Datasets:
unixtcpip
/
hacking

Dataset card Data Studio Files
xet
Community
1
text
stringlengths
0
1.99k
take over P.H.I.R.M., which is Blade Runner's group). As a retaliatory strike
and after hearing this slander upon Videosmith's name, Blade Runner started
telling people that Sir Gamelord was Videosmith. The stories have been getting
more and more exaggerated since then but that is all that really happened.
[They say everything is bigger in Texas...I guess that includes bullshit too!]
Information Provided by Evil Jay
_______________________________________________________________________________
The Cracker Disappears December 27, 1986
----------------------
The rumors and stories are flying around about the disappearance of one
Bill Landreth aka The Cracker.
Bill Landreth is the author of "Out Of The Inner Circle," a book on hackers
that was published a few years back.
According to newspaper articles in the San Francisco area, Bill was at a
friend's home working on some computer program. His friend stepped out for a
while and when he returned, there was a lot of garbage on screen and a suicide
message.
On Ripco BBS, message was posted about Bill Landreth, stating that he had
disappeared, and was once again wanted by the FBI. The message asked that
anyone in contact with Bill would tell him to contact his "friends."
Most of what is going on right now is bogus rumors. There may be a follow up
story in the next PWN.
Information Provided By
The Prophet/Sir Frances Drake/Elric Of Imrryr
_______________________________________________________________________________
U.S. Sprint Screws Up December 24, 1986
---------------------
Taken From the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinal
"He got a 1,400 page bill!"
In Montrose, Colorado, Brad Switzer said he thought the box from the U.S.
Sprint Long Distance Company was an early Christmas present until he opened it
and found that it contained a 1,400 page phone bill.
The $34,000 bill was delivered to Switzer's doorstep Monday. He called U.S.
Sprint's Denver office, where company officials assured him he was "Off the
Hook." A spokesman for U.S. Sprint said that Switzer had mistakenly received
U.S. Sprint's own phone bill for long distance calls.
Typed For PWN by The Leftist
_______________________________________________________________________________
==Phrack Inc.==
Volume Two, Issue Eleven, Phile #1 of 12
Index
~~~~~
2/17/87
Welcome to Issue Eleven of the Phrack Inc. electronic newsletter.
This issue, I was a bit more reliable about getting the issue out (yes, only 3
days late!). This issue did not come together as easily as I would have hoped
due to a number of people being difficult to get a hold of or getting their
files, but I filled their places in with other files, so if you had been told
you would have a file in this issue, get in contact with me so that it will be
featured in Issue Twelve. The following files are featured in this edition of
Phrack Inc.:
#1 Index to Phrack Eleven by Taran King (1.7K)
#2 Phrack Pro-Phile VIII on Wizard of Arpanet by Taran King (6.8K)
#3 PACT: Prefix Access Code Translator by The Executioner (7.6K)
#4 Hacking Voice Mail Systems by Black Knight from 713 (6.0K)
#5 Simple Data Encryption or Digital Electronics 101 by The Leftist (4.1K)
#6 AIS - Automatic Intercept System by Taran King (15.9K)
#7 Hacking Primos I, II, III by Evil Jay (6.7K)
#8 Telephone Signalling Methods by Doom Prophet (7.3K)
#9 Cellular Spoofing By Electronic Serial Numbers donated by Amadeus (15.2K)
#10 Busy Line Verification by Phantom Phreaker (10.0K)
#11 Phrack World News X by Knight Lightning
#12 Phrack World News XI by knight Lightning
Taran King
Sysop of Metal Shop Private
==Phrack Inc.==
Volume Two, Issue Eleven, Phile #10 of 12
BUSY LINE VERIFICATION
WRITTEN BY PHANTOM PHREAKER
This file describes how a TSPS operator does a BLV (Busy Line
Verification) and an EMER INT (Emergency Interrupt) upon a busy line that a
customer has requested to be 'broken' into. I have written this file to
hopefully clear up all the misconceptions about Busy Line Verification and
Emergency Interrupts.