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............................[ Table Of Contents ]...........................
[Intro ............................................................. phase5]
[Editorial ......................................................... phase5]
[Newz .............................................................. nobody]
[Defeating ANI ..................................................... phase5]
[Phone Bugging ..................................................... jestar]
[Getting Payphone Numbers .......................................... phase5]
[Social Engineering .............................................. The Czar]
[18oo 12o Scan ..................................................... phase5]
[Payphone List ................................................ Da AsSaSs|n]
[Outro ............................................................. phase5]
[Total ................................................. infosurge (42.7kb)]
.................................[ shouts ].................................
[ Shard wither sour ^jestar secroth hanz3r AsSaSs|n Excalibur ]
[ mage posessed Esko stalker ghengis bH djmenx Insociant Nailbomb ]
[ Digit_Illogic Mr-X- cursinart InSaNe1 saboteur ^OpTiX^ polter_g ]
[ galapogos01 TheCzar CyberPuppet [-dbt-] Lina Orchard Red^Blade ]
[ GourmetBog ]
Special Greetz to Josh: Pay me my money!!
If u think u should be here and your not then tell me :)
................................[ Editorial ]...............................
None of my thoughts on the world this issue. I'm just gonna use this space to
introduce the zine. Welcome to issue #1 of infosurge. This zine is the latest
in the sea of au zines and like the rest of the will probably die quickly. In
fact, I know it will die if ppl don't start submitting articles. Send ANYTHING.
Our standards are low. We don't have a permanent writing staff. That's not the
way I want it but I have found out that the majority of people are lazy fucks.
Therefore we are living on submissions. You don't send anything in, and we
don't put out an issue. If you don't like this zine then change it. Send in
stuff you think should be printed. Put something back into the au scene instead
of taking. Please send any comments, suggestions, or submissions send to
submit@infosurge.iwarp.com. We will take anything H/P or technology related.
Don't think this is only a phreaking zine. btw.. if u have askii skills make
a new logo and send it in. Remember, It's only a first issue so like with
anything, needs time to grow and mature.
phase5
..................................[ Newz ]..................................
Hmm.. something's not right here. It seems this issue either
a) There was no news
b) We were too lazy to find some
Option b seems the most likely. This section was included in the hope readers
will send in or point us in the direction of anything they find newsworthy.
..............................[ Defeating ANI ].............................
[ phase5 ]
In this text I will give several techniques on defeating ANI (Automatic Number
Identification). First of all, I will give a quick overview of ANI for those
new to phreaking. ANI is similiar in function to Caller ID (CLI/CND). They are
NOT however the same thing. They are completely different implementations.
Caller ID is a service, which you pay our greedy friends at Telstra money for.
They enable it on your line. When somebody calls a phone line with this
service the caller's information is passed down the line. I won't bother going
into detail about how the information is sent, etc. Caller ID can be blocked
easily. You can request to have your information permanently blocked or you
can dial 1831 on a per call basis.
ANI is completely different. The only similarity is that both function as
CLI's (Calling Line Identification). Ie they both identify the number of the
calling party. Anyway, none of these things will stop ANI. This is bad. What
this means is when you call an operator or a 18oo service they have your
number. That means you're fucked. Don't think when your hacking a 18oo or some
shit that they won't bother spending alot of time and money tracing you cos
you were leet and used 1831. They had your number before you had time to blink.
Well, that's enough background. Onto defeating it. I will outline several
procedures here.
[PayPhone Tekniq]
1. Get up from the computer. This may be hard for some of you. Now either
walk/cycle/drive/swim to your nearest payphone. Make the call from there.
[PBX Tekniq]
2. Use a PBX, divertor, etc. This can be difficult if u can't find any or
have no skillz and can't hack them once you find them.
[Call Foward Tekniq]
3. You will need a friend for this one. Once again this may be hard for some
of you. Get your friend to foward his phone to the number u wish to call
that has ANI. To enable call foward it's: *21 Ph. Number # Now call your
friend. ANI is dropped in transit and you are clear. For those out there
with a conscience don't worry. It won't transmit your friends number
either. You could also go and enable this on the line of an unsuspecting
victim. This can be done locally or remotely. It's usually a bit of a
hassle tho if u need this done on short notice and you have no unsuspecting
victims prepared.
[Call Foward Tekniq - Part 2]
4. Exactly like the last one. Except this time, call foward your own phone
number to the number to be dialed. Then just call yourself. This is
obviously the easiest and best techniq.
There are downsides to this technique tho. Whenever someone calls you
they will also get the fowarded number. This can be avoided by setting
Call Foward only on no answer and whenever someone calls u pick it up with
call waiting.
Well that about wraps it up. Everything presented in this text was pretty
basic. The methods used here weren't complex so if you were expecting Mission
Impossible techniques then bad luck. Practically all of this stuff is really
obvious but since I haven't seen any other writeups I thought I might as well
do it. If you are aware of any other methods not shown here then plz email me.
phase5
.............................[ Phone Bugging ]..............................
[ jestar ]
CLOAK AND DAGGER
--- Secret agents are everywhere ---
Some techniques for bugging phones..
____________________________________
Preface:
Have you ever asked yourself this question?..
"Gee I wonder what people talk about when they are on the phone,
wouldnt it be so cool if I could listen in."
Well, good news for those aspiring secret agent type people who have asked
themselves that exact question as it is very possible, true a little
inconvenient and also rather a bit illegal (which brings me to another point,
there will be a disclaimer coming up. read it.)
In this file I will outline a few basic methods. You should be able to adapt
these methods to suit your particular need.
Here it goes ladies and gentlemen..
_____________________________________
Disclaimer:
Yes, this stuff is probably illegal. Listening in on peoples private
conversations is not only very rude but also rather not nice. I write for
learning purposes. I hope you read for the same reason. I can not be held
accountable if you get some silly dreams about bugging your local feds and they
come in and haul your sorry ass away. Other than that i have nothing to say.
_____________________________________
The setup:
So you have picked out your prospective target. Lets just for arguments sakes
say that you suspect your girlfriend is off on the side with some other guy
(this is probably valid, as i seriously doubt these ideas would be used for
anything that could not be solved by simply ASKING).
Being the youth you are, and being completely confused about the matters of
the heart you cannot ask her straight out so you decide to be covert about
things and try to find out yourself....
Now onto the techniques.
_____________________________________
Number 1 - The old "Sitting on the roof when the call comes through" technique:
For this technique you will need a few things as follow:
- A beige box (linkage at the end of this text for beige box resources
- Either a *LOT* of time, or an uncanny sense of timing.
For those of you who are unaware, a beige box is like a linesmans handset
with aligator clips, which can be attached to the points on the service box
of any home phone, essentially making an unauthorised extension line. Now, the
usual use for a beige box is to rip off the poor sod who's roof you happen to
be sitting on at the time, but making calls on your extension.
For this you will attach your beige box and then you will sit and wait. You
are waiting for the phone to ring. When it does listen in on your phone (dont
make noise tho, they can hear you too you know).
Although effective, this technique is NOT effecient, and its not a good idea
to crawl around on peoples roofs when they are inside. Chances are they are
NOT deaf and they might get the urge to introduce you to Mr Shotgun. Oh, and
if your girlfriend wasnt looking for someone new, she will be after she finds
out that your a FUCKING PSYCHOPATH.
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Number 2 - I can here you while not being there! sp00kay!
For this you will need:
- Beige box (tool of choice)
- Voice activated dictaphone
- Krad wiring techniques
Now then, this technque is much sneakier and probably quite efficient. The
basic idea is that you wire this dictaphone up to your beige box somehow. This
will differ for each model of dictaphone, but with the one I tested this on it
was a relatively simple chore to attach it through the external mic socket.
Once you have made your bug you will need to climb onto the roof of your
target to attach it to the telstra box. One of the upsides of this technique
is that you can install the device while the occupants are out, greatly
reducing your chances of getting introduced to the shotgun mentioned earlier.
The basic idea is that when the phone starts to ring, the auto start on the
dictaphone should kick in recording the conversation that takes place for you.
Of course, there are times when this may not work or at times there may be
excessive line noise (or external noise, depending on how you wired it)
causing the tape to run out. That brings me to another point, there are
several issues with this.
You WILL run out of tape if you dont return to the scene of the crime
regularly to exchange the tapes.
If the dictaphone is noisy, it WILL be heard on the line. Dependant on the
people who you are bugging, they may or may not twig as to what is happening.
Also if the tape runs out midcall, there will be what turns out the be rather
a loud click.
It is conceivable that the phone could be answered before the tape has started,
meaning it would be possible for the person answering the phone to hear the
tape clicking on.
____________________________________
General Issues:
It is entirely conceivable that you could find out information you probably
didnt want to know using these techniques. A word of advice, dont confront the
people when you found out on the bug because when they realise how you found
out you WILL be in shit.
Yes this article was written tongue in cheek, but thats just me. The techniques,
how ever dodgy in practice they are, DO work use them wisely or not at all.
____________________________________
Linkage:
www.aloc.cc - On this site somewhere there are plans for a beige box,
required reading.
www.2600.org.au - Cool stuff. Read. Learn.
www.securityfocus.com - Also stuff to learn. LEARN IT DAMMIT.
____________________________________________________
--- Cloak and Dagger ... jestar.templar.ac ---
........................[ Getting Payphone Numbers ]........................
[ phase5 ]
Ok, so you want to go around pranking people and doing stupid tricks on
payphones. Well first thing you're gonna need is the number. Unfortunately
this aint the US and Telstra don't go around handing their numbers out. That
doesn't mean they are unobtainable. There are several methods of obtaining
numbers.
[FAST Tekniq]
1. For this one you need a Telstra Employee Number and PIN. Employee Numbers
are 8 digits and PIN's are 4 digits. Call up FAST and select a Ringback
test. FAST is 18OO O5O O51 btw. The payphone number will be read out to
you. Hang up the phone and wait about 5-10 seconds and pick up the phone.
The number should be read out too you again. However, FAST has been disabled
on virtually all X2 (smartphone) payphones.
[oo16 Tekniq]
2. This was my main method before and after FAST. Dial OO16 OOO OOO. You will
receive an error message in a male voice. At the the end of the message
a women will come on and you will be given a 3 digit code in the format
1XX. Add 1 to each X digit and you have the last two numbers of the
payphone. Combine this with the Cabinet number and you are left with 100
numbers to scan. Alot of ppl i have told this to said that this was
confusing so here is an example.
Cabinet Number: 97O7 34P2.
Dial OO16 OOO OOO. Get code of 137
3 + 1 = 4 : 7 + 1 = 8
Phone Number of Payphone: 97O7 XX48
Now scan 00 - 99 for XX and you will have the number. Scan from the
payphone and the number that is engaged is the payphone number. With this
technique you can get a payphone number within 5 to 10 minutes. Also you
may need to put in money for the phone call but when you hang up you will
get it back. On X2 phones you do not need to put in money. Also just press
follow on for a quick hangup. On X2's you can usually find the numbers in
about 3-5 minutes. You will most likely find that phones in the same area
have the same two middle digits. Therefore scanning one phone could give
you surrounding phones as well.
[Calling Card Tekniq]
3. Purchase a Telstra Telecard or Optus Calling card. Place some calls from
the payphone. Call up a day or two later and say you made a call yesterday
or wheneva at whateva time. Ask for the record of that call including
number of calling party and number of called party. There you go.
[Beige Box Tekniq]
4. For this one you just need a beige box. I won't go into beige box construc
tion here, it's fairly simple. Go out to ye olde payphone and find the slab
the payphones lines runneth thru. Open this up and hook up the beige box.
Dial a CLI number from here to get the number.
Ok, to finish up. Here are some things that DON'T work.
:: Calling 19123 - Disabled on ALL payphones to my knowledge but you might
:: want to give green and red phones a go
:: Calling any CLI - Same as above
:: Calling someone with Caller ID - Just doesn't show up. Accept it
:: Asking an Operator - Very unlikely. I have done it before once but generally
:: not worth the hassle. Using the other techniques are
:: faster and 100% reliable.
Before you start doing mad pranks remember that most common phones (X2,P2,P1)
do not have ringers. The Green,Red,Blue and Gold phones do have ringers tho.
And if this is too hard for you just go out and dial 1234. This is the
payphone operator. Just give her the Cabinet number and your set. This will
cost you $3.20 tho. Also they will ask for your number. They have ANI so
don't bullshit them just tell them your number. (Unless you have read my ANI
defeating text :P)
phase5
...........................[ Social Engineering ]...........................
[ The Czar ]
SOCIAL ENGINEERING - THE ART AND IT'S REWARDS
Do you need that password ??? You really want that dudes phone number ???
Are you desperate for that companys modem number ???
Social engineering is the answer!
The fact that you can persuade someone to reveal to you what would
normally be confidential information can be of great use to the hacker/phreaker.
Think about all the uses of such a skill, whether it be directly related to a
hack or simply gaining information on a target - there is no doubt that social
engineering is a very useful skill.
This article will explain the different methods which can be used, as
well as taking you through the steps of preparing for and executing a
successful social engineer.
THE TELEPHONE METHOD
Yep. You got it.
The most popular method of social engineering is making use of the
humble telephone, as this method has quite a few advantages over others.
On the telephone, you can make yourself appear to be someone that in
real life, you obviously are not. A persons voice can sound quite different
whilst on the phone - this can be used to your advantage when impersonating
an employee or member of your target organisation.
It is quite an easy method because it does not require a large amount
of effort on the part of the engineer - all that is needed is a telephone and
some degree of intelligence.
You are also fairly protected from your target, so if anything were to
go wrong you have little risk of being physically assailed.
If this is the method to be used then the follow points should be
remembered.
(a) Gather as much information about your target as possible. Use the
companies web page to gather as many facts, names and telephone
numbers as you can. If possible use the finger service to get
names and numbers.
(b) Once you have made contact with your target, use the information
you have to influence the person you are speaking to into trusting
you. Once you have gained this trust, attempt to aquire the
information or persuade the person into performing the desired task.
People will be much more cooperative with you if they think that
they are going to benefit from the situation. Ask them nicely and
make yourself sound like they would be doing you a HUGE favour by
performing the required task. Getting in the good books with
someone of importance can be reason enough to comply.
If at all possible try to make the person feel like they are not
entirely responsible for what they are doing. Diffusion of
responsibility will lessen the chance that they will refuse you.
Do not try to order the person into doing something. Using power
(or perceived power) is unlikely to work.
Another thing which may influence if a person cooperates with you
or not, is their level of involvement. If you are trying to
engineer someone with direct involvement then you must be sure to
use a simple reason why the person should fulfil your request. If
you are dealing with someone who has had fairly little experience
with what is required then you may be able pressure them to some
degree by using a lot of reasons why they should do the task
(your in a hurry, etc). Using a little bit of jargon may be
effective here - but DO NOT completely confuse the person.
(c) This method can also work much better if you are female. Male
employees will do anything to score points with the opposite sex,
so they are easily coerced into performing the desired function.
The female species will also be more readily trusted than a male
will.
If you are male and cannot get your voice to sound like a reasonably
convincing female or do not have access to voice-changer then you
could possibly get a trusted female friend to do the engineer for
you - but this can cause problems as bringing another person into
it means you have to explain to them what information is required
and how to go about getting it.
THE REAL LIFE IMPERSONATION
This method is somewhat more risky, but more likely to yield results
as it is more convincing to your target. This is the method of actually posing
in real life as a member of an organisation who would legitimately have access
to your target (Telstra, electricity company etc (be creative!)).
This may require you to physically enter the property of your target
and effectively engineer your way into their office to gain access to the
information or equipment you are after. Another use for this method is to
simply present yourself at the front desk or admin of your target and request
the information in person, as people will find it much harder to refuse your
request in person than they would over other lines of communication.
You must remember the following things if you are going to use this
method.
(a) Presentation is everything. You must be dressed and groomed to
play the part
- that means wearing a suit and tie. Shorts, thongs and a tank top
just wont cut it for this exercise.
(b) If you are holding an implement such as a clipboard, briefcase or
even a piece of testing equipment, you will come across as being
much more genuine and have a lower chance of being questioned
about your permission to be there.
(c) Act like you belong there, and as much as I hate to say it - you
must CONFORM. Become one of them, talk like they do and be polite.
(d) Much of what is said in point (b) of the telephone section also
applies here. Things should not be as hard though, as you are
actually present so in their eyes you HAVE to be the real thing.
(e) If possible do not hack/phreak from the location you are accessing.
Get your information and leave the premises. The less time spent
getting info the better.
THE EMAIL METHOD
This is the method of forging/impersonating someone via email and
requesting the information. From personal experience this does not work very
well with people who are highly involved with the Internet and computers, as
they are fairly likely to spot a forgery or details that seem suspicious. But
if you think your target has little intelligence or experience in the field
then by all means use this method as it can be quite effective. Once I was
able to convince two people that the other person was deeply in love with them.
Every time one of them walked into the room, the other person always went
quiet. This particular illusion was kept up for months before they realised
that the email was fake and I got into trouble over it. Luckily I was friends
with both of them :).
When using this method remember the following.
(a) Spelling, grammar and punctuation must be immaculate. You have
to come across to them as a professional, so use the correct
jargon etc.
(b) If you are going to impersonate someone they know, gather as much
info about the person you are impersonating as possible. Try as
hard as you can to get a sample of their writing style, the way
they end their email and any signature files they may use etc.
You must not arouse the targets suspicion as to the origin of
the email.
(c) Once again many of the rules mentioned in point (b) of the
telephone method apply.
These are just the three main methods that are used in social
engineering. There are others but I'm not going to go into detail about them
here. Be creative when performing scams such as these. If you use your
imagination you can come up with plenty of different methods and/or variations
on these.
Whether it be passwords, modem numbers or any kind of information,
social engineering really can be a very useful skill. If you use your wits,
intelligence and quick thinking you can talk your way into or out of just
about any situation.
Use this information how you will - and most importantly - have phun.
-TheCzar
-17/11/99
..............................[ 18oo 12o scan ].............................
[ phase5 ]
Here's some neatO-eleetO scans. This isn't the full listing just carriers,
vmb's, pbx's and other interesting stuff. Enjoy
18OO12OOOO No Answer
18OO12OO14 "Please dial your Personal Identification Number then press sharp"
18OO12OO28 Answering Machine / Paging Service
18OO12OO45 "Comtech PRB" - Audix
18OO12OO54 "Stenograph"
18OO12OO68 4 digit Extensions
18OO12OO79 "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12OO83 "Hello, this is the PhoneMail System"
18OO12OO91 Fast Beeps
18OO12O116 Weird Number.
18OO12O149 BRODART PC ROSE PLUS (tm) BBS Version 1.0 c1995
Type your account number and press ENTER -> 18OO12O165 "Welcome to Korea Telecom"
18OO12O176 "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O19O "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O2OO "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O214 Starting Radius AuthenticatiOn...
login:[?]
password:SNK Challenge: 89955642
Enter Response: [guest]
Invalid SNK Response
SNK Challenge: 88960566
Enter Response: [guest]
Invalid SNK Response
SNK Challenge: 71184464
Enter Response: [INFO]
Access Denied.
18OO12O222 Fast Beeps
18OO12O224 "Enter the Voicemail Password now"
18OO12O233 nlogin: nlogin: nlogin:
18OO12O24O "Enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O244 Fast Beeps
18OO12O258 "Welcome to Elephant Talk. Please enter your pin number"
18OO12O273 "Please enter your Personal Identification Number"
18OO12O275 Fast Beeps
18OO12O284 Carrier
18OO12O285 Carrier
18OO12O287 SUBSCRIBER 39990020310014, CP 0, PORT 14
*
39991420010001 COM
*** CIS-B ENQ received ***
18OO12O292 Carrier
18OO12O299 Meridian Mail
18OO12O3O5 Bectel Ethics Helpline
18OO12O319 "Kres Corporation" - PhoneMail System
18OO12O35O "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O351 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O353 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O36O Carrier
18OO12O383 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O4O2 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O439 Citibank Phone Banking
18OO12O444 "Telebox International"
18OO12O453 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O476 Username: [guest]
DOMAIN: [guest]
PASSCODE: [guest]
Access Denied
18OO12O487 "Allied Signal"
18OO12O499 "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O5O1 Meridian Mail
18OO12O5O5 Carrier
18OO12O5O8 No Answer
18OO12O514 No Answer
18OO12O542 Fenex Airlines
18OO12O558 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O56O Fast Beeps
18OO12O563 "Welcome to Korea Telecom"
18OO12O583 Carrier
18OO12O599 *** CIS-B ENQ received ***
18OO12O6OO "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O61O "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O612 Name:
Password:
18OO12O614 "Good morning, please enter User ID"
18OO12O635 Fast Beeps
18OO12O643 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O649 "Welcome to Korea Telecom"
18OO12O651 "Please enter your authorisation code now"
18OO12O653 Carrier
18OO12O656 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O695 Carrier
18OO12O7O5 Carrier
18OO12O717 Carrier
18OO12O722 Fast Beeps
18OO12O735 @ Userid:
18OO12O755 "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O789 Traders Library
18OO12O8O8 Carrier
18OO12O825 "Please enter your PIN followed by the hash key"
18OO12O85O "Please press * * now." ** "Please enter your phonecard number"
18OO12O865 "This is the PhoneMail System"
18OO12O875 Carrier
18OO12O888 Carrier. No Connect
18OO12O914 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O923 Carrier. No Response
18OO12O924 Carrier
18OO12O934 "Please enter your PIN"
18OO12O94O "Please dial your card number and PIN now"
18OO12O942 "Hello, this is the Phonemail system"
18OO12O945 Carrier
18OO12O95O "Please enter your authorisation code"
phase5
..............................[ Payphone List ].............................
[ Da AsSaSs|n ]
Types:
S 1/2- Card only phonecard
X 1/2- SmartCard Coin & Card
P 1/2- PhoneCard Coin & Card
L6- BluePhone
B2- Card/Eftpos Phone
C4- Gold Phone- Pulse Dial
GR-Old Green phones (aka crap phones)
Glossary:
o/s - outside
cnr - corner
nr - near
adj - adjacent
ent. - entrance
Location Public Number Actual Number
SYDNEY
Greater Union, City (near switchboard) (02) 9261 1590
Greater Union, City (facing cineman enterance) (02) 9261 1690
Hoyts, City (near back exit to Kent St) 029267437P1 (02) 9267 1335
Hoyts, City (near back exit to Kent St) 0292671X1 (02) 9267 1567
Village, City (closest to doorway) NOID-L6 (02) 9267 3170
Village, City (near movieline) NOID-L6 (02) 9267 5580
Market & Kent St 02926704X2 (02) 9267 4341
O/S 443-451 Kent St 02267227S2 (02) 9283 5737
O/S 267 Clarance St. 02267225S2 (02) 9283 5771
Town Hall Station, near Wollworths 02267029P2 (02) 9261 4132
Town Hall Station, long row of phones (02) 9267 5687
Market St near ramp 02267025S2 (02) 9267 4340
PARRAMATTA
O/S 18-20 Darcy St 029635069S2 (02) 9689 2453
O/S Station Dary St 029635100S2 (02) 9687 1479
Platform 4 Parramatta station (milkbar) NOID-L6 (02) 9893 8542
154 Darcy St, (milkbar) NOID-L6 (02) 9891 6894
STRATHFIELD
Outside railway station (north side) 02764048S2 (02) 9746 1629
Outside railway station (south side), 0297460X2 (02) 9746 3602
Outside railway station (south side), 02974628X2 (02) 9746 3693
Post Office 02974056S2 (02) 9746 3694
Church Hill Ave 029764028S2 (02) 9746 3607
Everton Rd near Morsley St 02744050S2 (02) 9744 5076
UNSW
Library foyer 02966201X2 (02) 9662 2152
Library foyer 02966217X2 (02) 9662 8970
Library foyer 02931502Y2 (02) 9313 8282
OTHER
Auburn Station (near ticketing machines) 02649091P2 (02) 9749 5546
Auburn Shopping Village (outside) 029649122P2 (02) 9749 5543
Castle Towers, Castle Hill (lvl 3 near toilets) 029634022S2 (02) 9899 9558
Castle Towers, Castle Hill (lvl 3 near toilets) 02989900X1 (02) 9899 8163
MELBOURNE
O/S 175 Elizabeth St 03964200P2 (03) 9642 0726
O/S 485 Sydney Rd 03350032P2 (03) 9350 4598
Box Hill Station. Platform 2 0389936X2 (03) 9899 7981
247 Elizabeth St 03960204P2 (03) 9682 1906
Flinders St. Station 036140P2 (03) 9614 5926
City East Newsagency Bourke&Russel St NOIDL6 (03) 9650 1643
O/S 148 Russel St 03965478X2 (03) 9654 1415
110 Bourke St 03965473X2 (03) 9654 2649
Parliament Station 039654189S2 (03) 9654 3114
O/S 301 Collins St 03965011P2 (03) 9650 6656
Crown Casino near toilets 03699051P2 (03) 9699 2739
Crown Casino Behind Jacks bar 03699038P2 (03) 9699 2726
Chinatown O/S Dragon Beat (03) 9639 0317
Childs Rd-Stables Shops 03943602X2 (03) 9436 6559
Stables Shops Outside Chinese shop 03940402X2 (03) 9404 4146
147 Centenary Dve. Mill park 03943601X2 (03) 9436 5690
Stables Shops Inside Safeway 039404413L6 (03) 9404 3162
Jacaranda Dve Milk bar Mill Park NOIDL6 (03) 9436 5315
RMIT Bundoora Campus in hall 03946709X2 (03) 9467 8962
RMIT Busstop 03467002P2 (03) 9467 1398
134 Alexander Ave.Thomastown 03946509X2 (03) 9465 8179
211 High St. Thomastown 03946401X2 (03) 9464 0913
211 High St. Tomastown 03464432B2 (03) 9464 1716
Lalor Station 0301X2 (03) 9465 1442
Epping Hospital NOIDL6 (03) 9408 9159
Epping Hospital NOIDL6 (03) 9408 9267
Epping Hospital NOIDL6 (03) 9408 9315
737 High St. Epping 940116X2 (03) 9401 1540
Epping Station 03940117X2 (03) 9401 1660
Foodtown Dalton Village, Epping 039408407L6 (03) 9408 8016
219 Childs Rd. Mill Park 03943603X2 (03) 9436 7110
9 Mill Park Dve. (Milk Bar) 03940400X2 (03) 9404 1469
Greensborough Plaza- Near Escalator 039434002P2 (03) 9434 5166
23 Main St. Greensborough (Outside post office) 03943207X2 (03) 9432 4328
23 Main St. Greensborough (Outside post office) 03943504X2 (03) 9435 6453
BRISBANE
ALBION
333 Sandgate Rd. nr Anstey St. 07326208X2 (07) 3262 7085
ASHGROVE
214 Waterworks Rd. opp Ashgrove Ave 07336611X2 (07) 3366 7753
BARDON
64 MacGregor Tce nr Simpsons Rd 07336911X2 (07) 3369 3977
BOWEN HILLS
10 Campbell St. nr Abbotsford Rd. 07325255X2 (07) 3252 8254
BRISBANE CITY
484 Queen St. nr Adelaide St. 07383103X2 (07) 3831 1218
o/s ANZ Bank Creek St. 07321103S2 (07) 3221 3852
Queen St. Mall 07221053P2 (07) 3211 3418
Albert St. nr Burnett Lane 07322106P2 (07) 3221 9018
Adelaide St. nr Albert St. 07322103X2 (07) 3221 2118
Adelaide St. o/s City Hall Entrance 07322917X2 (07) 3229 8720
nr George St. 07322916X2 (07) 3229 3047
o/s District Court George St. 07236054S2 (07) 3236 4261
cnr George & Turbot St. 07236206S2 (07) 3236 3682
Tank St. cnr Roma St. 07323606X2 (07) 3236 3683
Herschel St. nr George & Roma Sts 07323608X2 (07) 3236 3680
Roma St. nr Turbot St. 07323602X2 (07) 3236 4091
Ann St. o/s City Hall 07322115P2 (07) 3221 2639
179 Ann St. nr Edward St. 07322144X2 (07) 3221 2128
Ann St. nr Edward St. 07221745S2 (07) 3221 5942
Queen St. nr Creek St. 07322148X2 (07) 3221 1241
o/s Hilton Hotel Queen St. Mall 07221050P2 (07) 3211 3146
CLAYFIELD
519 Sandgate Rd. nr Oriel Rd. 07326214X2 (07) 3262 1099
EASTERN HEIGHTS
68 Grange Rd nr Kiah St. 07328149X2 (07) 3281 3237
FORTITUDE VALLEY
421 Brunswick St. Central Brunswick rear G 07325283X2 (07) 3252 0849
Doggett St. cnr Commercial Rd. 07325203X2 (07) 3252 8260
Harcourt St. cnr Commercial Rd. 07325221X2 (07) 3252 8920
Brunswick St. nr Berwick St. 07385200X2 (07) 3852 2039
James St. cnr Arthur St. 07335815X2 (07) 3358 2611
Brunswick St. Rail Stn. Platform 3 & 4 07325707X1 (07) 3257 0534
Brunswick St. Mall 07252429P2 (07) 3252 5156
Chinatown Mall nr Wickham St. 07252425P2 (07) 3252 4423
NEWFARM
o/s Night Owl Brunswick St. 07358523C4 (07) 3358 3391
64 Kent St. nr Brunswick St. 07335800P2 (07) 3358 1196
178 Kent St. 07335823X2 (07) 3358 3720
222 Kent St. cnr James St. 07335805X2 (07) 3358 1533
152 James St. nr Browne St. 07335817X2 (07) 3358 2933
544 Brunswick St. nr Harcourt St. 07335825X2 (07) 3358 4945
12 Macquarie St nr Kingsholme St. 07335812X2 (07) 3358 2277
228 Harcourt St. nr James St. (07) 3358 4148
74 Moray St. cnr Locke St. 07335813X2 (07) 3358 2499
710 Brunswick St. nr Annie St. 07335816X2 (07) 3358 2899
25 Langshaw St. cnr Bowen Terrace 07335819X2 (07) 3358 3311
Langshaw St. nr Bowen Terrace 07358117B2 (07) 3254 1409
26 Merthyr Rd. cnr Moray St. 07335826X2 (07) 3358 4966
Merthyr Rd. nr Moray St. 07254001S2 (07) 3254 1619
845 Brunswick St. nr Merthyr Rd. 07335820X2 (07) 3358 3419
80 Merthyr Rd. nr Brunswick St. 07335822X2 (07) 3358 3637
Merthyr Village s/c 85 Merthyr Rd. 07325400P2 (07) 3358 1081
900 Brunswick St. adj Coles Merthyr Rd. 07335810X2 (07) 3358 2102
900 Brunswick St. nr Welsby St. 07325402X2 (07) 3254 1146
Sydney St. nr Brunswick St. 07358027S2 (07) 3358 2333
100 Sydney St. nr Brunswick St. 07335818X2 (07) 3358 3073
1020 Brunswick St. nr Oxlade Drv. 07335809X2 (07) 3358 1999
125 Oxlade Drv. cnr Hazelwood St. 07335806X2 (07) 3358 1699
NEWTON
63 Blackstone Rd nr Queen St. 07328154X2 (07) 3281 1291
NUNDAH
34 Station St. cnr Nundah St. 07326619X2 (07) 3266 3520
Prince of Whales Hotel nr Pokies NOID-L6 (07) 3266 1325
Prince of Whales Hotel nr bAR NOID-L6 (07) 3260 5273
Sandgate Rd. cnr Robinson Rd. 07326613X2 (07) 3266 7219
PADDINGTON
169 Patrobe Tce cnr Collingwood St. 07336910X2 (07) 3369 3952
202 Given Tce nr Guthrine St. 07336900X2 (07) 3369 3744
Paddington Tavern Bottle Shop NOID-L6 (07) 3367 1989
PETRIE TENNACE
Petrie Tce nr Menzies St. 07369053S2 (07) 3369 9748
SPRING HILL
Kennigo St. cnr Water St. 07325214X2 (07) 3252 1436
74 Little Edward St. nr Boundary Rd. 07383201P2 (07) 3832 1902
Water St. op Hipwood St. 07383104X2 (07) 3831 1505
TENERIFFE
51 Chester St. cnr Arthur St. 07335802X2 (07) 3358 1155
TOOMBUL
Hows Rd. nr Amisfield Rd. 07266007S2 (07) 3266 8477
18 Hows Rd. cnr Amisfield Rd. 07325512X2 (07) 3266 7258
1015 Sandgate Rd. K-mart ent. Westfield 07326004X1 (07) 3260 7205
1015 Sandgate Rd. Westfield Cinema ent 07326001X1 (07) 3260 7206
1015 Sandgate Rd. Westfield tAXI rANK 07326611X2 (07) 3266 7300
Toombul Rail Station. Bradbury St. 07326003X2 (07) 3260 6619
VIRGINIA
Mobil Service Station Sandgate Rd. NOID-L6 (07) 3865 5053
Shell Select Sandgate Rd. NOID-L6 (07) 3865 3649
Nightowl Sandgate Rd. NOID-L6 (07) 3265 7469
2023 Sandgate Rd. nr Vauxhall St. 07386501X2 (07) 3865 2260
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Welp, that ends issue #1. If you thought this zine sucked then your probably
right. Want to make it better? Send in some original stuff. Even for the
illiterate you can just send in some wardials or payphone listings. Watch out
for issue #2 which should be out in a month or two. It will be just as ereet
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