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	Volume Six, Issue Forty-Seven, File 1 of 22

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	P H R A C K 4 7

	April 15, 1995
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	"Mind The Gap"

	This issue is late, so is my tax return, but I have a lot of excuses for
	both.

	Lots of things have happened since last issue. I've been hassled by the
	police for publishing Phrack. I've been to the Pyramids at Giza and
	the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. I've been to London several times
	and met spies from MI5 and GCHQ. I watched almost everyone I know get busted.
	I went to check out NORAD and then skiied Breckenridge. And I quit my job
	at Dell Computers after almost 3 years.

	Unemployment is great. One of the best things about it is sleeping till noon.
	On the other hand, one of the worst things about it is that you sleep until
	noon. It's been interesting anyway. I've been doing a lot of reading: price
	evaluation of the forensic chemistry section of the Sigma Chemicals catalog,
	the rantings of Hunter S. Thompson, the amazing cosmetic similarities between
	International Design Magazine and Wired, Victor Ostrovsky's Mossad books, every
	UNIX book ever written, every book on satellite communications ever written,
	and hundreds of magazines ranging from Film Threat to Sys Admin to Monitoring
	Times to Seventeen. Lord knows what I'll do with this newfound wealth of
	information.

	Anyway, amongst all this, I've been trying to get things organized for
	Summercon this June 2,3,4 in Atlanta Georgia. One of the other factors in
	the delay of Phrack was the hotel contract, so I could include full conference
	details in this issue. By the way, you are all invited.

	Wait a minute, someone said something about busts? Yes. There were busts.
	Lots of them. Raids upon raids upon raids. Some local, some federal. Some
	Justice, some Treasury. You probably haven't read of any of these raids,
	nor will you, but they happened. It has always been my policy not to
	report on any busts that have not gained media coverage elsewhere, so
	I'm not going to go into any details. Just rest somewhat assured that
	if you haven't been raided by now, then you probably won't be. (At least
	not due to these particular investigations.)

	People, if we all just followed one simple rule none of us would ever
	have any problems: DO NOT HACK ANYTHING IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY. If you are
	German, don't hack Germany! If you are Danish, don't hack Denmark! If you
	are Australian, don't hack Australia! IF YOU ARE AMERICAN, DON'T HACK
	AMERICA!

	The last controversy surrounding this issue came at the last possible
	second. In the several years that I've been publishing Phrack, we've
	revieved all kinds of files, but remarkably, I've never really recieved
	any "anarchy" files. However, in the last several months I've been inundated
	with files about making bombs. There were so many coming in, that I really
	couldn't ignore them. Some of them were pretty damn good too. So I figured,
	I'll put several of them together and put in ONE anarchy file as a kind of
	tongue-in-cheek look at the kind of stupidity we have floating around
	in the underground.

	Then the bomb went off in Oklahoma City.

	Then Unabomb struck again.

	Then the politicos of the world started spouting off about giving the
	federal law enforcement types carte blanche to surveil and detain people
	who do things that they don't like, especially with regards to terrorist
	like activites.

	Normally, I don't really give a damn about possible reprocussions of my
	writing, but given the political climate of the day, I decided that
	it would really be stupid for me to print these files. I mean,
	one was REAL good, and obviously written by someone who learned "British"
	English in a non English-speaking country. I mentioned my concerns to
	an individual who works with the FBI's counter-terrorism group, and was
	told that printing the file would probably be the stupidest thing I could
	possibly do in my entire life...PERIOD.

	So the file is nixed. I really feel like I'm betraying myself and my
	readership, for giving into the underlying political climate of the day, and
	falling prey to a kind of prior-restraint, but I really don't need the grief.
	I'm on enough lists as it is, so I really don't need to be the focus of
	some multi-jurisdictional task-force on terrorism because I published
	a file on how to make a pipe bomb over the Internet. (Hell, I'm now even
	on the Customs Department's list of ne'er-do-wells since someone from Europe
	thought it would be funny to send me some kind of bestiality magazine
	which was siezed. Thanks a lot, asshole, whoever you are.) Obviously, the
	media think the net is some kind of hotbed for bomb-making info, so I'm
	usually the first to satisfy their most warped yellow-journalistic
	fantasies, but not this time.

	I really hate what I see coming because of the mess in Oklahoma. If
	the American government does what I suspect, we will be seeing
	a major conservative backlash, a resurgence of Hoover-esque power in the
	FBI, constitutional amendments to limit free speech, and a bad time
	for everyone, especially known-dissenters and suspicious folk like
	yours truly. Be very afraid. I am.

	But anyway, enough of my rambling, here is Issue 47.

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	-= Phrack 47 =-
	Table Of Contents
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	1. Introduction by The Editor 16 K
	2. Phrack Loopback / Editorial 52 K
	3. Line Noise 59 K
	4. Line Noise 65 K
	5. The #hack FAQ (Part 1) by Voyager 39 K
	6. The #hack FAQ (Part 2) by Voyager 38 K
	7. The #hack FAQ (Part 3) by Voyager 51 K
	8. The #hack FAQ (Part 4) by Voyager 47 K
	9. DEFCon Information 28 K
	10. HoHoCon by Netta Gilboa 30 K
	11. HoHoCon by Count Zero 33 K
	12. HoHo Miscellany by Various Sources 33 K
	13. An Overview of Prepaid Calling Cards by Treason 29 K
	14. The Glenayre GL3000 Paging and Voice Retrieval System by Armitage 25 K
	15. Complete Guide to Hacking Meridian Voice Mail by Substance 10 K
	16. DBS Primer from American Hacker Magazine 45 K
	17. Your New Windows Background (Part 1) by The Man 39 K
	18. Your New Windows Background (Part 2) by The Man 46 K
	19. A Guide To British Telecom's Caller ID Service by Dr. B0B 31 K
	20. A Day in The Life of a Warez Broker by Xxxx Xxxxxxxx 13 K
	21. International Scenes by Various Sources 39 K
	22. Phrack World News by Datastream Cowboy 38 K

	Total: 807 K

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