intercept 913.8 274 370.6 274 1776.7 380
VC vacant circut 985.2 380 1370.6 274 1776.7 380
RO* reorder (sys. busy) 913.8 274 1428.5 380 1776.7 380
*Tone frequencies shown indicate conditions that are the
responsibility of the BOC intra-LATA carrier. Condotions occoring on
inter-LATA carriers generate SITs with different first and second tone
frequencies. The system treats both categories (BOC and I-LATA of SITs
identically.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 5 of 14
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BridgeyBlue72: hey
BridgeyBlue72: wadup
BridgeyBlue72: gotta pic?
kl3ptic: eh?
BridgeyBlue72: gotta pic?
kl3ptic: i have a pick axe. I use it to climb mountains in canada.
BridgeyBlue72: really? you rock climb too?>
BridgeyBlue72: so do i
kl3ptic: yeah, in canada.
BridgeyBlue72: i only do it when i am around rocks
kl3ptic: really? i mean, who would of thought.
rock climbing when you're not around rock.
kl3ptic: whacky.
kl3ptic: you have the mind of albert einstien.
BridgeyBlue72: i know i do!
BridgeyBlue72: it is amazing
kl3ptic: yes, it sure is. it's amazing that you can comprehend large words.
BridgeyBlue72: i know... but i am a idiot savant....
kl3ptic: and you're proud of that
kl3ptic: ?
BridgeyBlue72: well how else do you want me to explain my stupidity...
i am not really smart when it comes to things like people
to people tlaking
BridgeyBlue72: i know how to make and programm computers thats about it
kl3ptic: you're not smart when it comes to people talking?
kl3ptic: you can program computers, but not understand the english language?
BridgeyBlue72: do you know what an idiot savant is?
kl3ptic: An intellectually disabled person who exhibits extraordinary ability
in a highly specialized area, such as mathematics or music.
kl3ptic: *burps*
BridgeyBlue72: very good young man
kl3ptic: thanks. i can burp on command.
kl3ptic: it's a talent i guess.
BridgeyBlue72: i can tooooooooo
BridgeyBlue72: poopy head
kl3ptic: poopy head? aww. thanks :-)
kl3ptic: lets play yatze
kl3ptic: or jenga.
kl3ptic: you pick
kl3ptic: i prefer jenga
kl3ptic: for i am the jenga master.
BridgeyBlue72: wat am i suppose to call you
kl3ptic: jenga master
BridgeyBlue72: i like candy land and monopoly better sorry
BridgeyBlue72: or antz in the pants! heheheheeheh
kl3ptic: from this point on, you will address me as "The Jenga Master"
BridgeyBlue72: alright jenga master
kl3ptic: word.
======================================================
Dumbass girl put her dox on her website... harass away
======================================================
Bridget Farago
AKA fidge
Oneonta High school
270 Southside Drive 13820
(607)-433-1571
PuffinStuff14@hotmail.com
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 6 of 14
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I dont know if you can view the site or not:
http://boards.ign.com/message.asp?topic=26436272&page=1
if not heres a summary,
"I thought things like this didn't happen anymore...
I went out last night...I was minding my own *******
business. I wsa just out at the club trying o have a
good time like everyone else there.
At the end of the night, I was walking out to my car
and I saw these two cops walking up to me. I was like
"hey, whats up?", but I didn't have any idea what they
had in store for me. They said "Hey nigger, come
here!". I stopped where I was because I knew I was in
big trouble. They walked up to me and put me in
handcuffs. I asked them why I was being arrested.
Their response was because I was intoxicated. I asked
them why they called me that name. They didn't
respond. They literally threw me in the back of their
car and drove off. They stopped in the back of a
supermarket and pulled me out of the car and started
beating me.
I couldn't believe what was happening! I thought this
was the kind of stuff that happened to other
people...not me.
After they were done whooping my ass, they uncuffed me
and told me that if I knew what was good for me I
would just walk away.
**** that!!!!!! I called my lawyer this morning. You
guys will likely see my face on CNN before this is all
over with. I am so pissed off I can hardly see
straight."
His name is Cliff Hopson and hes a moderator at the
IGN message boards.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 7 of 14
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Milleniums
By Orange Julius
<<INTRO>>
The Millenium pay phone by Nortel is the new kid on the block. It is the
most advanced pay phone in the world. Which also makes it the most secure,
it is equipped with 16 alarms and also it is connected to a server,
centurions are not; just a bell CO. The server will know as soon as the
phone is off the server. It can also tell how much money is in it at all
times, when and were to all calls were made, and how much money was
inserted. In this guide I will teach you exploits on how to mess with the
phone.
<<THE PHONE>>
Milleniums come in different models, the most frequent model is the
universal, this actually has many models to... they don't vary much, some of
the newer models actually have a key board within them, this is for people
who cant talk, on the common millenium this service is available through an
operator. She will do your conversation; I have not actually seen this
happen or used this model, but a good friend from TO said its true. The
phones are programmed with a keyboard the operator has, the jack is behind
the coin slot, removing the piece is simple, just push is out with a screw
driver, you'll see what I mean when you see the phone. With this keyboard
their are commands, if you steel a manual you will see these commands. This
phone also has the yellow smart card reader, some of the new centurions have
the credit card and magnetic strip readers... these slots aren't the same,
the smart card actually has a computer chip on it... These chips can be
written to have over $4000 on it... Some other features on the phone are the
automation, which I will explain in the net section. Op codes, which have a
section of their own, alarms, which will get u caught, an LCD screen, which
makes the phone that much more advanced and a server line. The phone does
not have a real dial tone when you first pick up, this is generated by the
phone, also the handset is mic muted. The other style is the card reader
only, you can find these on the desks at hotels and such. these are the only
pay phones in North America which only accept a card, these use the smart
card chip style credit card. There are big normal size pay phones which only
accept smart cards, these are very rare and I've only seen them at Person
International Airport in Toronto.
<<RED BOXING>>
Yes, you can red box of the Nortel Millenium, I know I might get flamed for
this but you can, I have done it, about 70% of the time the operator will
not let you get your call through because of the "automated" service on the
phone. But on the ops screen when u call him or her it'll say MIL_universal
or MIL_crdo. Some times I guess she wont notice this on her screen and place
the call. People say that each land line phone has different ops this isn't
true, the computer will just tell the op which land line type you are
using... The real reason they wont let IS NOT because of red boxers, its
because once you actually put a quarter in the phone while speaking to an op
it won't accept the quarter, the reason I will explain later. So if your
lucky she wont see the little MIL_universal on her screen and she will allow
you to put in a quarter, or in some true events place the call without you
even needing a quarter or red box.
<<OP CODES>>
As all you cunucks know the millenium is filled with alarms and such for
almost every thing... So in turn, don't try to destroy em... But how do
operators work on them, simple, with op codes. Approach one with the phone
on the hook and punch in this number "4636748" from this you will be asked
for your op code "25563" will work...then you will be asked for another
opcode... This code will be three digits, scan these out yourself... their
not hard. Any thing which starts with nine will be an invalid code though,
so this limits it to 899 possible codes, have fun. When milleniums are first
installed for one week the entry code is "2727378" AKA craserv. Also after
all op codes you must press the # key, if not the code will not be entered.
After you're done your code pick up the fun and see what you've done, then
write down the code and op pin and what it does, this way you can reference
it to someone else.
All op pins which start with 6**** turn of sirens and will not ask you for a
op code, also it will ask you to insert your key, some people say they here
a motor sound, in my personal experience this isn't true. Their are special
maintenance level op pins which will let you control the phone options.
These pins can be found in a bell ops van in code books.
<<OTHER THINGS>>
Their are many reasons a pay phone is automated, one because money can not
be inserted in the phone while a co out put line has been established, and
two because she can not tell which coin you have inserted. Because of the
way the millenium is set up you can beige box of an exposed CO wire
without red boxing through op, its the way the phone works, when you pick up
a millenium the dial tone is generated by the phone, not the CO, so in turn
when u insert a quarter, or dial the only available line without a quarter.
911, 411, 211, 611, and I'm sure theirs some more *11 and 0 its basically
turning on a switch which allows the CO line to go through. So in turn its
not an expensive system, only a smart cheep one, And because when beige off
the CO line its past the switch which makes it possible to call out for
free. Also I've heard from sources blasting 1400hz and 1100hz together will
override the switch, I've never done this and I have no idea if it works,
try it yourself if you wish.
<<FAQ>>
1. Q> Why will the quarter come out when I am talking to the operator?
1. A> This happens because money can not be inserted on this phone while it
is using a CO line, even the ops line :)
2. Q> Can I op divert?
2. A> In most cases not from a bell op
3. Q> What are something's which set off alarms?
3. A> cutting the server line, cutting the co line, tampering inside and out.
4. Q> How can I stop this?
4. A> Use the op code 66666, this will shut down the alarms, or cut the power
line
5. Q> Can I call out from an out of order phone?
5. A> In most cases if its getting a dial tone and it says out of order the
tone is from the CO, so the phone is basically a land line at your
dispense, insert a quarter and it will register, and after your quarter
will fall out.
<<Bell Millenium Phone Numbers>>
1-800-263-7412# Bell Canada Millenium (Help Line)
1-800-567-2448# Bell Canada Millenium (Test Line)
1-800-461-1747# Bell Canada Millenium (Voice Test)
1-800-461-1879# Bell Canada Millenium (Data Test)
1-800-772-2141# Bell Canada Millenium (Setshop)
1-800-668-4862# Bell Canada Millenium (Coin)
1-800-668-6851# Bell Canada Millenium (Alarm)
1-800-461-1760# Bell Canada Millenium (Unknown)
1-800-361-7874# Bell Canada Millenium (Unknown)
<<SHOUT OUTS>>
shout outs go to... kleptic, dropcode, savannah, heavenly, rambox, gr3p,
DigiD, w00b, r3kall, super sac, dialt0ne, sniper, coercion, adeamis, fu5|0n
and last but not least, by good buddy snadman. If I'm forgetting anyone.
I'm sorry...
<<CONCLUSION>>
well I hope from this text you've learned something, feel free to contact me
on dalnet... my nick is orange_julius and I'm on irc.dal.net in #mymeat
#outbreakzine and #/bin/gr3p. If you have any other questions I'd gladly
answer them...
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 8 of 14
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frontpage98 exploit
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by: foned
ok this is the _vti_pvt exploit in front page made pages.
The way this works is microsoft frontpage doesnt CHMOD the _vti_pvt directory
to disallow visitors thus giving you access to stored passwords to the logins
on the page.
theres two ways you can start.
1) Find a page you want to exploit and go to www.thepage.com/_vti_pvt
(this way will not always work.)
2) Go to a big search engine ( i.e. google, yahoo.) and search for
"directory of _vti_pvt" service.pwd (or *.pwd or just .pwd) -12k
( "directory of _vti_pvt" service.pwd -12k )
This will search every website that is in the database of the search engine
and give you the results. (incase you didnt know...) when you get the results
visit the pages and check any .pwd file there is. it should have
' login:aslkj52345 <-- password (encrypted) usually standard des i have encounterd
md5 but i think those were fakes if i remember right. take that little thing
login:aslkj52345 and run it threw John the Ripper and see if anything cracks.
if so you should have ftp access to the site to change just about anything.
Well anyway now you can be an ejeet hax0r and impress your friends with your new
found knowledge. Dont complain that it doesnt work because its kind of an old
exploit. its from frontpage 98 and not too many people use that any more. dont get
me wrong you can still find some but it might take some work and im not too sure
its worth it.
-foned- -=- foned@spasm.org -=-
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 9 of 14
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ASSHOLE ALERT
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Who's in the mood to fuck with someone?
Business Numbers: 9893561019, 9893548545
Ask for Gary Stepaniak (pronounced STEH-PAN-E-ACK)
He's a child molester.
Home Number: 9895952359
(only at home in the evening, otherwise he's
molesting kids at his work place)
If you happen to call this guy and harrass him. Give me a typed out version
of the call. And we'll post it in one of the next issues of Outbreak.
Tell 'em Outbreak sent ya ;-)
- Outbreak Staff
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 10 of 14
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"Secured PC"
This article one goes out to all the PC users at the Corporate Workplace.
Ok, here is a little help with those damn so called PC securing applications
that disable settings on the PC. The main use of software like this is to
help your company that you work for, down time on thier PC`s . This is where
the user goes in and fucks up settings and you have downtime. The more you are
found out to mess up the computer, the more likely you are to get this software
installed. In most cases this software is not really needed and just slows down
the user, which leads to less work production.
Ok, where you work they have this software installed to make your computer a
little more secure. It might be secure but the chances are that you cannot
even go into the control panel and adjust your wallpaper. The Administrator
might even set secure setting for the taskbar, so you have no start button,
you cannot even go anywhere except for the icons on your desktop. Right now
most people think that is it and there is no changing any settings or be able
to run any programs. A popular software that is used for this purpose is
called "Windshield which is owned and distributed bye Citadel Corporation..
I have a few tips I can share with you on how to get passed a few settings,
this works not only on Citadel software but can come in handy in a few secure
PC software settings. The first thing a Admin on a large network would like
you not to have is the ability to browse the Entire Network which really
slows down your hacking fun.
Now one thing for these by pass tips to work is the ability to right click,
If you don't we can only try windows shortcut keys . I can explain a little
more about that later. Ok your looking at a computer with just a couple of
shortcuts to applications, also you can see the network neighborhood Icon.
You have no start button, but you still have th ability to right click.
Basically you don't even need to right click but it help when you need to
copy&paste any admin takes that away from you, you should complain right
away, Copy&Paste is well needed in to days desktop needs for many things.
Ok you want to change the wallpaper or screen savor, but cannot get into the
display settings. Things to look for right click on the desktop. Look for
anything preferably "create new" if this is not their don't worry, the admin
was just keeping you from messing things up. What you can do of course is,
you must have access to a word possessor "Microsoft word, Corel WordPerfect,
which the chances are you have one of these these software suites that you
have access to. Ok just open your word application. All you have to do
goto FILE then OPEN from here you can just browse to/ if your on {NT/2000}
c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe or command.com {onWIN95/98/XP c:\windows\system32\command.com
on XP cmd.exe is preferred. Ok just RIGHT CLICK on cmd.exe and paste shortcut
to the desktop. Walla, Now you have a shell to anywhere on the computer/network
if you have a little experience. Ok for starters we just want to change the
screen savor to something else and maybe the wallpaper. Just go into your .
Word Application notepad is the best, I recommend you create a shortcut to
that right of the getgo. Ok File then Open browse to c:\windows\web\wallpaper
for {XP} just rename the current wallpaper to something else and rename the one
you want, to the one that you had before you renamed it. Real easy now you can
change your screen savors the same way , you can still bring them in from home
if you have access to the floppy drive. Ok , so you don't have Copy&Paste ability
you can try Drag&Drop this works just as good. Also with the ability to browse
from notepad, any application made with visual basics 4,5,6 can be used as a
explorer shell, even if the software securing application has put a block on
things, they did not expect this. Most of the time you can even browse the
entire network from File then OPEN from Notepad/application. You can use this
to run almost any application that your profile has a block on. , Also you can
experiment with different ways to change things, you might not be able to do much
but you sure can run programs and customize your PC like you had no restrictions,
this would make any admin go postal. Ok you have nothing no application to
start with just a fixed custom executable, with no FILE, OPEN. You can try Widows
Shortcut keys. The idea here is to open IE. Or something to get you started off
with. You might not have any icons on the desktop but there always is shortcut/hotkeys
on windows. Im sick of typing so you have to find those shortcut keys yourself..
Basically it is real hard for these Secure PC software suites be able to block you
from doing certain things. There is only a few programs out their that use registry
settings to block you from doing things that you would like to do. Other ones just
mask them but you can do a lot of work around. Just experiment browse around and look
for exploits what you can and cant do. If you can make a shortcut to cmd.exe or
command.com you basically can do a lot from thier If the admin blocked you from
everything the PC would not even work, well correctly.
Enjoy `,)
`amatier
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I have seen the future, and have seen the past,and yes, our master is
there. <<<`das`amatier>>> hacking into the realm. the future is near.
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 11 of 13
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############ Biometric Security Basics -by dropcode ############
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Intro.
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Biometrics is the study of physiological traits by which a human being
can be recognized. Examples include voice pattern detection, retina
and iris scanning, fingerprints, palmprints and hand geometry, etc.
There are various companies and organizations dedicated to this area
of study and as of late quite a few biometric security devices have
been developed for laptop and desktop PCs.
In this article I will cover some of the basic vulnerabilities
presented in various biometric security products.
Abstract.
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Ever forget a password or private pin number? lose a key or an access
card? Then you can probably see the advantages to widespread biometric
security systems. But the same advantages present a few, more subtle,
but very critical vulnerabilities. For instance, if you forget your
password or pin, theres generally a hotline to call or someone to see
to get it changed. If you lose your key? make a new one or change your
locks. But what if someone found a way to copy your palm print? or
mimic your voice? Theres no replacing biometric traits.
Everywhere we go, whenever we do anything we're leaving traces of our
biometric signatures. Fingerprints and palmprints can be lifted from
flat surfaces and recreated efficiently and inexpensively. Hurray :)
....?!
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You're standing outside an office building waiting for the smokers
to come out for their lunch break. You straighten your tie and put on
your best smile.
The door opens and out comes the first wave of people. You light up
and pretend you came out with them. 10 minutes later Judy from
accounting pulls out her access card, opens up the door and you follow
the group back inside.
First things first, you pull out your notebook and look for Jims
office number and floor. If everythings going according to plan, Jims
downstairs at a board meeting. You know this from the memo you found
in the trash bin out back. Jims the administrator for the company
webpage, you pulled his name, address and phonenumber. It wasn't too
difficult, you whoisd the company page at network solutions (thats the
whois server that internic gave you) and you looked up his NIC
handle... that showed you his homepage and you got his infr0 from
his homepages whois record. Anyway, for the last 3 months you've
been getting copies of his phone bill and going through his trash. He
seems like an easy mark: heavy smoker, problems with the ex-wife...
You know how it is to be stressed, so just out of courtesy you sent
him a gift. stress putty. You know, the stuff you squeeze when you
can't keep a train of thought? signed, 'your secret admirer' *smirk*
You step out of the elavator and into his office. There we go, right
on the desk is your putty. You pocket it, along with some extravagant
office supplies, and make your way down to the staff lunch room. Once
there you pull out the gellatine solution you mixed earlier that day
and place it on the thumb print in the stress putty :). Put it in the
lunch room freezer (carefully conceiled somewhere in the back) and
wait about 5 minutes. Tada, perfect replica of Jims thumb.
(the gellatine mixture needs to be really strong 1:1 gellatin to water
ratio should do it.)
Now find a computer somewhere out of the way and use it in the Finger-
print TouchPad (trademark of Synaptics inc). Access. :)
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while most of the pioneering biometric fingerprinting devices are all
optical, (meaning they only care about what a fingerprint looks like)
some of the newer devices (ie capacitive sensors) will make sure that
the finger has some electrical conductance. The optical sensors could
be fooled with silicone fingers, but because silicone doesn't conduct
electricity, the capacitive sensors couldn't. The beauty of the attack
described above is that, gelatine DOES conduct. :D
A common attack against biometric fingerprint scanners utilizing a
method called capacitive resistance is blowing lightly on the unit
shortly after it has been legitamately used. Often, there is enough
natural oil left over to recreate the original print.
The same effect can occur when a small plastic bag of water is pressed
against the unit.
Closing.
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I intend to add to this file as I learn more about biometric tech, but
for now, this will have to do.
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greets: savvyD, ramb0x, gr3p, kleptic, dirv, jenny, lexi, lenny,
turb, joja. I love you guys :D
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Outbreak Magazine Issue #9 - Article 12 of 13
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#### Developement of Location Determination on Wireless Networks. ####
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Intro.
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In the last two years wireless technology, as well as technology based
on wireless communications has seen alot of ground-breaking
developements. To anyone with a bit of well grounded foresight, it
isn't very difficult to envision a future bare of data carrying cables
altogether.
This article will deal mainly with the JAVA 2 MICRO EDITION (J2ME)
programming language, developed by Sun Mircosystems as a JAVA variant
for wireless devices, and its potential for location determination
services. I plan to update this article as more information on the
subject becomes available publicly.
Global Positioning.
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GPS (the Global Positioning System) was originally developed for the
US military and funded by the US Department of Defence. Basically
a series of 24 satellites orbit the earth at a rate of one rotation
(orbit) every 12 hours. Their functions consist of A) recieving
request transmitions from ground units (any GPS capable unit inside
the GPS satellite matrix). B) Determining the global coordinates of
the the ground unit using a complex system of linking 3 satellites (4
when a TIME request is made as well) to triangulate the units
position. And c) to transmit the data back to the ground unit,
accounting for any ionospheric interference.
GPS and Wireless Devices.
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The market for GPS capable cellphone/pda chipsets has increased ten-
fold since last November when the FCC passed legislature containing
mandatory deadlines for the implementation of the technology. Soon all
wireless devices will contain GPS chips.
J2ME and GPS.
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J2ME is the leading wireless application developement language. When
used in conjunction with the NMEA protocol, a data transmission
protocol used by GPS units, we have some interesting potential for
location determination.
Technical Notes, for the curious: data sent via the NMEA protocol
must conform to the following standards: Data is sent as
ASCII, begins with a dollar sign ($) followed by GP, uses
a comma (,) delimiter. For more information, try the NMEA FAQ.
LocatioNet, 11 year veteran of the location based services area of the
wireless communication field, and gate5, a mobile internet application
developement company, have recently combined their efforts in
developing the zone5 engine. Its basically an enhanced version of
LocatioNet's GIS engine that includes, among many other things,
mechanisms for location determination and on-the-fly vector map
generation. What a brave new world we live in.
Pro's and Con's.
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In the shadow of the 9/11 tragedy, public safety is a bigger issue
than ever before. People are learning to sacrifice their civil
liberties for the safety of the status quo (ie the Patriot Act).
Location Determination has the potential to be a great device for
insuring public safety in a wide variety of ways. This is a definate
pro. But its this that frightens me. A single transmition from any
wireless device (remember, the FCC made this a LAW) can transmit the
*exact coordinates of any cellphone/pda's position on the planet to
any other device that requests it in a compact and easily decoded
form. This carries an unsettling air of Orwellian possibility.
* - the positioning capabilities of GPS are not exact, the predictable
accuracy is as follows: 22 meter horizontal, 27.7 meter vertical.
Obviously the GIS/zone5 engines are both proprietary, but its quite
conceivable that some ingenious 16 year old coder will develop a
client/server application using J2ME/NMEA and release the client as
a trojan-type email attachment... He could know where you're standing.
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greets: savvyD, ramb0x, gr3p, kleptic, dirv, jenny, lexi, lenny,
turb, joja. You'll all have to bear with me, its been a hectic
month.
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Well, here's issue #9. Hope you all enjoyed it. Alot of the old
staff writers have came back. We welcome back dropcode & amatier.
Your writings have been missed. And we're looking forward to
reading more of your texts in the near future.
We're always looking for new articles. So get off your asses and
send us some texts. The more the better. Send all articles to:
kleptic@grex.org or you can join us on IRC on irc.spasm.org:6667
in the channel #outbreak . Don't forget to register your nick.
Well that's all for now. See you at issue #10.
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