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teller machines and banks to the internal telephone systems at |
the White House. Hackers have found ways around them all |
hackers even have their own underground publication of sorts |
that tells them how to do it. |
[Close up of publication] |
Its called 2600 [2600 Magazine], after the 2600 hertz that |
phone phreaks use to bypass telephone companies billing |
equipment. It tells you how to find credit card numbers and |
confidential records in trash bins, break into private |
mainframe computers, access airline's computers, and find |
financial information on other people through the nations |
largest credit bureau, TRW. 2600 is published in a |
ram-shackled old house at the far end of Long Island, New York |
by this man, Eric Corley. He argues that hackers aren't |
electronic gangsters. |
Eric Corley: We like to call them freedom fighters. Hackers are the true |
individuals of the computer revolution, they go were people tell |
them not to go, they find out things they weren't supposed to |
find out. |
Mike Wendland: Corley's newsletter supports a hacker bulletin board called the |
Private Sector. Last year the F.B.I. raided it. |
Eric Corley: They managed to charge the system operator with illegal |
possession of a burglary tool in the form of a computer program. |
Mike Wendland: But the bulletin board is still in operation. Corley resents |
the suspicion that hackers are involved in criminal activities. |
Eric Corley: Hackers are not the people who go around looking for credit cards |
and stealing merchandise. That's common thievery. Hackers are |
the people who explore. So basically what we are saying is more |
knowledge for more people. That will make it better for |
everybody. |
Mike Wendland: He claims that hackers, in their own ways, really protect our |
rights by exposing our vulnerabilities. Well hackers may |
expose our vulnerabilities, but they also invade our privacy. |
There activities have really spotlighted the whole question of |
privacy raised by the massive files that are now out there in |
electronic data banks. Much of that information that we think |
is personal and confidential is often available to the whole |
world. |
Original transcript gathered and typed by |
Ctrl C & Bad Subscript |
Major editing by Knight Lightning |
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==Phrack Inc.== |
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On The Home Front December 25, 1986 |
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Happy Holidays to all from everyone at Phrack Inc. and Metal Shop Private! |
Well, here we are at that time of year again and before too long we will have a |
new wave of self appointed hackers who got their modems for Christmas. |
Some important dates to point out: |
November 17, 1986............1st Anniversary of Phrack Inc. |
January 2, 1987..............1st Anniversary of Metal Shop being a PRIVATE BBS. |
January 10, 1987.............1st Anniversary of Metal Shop AE, now Quick Shop |
January 25, 1987.............1st Anniversary of Phrack World News |
The Phrack Inc./Metal Shop Private Voice Mailbox is now back in operation. If |
you have a question for Taran King, Cheap Shades, or myself and cannot reach us |
through regular means, please leave us a message on our VMS. |
Thanks to the efforts of Oryan Quest, an upcoming Phrack Pro-Phile will focus |
on Steve Wozniak. |
Plans are already underway for Summer Con '87. It is to be held in St. Louis, |
Missouri during the last week of June. It is being sponsored by TeleComputist |
Newsletter, Phrack Inc., and Metal Shop Private. Forest Ranger is in charge of |
planning and is putting out a lot of front money for the necessary conference |
rooms and such. There will be a mandatory $10 admittance at the door to Summer |
Con '87. If you will be attending this conference, please as an act of |
good faith and to save 50% send $5 in early to: |
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