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*** Getting Higher Access Revised *** |
SYS1 is the highest system level there is. Meaning unless commands have to |
be entered from the supervisors terminal, you can usually do anything with an |
account that has SYS1 access. Also, I should clarify that SYS1 will not |
always be the name of the highest access available. It could be named SYSTEM |
or anything for that matter. |
You are looking for a file with the extension .CPL - look for this file |
under any of the SYS1 directories. When you find one, SLIST it. You are |
looking for a line similar to: |
A <DIRECTORY NAME> <PASSWORD> |
It could look like: |
A LIB XXX |
LIB is the directory (user id) name. |
XXX is the password to that directory (user id). |
When you have this, log into that account with the directory name and |
password. If your lucky you'll gain access to that account. I have noticed |
that a lot of high access accounts sometimes have the password XXXXXX or X. |
Try these, I am unsure as to whether they are actual defaults or not. |
Ah, the revision is done! Now some more ways to gain access... |
*** The Trojan Horse *** |
Providing you have access, you may or may not be able to edit a file in a |
high access directory. If you can't then try the above technique and try to |
hack a higher level account. |
You will first want to learn the Command Processing Language (CPL). Type |
HELP CPL for a list of commands and then play around and try to write your |
own programs. If you don't have a manual handy, look at other CPL programs in |
other directories you can access. Once you know CPL, all you have to do is |
edit a CPL file in a high access dir. Add your own high level commands to the |
program. Then replace the old file, logoff and wait until the operator(s) |
decide to run your program. Hopefully, if everything goes well your routines |
will help you with whatever you wanted. However it would be a good idea to |
have your TH write a file to your directory telling you whether it has been |
ran or not. I will discuss different Trojan Horses in later issues of Phrack. |
Once on a Prime it is pretty easy to get other accounts so don't worry about |
it. Just worry about getting on in the first place. Patience is definitely |
required since many systems (particularly versions 19 up) tend to hang up |
after the first invalid id/password combo. |
*** Basic Commands For Beginners *** |
This is a list of basic commands you can use once on a Prime system. I will |
not go in-depth on a command, because you can do that for yourself by |
typing: |
HELP <COMMAND NAME> |
SLIST <FILENAME> |
This will list out the contents of a file on a directory. Type in the full |
file name (plus extension). |
ATTACH <DIRECTORY NAME> |
This will attach you to another directory. For a full explanation type HELP |
ATTACH. |
LD |
This will list all the files and subdirectories in a directory. |
RLS -ALL |
Commands add up on the stack, and eventually after a pre-determined amount of |
commands you will get a message telling you that you are "now at command level |
XX". This command will release all those pent up commands in the stack. |
CPL <FILENAME> |
This will run a file with the extension ".CPL". |
COMINPUT <FILENAME> |
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