__|\ |\ ___ __|\ _____ |\ / / ___ |\ ___ ___ ___ / /| |/\ | |/ _ \ / /| /_ \/| | |/ //\ / _ \| |/ _ \ / _ \ / _ \ / / |ø| \| | |_\ / / |:| | |\/ |_| / / \ \ | \ \ø< |_\/| |_\/|:| \ \ \ \ ||| | _ \ \ ||| | | | _ \ \ / / |_/ /||\__ \| _\ ||| / / \ \|:| |\ | | | |\ \|ø| | | | | | |\ \\/| /|:|/\_| > |_/\|ø|/ / \__/| | \/| | |/ \__/ |/ |_| |/ \/ |_|\_\|/ \___/ \___/ \__/ \| | | : ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ : \| / _ \ / _ \ / _ \ / _ \ / _ \ / _ \ : |ø|_\ | | \/| | \/|:|_\/< |_\/< |_\/ [Node 0] || _ | | | | || _\ \__ \ \__ \ Est 1990 |:| | | |_/\| |_/\|ø|_/\ /\_| >/\_| > | | |/ \___/ \___/ \___/ \___/ \___/ | | : \| : Online 10.00pm-7.00am GMT Operating at 3oo/12oo/24oo bps transmission rates BrItAiNs LaRgEsT cOmPuTeR uNdErGrOuNd ReSeArCh BoArD Newark, Nottinghamshire, England SysOp: Phantasm Area: General Mail Number: [21] of [50] Title: V.32bis Modem or 96 From: Hack10f [79] Time: Sun May 01 23:25:36 1994 JOHNO BONO YOU PLOKER THER 2400 BORD USR THER WORTH 10NER HA,HA GIVE ME A CALL THEN WE WILL GO DOWN SCARLETS AND GET AIDS WICKED YEA.. HaCk10F Area: General Mail Number: [22] of [50] Title: WaRzE From: Hack10f [79] Time: Sun May 01 23:30:09 1994 Hey you WARZE dudes you know how i mean yea you Hows the patch for DOOM hAha bono HAVE FUN i wont tell any one WARZE hoSCARLETS wot the fuck??? Area: General Mail Number: [25] of [50] Title: UK Get-2-gether From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Mon May 02 23:03:18 1994 > fuck couldn't some1 card some rooms in some hotel or just pay fuck me itllbe 'bout 60ukp 4 2 nights in some fancy london hotel then we could really phuck 'bout eh? i mean if youz lot into hotels then r phuckin orginize it eh? Area: General Mail Number: [26] of [50] Title: sky cardz From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Mon May 02 23:09:06 1994 any u kidz want sky cards for a ton + upgrades for 5ukp drop us a messy Area: General Mail Number: [27] of [50] Title: sky cardz From: AC Assassin [15] Time: Tue May 03 03:49:26 1994 yo mercury, give us a run down on those smart cards (or circumventers), what exactly do ya get for your cash and tell me about the upgrades, i just got a new sky upgrade card but my subsrciption runs out in a month or so. Dropme a MSG. L/\ter..... >>>>>> /\C Assassin <<<<<< Area: General Mail Number: [28] of [50] Title: credit checking From: Huxley [113] Time: Tue May 03 22:08:56 1994 Has anyone got information on credit checking online facilities like Info-check and how to get access to them ? If so, please mail me on internet accn : sis2028@anubis.sis.port.ac.uk or post me a message here, thanks.. Area: General Mail Number: [29] of [50] Title: credit checking From: George King [87] Time: Tue May 03 23:28:44 1994 I have some credit checking nums & merchant numbers for various cards but nothing that's on-line..um I seem to remember that dialplus pw INFO got u as far as globl credit scan's front door, but it is pretty secure. Let me know if u want those phon nums. Area: General Mail Number: [30] of [50] Title: sky cardz From: Max Overdrive [97] Time: Wed May 04 01:29:04 1994 The pirate Sky cards won't work when the series 9 cardz are all switched on, in about a months time. The only reason that they work now is coz someone at Sky sold all the codez. When the 09 cardz are all switched on the pirates will be fucked, until someone at Sky gets their hands on the new codez and sells them on. So don't bother just yet, wait and see what happens when all the 09 cards are switched on. Area: General Mail Number: [31] of [50] Title: sky cardz From: Ender [125] Time: Wed May 04 02:41:43 1994 I just got one of these for ukp40 and I'll be damn pissed off if it stops working. Guess I'll just have to wait for the next crack. . Area: General Mail Number: [32] of [50] Title: 28.8k modem From: Phantasm [1] Time: Wed May 04 21:47:43 1994 WANTED! Donations towards the Hayes Optima 28.8oo modem. If anyone is interested in helping this board upgrade to 14.4k and the new V FAST 28.8k standard, reply via ail. I have the chance to purchase a 600 pound modem for 100 pounds and this is a genuine offer. All users who contribute will recieve unlimited download credits and 60 minutes access time on this system. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: General Mail Number: [33] of [50] Title: PASCAL From: /\STERiX [88] Time: Wed May 04 23:03:45 1994 Hi...N6 I am trying to try a hacker for a specific system in Turbo Pascal v7 does anyone know how to access the serial port for both input/output at same time in Pascal?? If so *PLEASE* get in touch... /\STERiX Area: General Mail Number: [34] of [50] Title: General From: Orlando [120] Time: Wed May 04 23:23:28 1994 Hi all, are most of these files in .zip. are any in txt, as i can't read zip. does anyone know where or how i can get around this? thanks Orlando Area: General Mail Number: [35] of [50] Title: General From: Phantasm [1] Time: Thu May 05 06:13:24 1994 Orlando, you don't read .ZIP format files. You must extract the archive before you can do anything. Download UnZip for your DOS and give it a try. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: General Mail Number: [36] of [50] Title: pay From: Hack10f [79] Time: Fri May 06 23:06:14 1994 Hey Phantasm Ill Be Glade To Help You Out Ill Get Paridime To send you some Cash It would Be good to start to down load quick time ha,ha, Later.. HaCk 10F Area: General Mail Number: [37] of [50] Title: Taiwan(last installm From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sat May 07 22:26:54 1994 There are 2 routing codes you can use to call internally(terminal) to Taiwan. They follow the general CCITT standard recommendations. kp + 0 + acn + st or kp2 + 886 + 0 + acn + st Hope that helps. Cherokee Area: General Mail Number: [38] of [50] Title: IRC conf From: George King [87] Time: Sat May 07 23:27:47 1994 How about an Unauthorised Access IRC meet one evenin? Would be good for a laugh if everyone turned up.. George Area: General Mail Number: [39] of [50] Title: turbo p 7 From: AC Assassin [15] Time: Mon May 09 00:00:25 1994 /\Sterix, I have a scanner program i started writing to dialplus stuff a few years back, it sends stuff to port and receives ok, if i remember correctly though it used to lock up rather frequently, think that was just something to do with the size of buffer i had there and an incompatible speed between port and modem, data coming in too fast for program to handle, any way you are welcome to the source code if it's any use to you, at least you can see how to fuck around with the serial port. Let me know if ya are interested, i'll dig it out for you and upload it. L/\ter..... >>>>>> /\C Assassin <<<<<< Area: General Mail Number: [40] of [50] Title: Hayes Optima 28.8k From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon May 09 19:21:48 1994 I will be purchasing a Hayes Optima 28.8k modem this week. If everything works out well, the system should be one of the first BBS's in the U.K. to support the V-Fast standard. I will also be changing software due to the fact that Elite BBS will only support modems running at 3/12/24/96 and 14.4k. If anyone knows any AmigaDOS BBS packages which will support V-Fast, please contact me via eedback asap. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: General Mail Number: [41] of [50] Title: internet/irc From: SCAT/TRSI [31] Time: Mon May 09 23:02:07 1994 are there any other ways to get into internet than with credit cards ? the prob is the accounts with credit cards don7t last that long... Scat Area: General Mail Number: [42] of [50] Title: internet/irc From: George King [87] Time: Tue May 10 03:09:23 1994 Try this - get an accnt using a credit card, then get a list of unix sites that you kno the dialups to ( that public unix bbs list is good here) and try & hack them. If you dont get any of them, check out gopher for listings of college dialups - this is a cool way to do it, you'd be surprised at the number of dialups you find in gopher. Whan ure in somewhere patch the fucker and u got free access to inet until you fuck the site up by hacking somewhere else from there :) Area: General Mail Number: [43] of [50] Title: UA BBS IRC Meet From: Harlequin [99] Time: Tue May 10 23:04:03 1994 IRC meet, yeah it'll be excellent. Count me in... When and where ???? BTW, does anyone know any JANET PAD> dialups ???? Bye fur now.... HarLeQuin Area: General Mail Number: [44] of [50] Title: internet/irc From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Tue May 10 23:09:44 1994 there are some public access sites in the states try Cyberspace.net on +1 515 945 700 Area: General Mail Number: [45] of [50] Title: JANET From: George King [87] Time: Wed May 11 00:34:58 1994 Harlequin, download one of the JPAD files from this bbs (perhaps the most recent would be best ?) there should be a fair few of them in there still work. As for an IRC meet, well, I reckon it's a good idea, um, someone say an arbitrary date & time then, go on.. Area: General Mail Number: [46] of [50] Title: JANET From: Archaos [104] Time: Wed May 11 22:08:42 1994 Harlequin, If you (or anyone else) want a coupkle of dialup Janet PADs then mail me...I have the numbers for two universities in Scotland with dialup pads.... Archaos. Area: General Mail Number: [47] of [50] Title: all From: Orlando [120] Time: Sun May 22 22:42:13 1994 Hi all, what's up. Anyone know where i can get cheap scanner/file on making blue bok Area: General Mail Number: [48] of [50] Title: janet pad access From: Shadow [13] Time: Mon May 23 03:08:47 1994 ok dude here we go for janet access telnet to this ad >>>sun.nsf.ac.uk login >>>>janet<<<< password >>>>janet<<<<< then try this ad for the niss bbs ad>>>>uk.ac.niss<<< ope this help ya out leave me mail if you want to swap sites on here or mail me at skyrider@cyberspace.net Area: General Mail Number: [49] of [50] Title: x.25 access From: Shadow [13] Time: Mon May 23 03:11:17 1994 can any one help me with a gateway from internet to x.25? or any direct dialups for x.25 were i can use visa on line ? Area: General Mail Number: [50] of [50] Title: BBS From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon May 23 18:10:12 1994 Should I upgrade to Ami-Express v3.37 when the Hayes Optima 28.8k is installed? I also plan on purchasing a Supra 28MHz accelerator card in a few weeks time. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [40] of [50] Title: UABBS From: Phantasm [1] Time: Tue Apr 05 19:39:07 1994 Please spread the following ascii to any known 'underground' systems. UnAuThOrIsEd AcCeSs [PRIVATE] Established October 1990 BrItAiNs LaRgEsT CoMpUtEr UnDeRgRoUnD ReSeArCh BoArD 2,8oo+ h/p/a/v/c files available online Online 10.00pm-7.00am GMT 0636-706467 Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [41] of [50] Title: UABBS From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Thu Apr 07 22:10:44 1994 fuk me that ad gets around eh! Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [42] of [50] Title: Eagles Nest From: Max Overdrive [97] Time: Fri Apr 08 00:14:28 1994 Anyone got the DTMF password for Eagles Nest BBS? Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [43] of [50] Title: Eagles Nest From: Pyro [23] Time: Sat Apr 09 21:32:34 1994 Erh..shit yeah...I have but not on me right now..ill mail ya wiv the NUP if ya still aint got it when I call again... hmm..you ganno be paying for that call or have ya got a PBX or something? Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [44] of [50] Title: Extremists From: MikeA [106] Time: Wed Apr 20 00:58:01 1994 At the other end of the spectrum - anyone used any of the BNP type BBS in the UK - would be interested to pick up a number if ya come across one. Next up - Anarchists Cookbook is worth a read if ya can get hold of it - pretty good recipies for explosives and anti personnel ideas and devices. Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [45] of [50] Title: Extremists From: THC [76] Time: Sat Apr 23 22:23:51 1994 Mike: I have the Cookbook.. all 160 odd files.. am currently ful formatting it to 80 chars width.. of yu want it (or anyone else) mail me.. THC (thc@cyberspace.net) Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [46] of [50] Title: Extremisits From: MikeA [106] Time: Thu Apr 28 00:13:24 1994 THC: Lotta formatting work there - good reference mateiral though, it's all there - will have to go shopping for some ingredients soon.... Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [47] of [50] Title: h/p/a UK From: Phantasm [1] Time: Wed May 04 21:54:17 1994 Do ANY other hack/phreak/techno-anarchist boards still exist in the United Kingdom? If anyone can help supply new 'subversive' board details, post in this SIG or via private ail. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@work.com Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [48] of [50] Title: h/p/a UK From: /\STERiX [88] Time: Wed May 04 22:40:23 1994 THIS NUMBER DID NOT COME FROM ME!!! ;-) This is a warez BBS which has (or claimsNw}m3)v3nEi\K::~QGR#cMf) to have a LARGE h/p section... Don#t think it will be as good as the UA archives tho' hehehe ;-) The Tower +44-204-371868 14.4 DS /\STERiX Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [49] of [50] Title: Realm Of Darkness... From: Archaos [104] Time: Sun May 08 22:41:29 1994 "As far as you can hear, as far as you can see, as far as you can taste, there is death all around you, a deep void within your beating heart, it echoes into the stillness falling on deaf ears, yet there is none, there is no sound, there is no movement, there is no life, just black. Black as far as you can see, as far as you can feel, as far as you can hear, as far as you can taste, yet, death is there. The sound of silence rings through the abyss, up or down, or right, or left, the taste of nothingness upon your tongue, your eyes are blind your breath has stopped, your heart is dead. Your thoughts run rampant, you long since died, not once, but many times, but always again the blackness, the darkness, REALM OF DARKNESS." -Philth 12[21 Realm of Darkness 12[21 12[21 +1-516-586-1366 12[21 12[21 12[21 12[21 FAST Warez z Lamerz Need NOT Apply z Great 12[21 12[21 Message Bases z Barron Realms Elite z Lethal 12[21 12[21 Corner z NO NUV z NO NUP z H/P/A/C/V ONLY z NO SHIT z 12[21 12[21 PHaT Distro z DrevneyAWare Distro z PiMP z PAM z 12[21 12[21 SCAM! Distro z Brian's World Software Distro z 12[21 12[21 HUGE Art Base z VIRII Online z Half Gig z 12[21 12[21 Beginner Hackers/Phreakers Permitted z ALL 12[21 12[21 Files Virus Tested z APPLY TODAY z 12[21 Area: BBS Advertisements Number: [50] of [50] Title: Realm Of Darkness... From: Archaos [104] Time: Sun May 08 22:47:34 1994 OK...if ya caught my previous post with the Realm Of Darkness ad. Here is an extra bit of info.... If there are any UK "PROGRAMMING" Groups (you know the sort I mean ) that are looking for an HQ/support board/distributor in the US then the Sysop (King Cobra) said that he( the BBS) would only be too happy to set this up... The board itself is pretty good and I have chatted to King Cobra (sysop) myself...hwe is pretty sound. Anyway, give it a call you never know, you might like it! If you say that you are calling from UK you will klikey get instant validation....anyway, Archaos. Area: Computer Hacking Number: [40] of [50] Title: McDonald's Dialup From: George King [87] Time: Wed Apr 27 05:20:20 1994 Hmmm. That appears to be a fax. This would explain why you couldn't connect to it :-) What made you think it was MacDonald's dialup ? I'd love to get hold of that! George 'burger' King Area: Computer Hacking Number: [41] of [50] Title: VTxxx codes From: George King [87] Time: Wed Apr 27 05:28:57 1994 Does anyone know if it is possible to program the answerback on a VT series terminal remotely with an escape sequence? And if so, what is the sequence? The reason I ask is this: we used to do a hack on a vax inolving the terminal answerback; what you do is, program the answerback with this string: ^Ymaillastext/noh .comex@ .com And then send a mail message to anyone using the terminal with a ^E in the Subject: field and a DCL procedure in the body of the message. The ^E would trigger the answerback when the mail was delivered, and then that string would break out of whatever the guy was doing, extract the prcedure and run it...problem is that you needed physical access to the terminal to set the answerback. I think the info I need is in the 'VTxxx Programmer's Manual' but I haven't been able to get hold of it ( I haven't tried VERY hard yet ) so if anyone has access to a copy let me know. Area: Computer Hacking Number: [42] of [50] Title: McDonald's dialup From: Harlequin [99] Time: Fri Apr 29 23:40:11 1994 Damn ! Well I was wardialling around the McD's number that was in the phone book. And one number said 'No longer operation. Use xxxxxx' SO, I tried that and weeeeeeeee. Hmmm. Damn *blush* Anyway, I've just got a new 0800scan from PhreQbot on IRC and given a few a whirl... 0800626300 Land Rover Parts and Ordering 0800892132 System D want login and Passwd 0800891018 PSperry Marine Inc. 0800626712 Passwd prompt. These just seem the most interesting and the most hackable (so far) -> Harl <- Area: Computer Hacking Number: [43] of [50] Title: Gopher From: George King [87] Time: Mon May 02 01:08:39 1994 The internet site gan.ncc.go.jp is open to the gopher hole as described in the 8lgm advisory..set up the .links file that the avisory describes somewhere, then telnet to gan and login a gopher. Find your site, select the item you set up and you will get a shell when you quit telnet. Incidentally quite a few sites that run a public gopher server are still vulnerable to this hole, so get using it before they close them all up! George Area: Computer Hacking Number: [44] of [50] Title: Hack From: /\STERiX [88] Time: Wed May 04 22:44:09 1994 OK, here is a strange one... 0800-896-100, use to come up with usuall password and username prompt. Since I was messing about on it the system has change the login screen. Now you get a warning on the front which says something like "This is a government computer - FUCK OFF", or somewhere near to that... Give it a try, if you have any look mail me.... looks interestig anyway... Usual 3 attempts at login then chucked off... Asterix Area: Computer Hacking Number: [45] of [50] Title: Gopher From: /\STERiX [88] Time: Wed May 04 22:46:11 1994 Re: 8LGM, slider who ran 8LGM is said to be back on the scene! Cannot find out what he is upto though... Does anyone have anymore info on him.... Asterix Area: Computer Hacking Number: [46] of [50] Title: PBDN From: George King [87] Time: Thu May 05 01:56:54 1994 Did I read somewhere that Deceptor of the old PBDN bbs got busted recently? Anyone know owt about this? Area: Computer Hacking Number: [47] of [50] Title: PBDN From: AC Assassin [15] Time: Mon May 09 00:08:28 1994 George, you mean to say you missed the Roger Cook report last summer, it was fuckin funny. They were busting loadsa people for child porn and stuff, they raided the premises of quite a few bbs's and then they bust the door open of this flat in some marina type complex, burst into this bedroom and said Alex Coe, we are arresting you ..... get out of your fuckin bed (his girl friend was realll uygly as well). Anyway he tried to throw his hard drive outta the window but the patio doors were shut and it just bounced back into the room. the bust was totally porn related. Area: Computer Hacking Number: [48] of [50] Title: PBDN From: George King [87] Time: Mon May 09 04:08:11 1994 What, that was him? No way..seems that every bust i hear about, I knew or had heard of the person involved, I only just found out the other day that that young guy that they took to court last year ( I was addicted to hacking, honest - that one) was 'Electrolytic Wandii'..scary Area: Computer Hacking Number: [49] of [50] Title: PBDN From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon May 09 06:12:37 1994 George King, Wandii was the luck one. PAD and Gandalf were the two who were sentenced. I have a vide which was produced for ABC Australia and includes an interview with PAD about the incident. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Computer Hacking Number: [50] of [50] Title: McDonald's Dialup From: SlacJac [109] Time: Wed May 11 00:12:02 1994 there is also a VAX system running here...try vax1.plym.ac.uk this seems to do very little..... ashully i guess that form RAINBOW i guess 'help addr plym' would give the right addr..... at KCL try z27195/tinderbox this has yielded results Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [30] of [50] Title: credit cards From: Flash [172] Time: Mon May 02 00:03:20 1994 Does anyone know any dialups where I can pay for an internationl call usng Access/Visa? Cheerz, Flash. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [31] of [50] Title: JollyBox From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Mon May 02 01:59:29 1994 you aint got one spare have you? which you might be willing to trade Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [20] of [50] Title: CID From: George King [87] Time: Wed Apr 27 02:24:33 1994 Does anyone here have any reliable info on caller id in the UK? I know it's going on at the moment because I had a rather close call with it last year - I knew an op at the site I was hacking, and was tipped off just in time when they installed it, and subsequently saw a sample printout with dates, times and numbers - scary! Anyways, how widespread is it, and is there any way to 'defeat' it (other than calling from someone else's number :) ) Oh yeah, and whilst we're at it, anyone got any clue how far back BT's records go? What I'm saying is, is it possible for company X to discover that they have been hacked a month or two after the event, go to BT with the date & time of the breakin, and BT to turn round and say 'well such-and-such a number made a call to your modem number at that time!' Or am I just being COMPLETELY paranoid? Anyways, until I know the answers to those questions I am doing nothing on a direct dialup whatsoever...seems sensible to me. It's just loads of hassle having to hang onto current dialups for internet or whatever in the states then calling back here just to hack the company next door or whatever! George Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [21] of [50] Title: box wanted From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Fri Apr 29 23:10:05 1994 has anyone got a spare bluebox 4 sale, as i want one so i can have some fun while on holiday abroad..if you got one then send me a messy, must be a good one, summit like jolly roger 4, but must have correct timings Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [22] of [50] Title: Digital Audio Thingy From: Harlequin [99] Time: Fri Apr 29 23:44:29 1994 Right, has anyone got plans for a digital audio converter, one which plugs onto the parellel port. I would be really grateful if anyone could pass them onto me... Thanks Harl Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [23] of [50] Title: modem From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Apr 30 01:13:12 1994 I've been recently calling a few BBS's in the US, but on one or two of them, when I connect, the modems RD light comes on but nothing appears on my screen. Does anyone know what the problem is? Flash. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [24] of [50] Title: JollyBox From: Master Evil [118] Time: Sat Apr 30 04:10:05 1994 Having made all of the jollybox ver 4, Im having some troubles finding a 12-1 keypad to modify... If anyone knows of somwhere that sells 12-1 or 6-2 Keypads.. could they let me know..... Thanks Master Evil Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [25] of [50] Title: Digital Audio Thingy From: Phantasm [1] Time: Sat Apr 30 06:20:10 1994 Harl, there was a DAC box published in one of the Electronic magazines a few weeks back. I think it cost about 12 pounds for the parts. It actually works on laptops and will support SoundBlaster software. I will get more details and let you know soon, Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [26] of [50] Title: Internal Op Lines From: George King [87] Time: Sun May 01 03:17:03 1994 Does anyone have a list of internal operator services for the USA? You know, like what services are offered where and what they do, the jargon to use when using these lines, pretending to be an Op. For example the code 151 is the outgoing operator used for making int'l calls. Cheers Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [27] of [50] Title: Digital Audio Thingy From: Master Evil [118] Time: Sun May 01 07:27:41 1994 Was this for decoding the reverse channel?.. because ussaly (although not all the time)they are called DDI..... Be most intrested to know more.. does it work for AMPS as well? Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [28] of [50] Title: Internal Op Lines From: Phantasm [1] Time: Sun May 01 08:33:32 1994 George King, download 'KP1XXST.zip' from the Phone Phreaking directory. This may be an old file but it will give you some idea of where to start scanning, etc. Also, see me private e-mail message. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [29] of [50] Title: JollyBox From: Archaos [104] Time: Sun May 01 22:41:54 1994 What exactly is the Jollybox- I take it is a portable blue box? Where can schematics be found for it? Archaos. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [30] of [50] Title: credit cards From: Flash [172] Time: Mon May 02 00:03:20 1994 Does anyone know any dialups where I can pay for an internationl call usng Access/Visa? Cheerz, Flash. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [31] of [50] Title: JollyBox From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Mon May 02 01:59:29 1994 you aint got one spare have you? which you might be willing to trade Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [32] of [50] Title: credit cards From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon May 02 06:11:44 1994 Flash, you could try 0800-890-456. They accept Visa, Mastercard and Amex. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [33] of [50] Title: JollyBox From: Master Evil [118] Time: Tue May 03 01:59:36 1994 The jolly box is an extreamly powerfull CPU driven eprom programed... well you mighnt call it just a blubeox it does CCITT4-5 R2 DTMF redbox tones... and what ever you program into it... I have built and tested one which works fine im just missing{the keyboard..... If you go to the trouble of building one make sure you get the latest plans.... its 4.3 I think... ] Master Evil Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [34] of [50] Title: credit cards From: Dippledo [36] Time: Tue May 03 02:32:24 1994 Yeah try 0800 890 456 or just plain 155. Dippledo... Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [35] of [50] Title: boxing From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Wed May 04 00:12:13 1994 anyone got any intresting board nums in Iceland or south Africa? just board of the US now..... also does anyone know anything about merky 0500s... i have hard if u call 0500 892 850 a single fax machine in the USSR and break u can call global with this codez i got, but when i break it i just cut the line :( Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [35] of [50] Title: boxing From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sat May 07 22:39:47 1994 0500 892 850 i believe was a private owned line to North Korea. It uses CCITT 4 signalling, and is now almost useless, as the call is not properly connected.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [35] of [50] Title: boxing From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Sun May 08 23:11:08 1994 No 0500 892850 is a russian engineering firm, manned by some dudes from the UK that apparently run it in Russia. and it is possible to break. And I`m having no joy dialing. End of story. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [36] of [50] Title: BT Info From: Smurf [129] Time: Mon May 09 01:56:20 1994 I have aquired a large amount of BT info i.e 6in pile of docs & Diagrams. In a fews days I will have gone through them all and I will post the results when complete. Looks goods so far. Smurf.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [37] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Mon May 09 22:16:49 1994 hi all you h/p heads ,last friday i finally worked out the code to box back, (as none of you who knew would tell me!) strange thing is on some area codes you cannot call all numbers ie 0272 area, if youp put the kp *** 272 number st it will only call numbers begining with 2, i also found out that if you replace the 272 with 179 you can call most of the numbers with in the 272 area, why cant i call all of em like ones beginning with 49 ? is it something to do with the other exchanges? Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [38] of [50] Title: BTVan From: Smurf [129] Time: Tue May 10 00:01:46 1994 SuB: Getting your hands on internal BT paperwork and Equip. Firstly find a Commmerical van trader in the local free-ad rag, that is selling on or aquiring ex BT vans for resale, Hit the yard early as pos. Rip thru the contents of the van, taking anything you please, we found a six inch high pile of inside manuals, plus a very handy shell petrol/deisel gold card, on the back where the sig goes it reads " THE BEARER IS AUTHORISED !!!". Thats all for now, have PHUN ! ..ooOO SmURF OOoo.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [39] of [50] Title: hmmmm From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Tue May 10 23:26:58 1994 hello fellow phreaks..oneof you must be selling a hand held blue box.. i want one.. i will pay for one..some one offer me one 4 god sake, before i have to build one my self... Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [40] of [50] Title: hmmmm From: George King [87] Time: Wed May 11 00:37:50 1994 Blackthorn, we are just about to attempt to build one here, doesn't look TOO hard, depending on the results I should be able to either help u build one or sell u one..watch this space.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [41] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Archaos [104] Time: Wed May 11 22:16:34 1994 You mean to tell me that it is possible to box back to the UK? Cool...I take it there is a country code that goes after KP and befoer the number which designates the UK. eg. America is "10"...? Hmm...is it KP1 or 2 that is used for this? Archaos. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [42] of [50] Title: hmmmm From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Wed May 11 23:25:39 1994 george king: if you can make a batch i know of at least 3 people who will buy em!!! make some easy cash.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [43] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Wed May 11 23:28:06 1994 yep it is possible, in fact when u see how it is done, it seems MCi was taking the piss it is so easy.i aint gunna tell you, that would spoil the phun of working it out. so here are some clues..kp is not used.. and 44(ie country code) is not part of it..but it does not work on all local exchanges with in an area code Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [43] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: George King [87] Time: Thu May 12 05:31:12 1994 Hmm..is it only possible to call the uk with this method, or to call global? And while we're at it..wasn't south africa global last year? I thought it went down for a while but it seems to be breakable now.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [44] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Thu May 12 22:55:41 1994 That`s for you to find out...heh...it`s not too safe in my view but... up to you... Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [45] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Blackthorn [117] Time: Thu May 12 23:10:05 1994 George king: as far as i know its only Uk. but not all Uk it depends on xchanges with in an area code. as well. all in all it is very strange Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [46] of [50] Title: BTmanuals From: Scribla [140] Time: Sun May 22 23:48:46 1994 Can anyone use snippets of the folling BT Manuals ? 1 Customer apparatus diagrams, Selection A 2 Quality in the overhead network ???? 3 Line extenders 4 ISIS Trading Handbook ???? 5 200 pages of Customer Field Notes 6 CA & L Service Flash Selection 7 1+1 Subscriber Carrier System. (WB 900) If anyone can use this shit let me know, i will type/scan it and post on this board. ..ooOO ScrIbLA OOoo.. Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [47] of [50] Title: &^%&^@% From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon May 23 18:06:17 1994 Anyone noticed that all lines which became un-seizable last month can now be siezed again? Isn't this a little weird? Also, how long has it been possible to blue box back to the U.K. Most people seem to have only found out about this during the last couple of months. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [48] of [50] Title: boxing From: Znote [82] Time: Mon May 23 21:57:25 1994 about the 0500892850 it was me that discovered that ... its Morrison Construction in St Petersberg Russia, U can break it with 24/26 and pink noise ... Nothing to interesting though :< ... Z elete Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [49] of [50] Title: boxing From: Znote [82] Time: Mon May 23 21:58:13 1994 Cher, its not been North Korea since Sept 93 when Morrsion took it over (the great social engineer that I am :>) elete Area: Phone Phreaking Number: [50] of [50] Title: boxing back 2 the uk From: Znote [82] Time: Mon May 23 22:00:38 1994 Boxing to the Uk is easy ... Kp2-xxx-numba-ST ... cant dial my number in Glasgow and cant dial the Tango line 0990112233 and cant dial any United Artists / Mercury / CellNet / Mobile numbers (and all 071's dont work) you need to dial at 35ms to dial correctly ... Z Area: Social Engineering Number: [2] of [33] Title: AT&t Accts. From: K0rteZ [59] Time: Mon Oct 11 23:28:49 1993 Since most homes that have at&t credit acct use the home phone plus a 4 digit pin, it should be fairly easy to engineer a valid #. The basic "I am from ATT security. We are investigating..." should work with a fair number of people. Area: Social Engineering Number: [3] of [33] Title: OK.. From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Sat Oct 16 01:56:11 1993 Well, seeing as so many people seem to be interested in Social engineering AT&T's etc...I'll tell you something that a few of you may not know...Call up you're local USA direct operator on 890011 or whichever dialup you fancy...and say the folwing (YOu will reuire a valid name/address/phone #) Hello, this is Mr.fraud (or whoever), and I'm currently on vacation in England...Is there a number you can connect me too so that I can order a calling card to make calls back to the us during my stay here?" Thwey'll then put you through to 816-654-6000 usually, Kansas City Card Centre...Then say "This is blalba" repeat that, they'll ask for name/address/phone number, maybe social security number...US soc. sec. numbers asre in the format xxx-xx-xxxx eg: 141-16-6588 ... this does NOT need to be valid! 8-) ... Now most operators will allow you to choose your own AT&T number, 11 digits in length unlike the standard AT&T card which is 14 digits long...so there, you have in 24hrs (activation time) a working AT&T card of you're very own (sort of!)...Other operators if they're having a bad day will perhaps ask you what your job is blabla just bullshit this bit, they don'yt check it at all...Then they'll ask you to call back tommorrow...just do so, don't worry about it, and thery'll 99% give you you're calling card! Tada (fanfare) - it's that easy... Area: Social Engineering Number: [4] of [33] Title: conference From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Sat Oct 16 02:01:06 1993 OK...I've got an idea! Why don't I set up a conference for us all so that we can both get to know each other and practise some social engineering skills on someone's 3-way? It'll be an AT&T 1-800 MEETME (dial in) conference...and if there's some interest I'll get one set up for a convenient time and we'll all meet there...what do ya think? if there's any interest it can be a semi-regular event... Area: Social Engineering Number: [5] of [33] Title: AT&T Cards From: Empress [112] Time: Sun Oct 17 22:42:53 1993 Well... from what I have heard..... People are really stupid ... so all you have to do is call them up. Ring, Ring "Hello?" You say"Hello, this is from AT&T. We suspect that there are illegal charges on your AT&T calling card. In order to verify that it is your card, please state your PIN number." They say: "Uhhhh... hold on.. here it is... . There you are.... you have there pin number and on AT&T calling cards there phone number is there calling card number. So.. there you have both. In order to avoid suspicion, after they give you their PIN number, say something like "Thank You. We will take care of any discrepancy." Area: Social Engineering Number: [6] of [33] Title: conference From: Empress [112] Time: Sun Oct 17 22:45:40 1993 I will BE VERY INTERSTED! Since I am female, I have an advantage at Social Engineering.... Area: Social Engineering Number: [7] of [33] Title: AT&T Cards From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Mon Oct 18 01:16:11 1993 Well, I tihnk these days you're story must involve a little more tact than just saying there's a problem giuve me your card number! 8-) But that is still pretty much the base of most cc social engineering Area: Social Engineering Number: [8] of [33] Title: conference From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Mon Oct 18 01:17:02 1993 INdeed you do have the advantage...you could say, I am a female phreaker and I wish to make illegal use of your calling card, is that alright? And you'd still get a few...pfff, if only I could reach a higher pitch! 8-) Area: Social Engineering Number: [9] of [33] Title: Carding... From: Archaos [104] Time: Wed Jan 05 23:08:03 1994 OK, I know the basics of carding as found in several text files but it is difficult to find a "safe house" - can anyone reccomend good methods for carding, an up to date text file for the UK would be useful? Any help is appreciated , i have the desire to card myself some nice musical equipment but am not entirely sure about it...Are there any successful carders who can give me any help here? Thanx, Archaos. Area: Social Engineering Number: [10] of [33] Title: Carding... From: Max Overdrive [97] Time: Sat Jan 08 01:42:31 1994 The files you have read must be from the USA, it's not so easy in the UK. Area: Social Engineering Number: [11] of [33] Title: Carding... From: Roughman [42] Time: Sat Jan 08 04:43:13 1994 Don't use a "safe house". You don't need to and it stops the mixup/confusion between the card holders address and the drop address. Use the card holders address but "stop" the package at the courier depot. phone carding is probably on its way out now though. D Area: Social Engineering Number: [12] of [33] Title: carding From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Jan 10 23:17:45 1994 I'm thinking of starting carding, but I need to know how to get a 'safe' house, can anyone who has carded succesfully please tell me how hou did it, what you used as a safe house, where you got the card number from, what sort of stuff you bought, where you bought it from, etc. Cheers, Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [13] of [33] Title: carding From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Jan 15 23:19:52 1994 I read a message on here by Roughman that said you should get stuff sent to the cardholders address then stop packages at the depot. How d'ya do that then??? Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [14] of [33] Title: carding From: Roughman [42] Time: Mon Jan 17 04:27:45 1994 AHAAAA!! Getting the package stopped (RE:) After you have given all your credit details and address etc. ring back about half an hour later and say something about how you have been called away to an important business meeting in Scotland and must catch the red eye, and no one will be in although you can pas by the Courier depot on your way to the airport. Basically say something that seems like a legitimate excuse and try your best to get the Consignment Number from him as you need it for the courier depot. Once you have this number you can ring up the depot and say somthing that you are expecting a package but wont be in give them the Consignment number and they will be happy to "Stop" the package for you to come and pick it up. When you get to the depot all you have to do is sign a form and the goods are yours! sometimes there is no Consignment numberas some couriers dont use them, if this happens just find the depot and try to get them to stop the package by name and address alone. With this method try to find out which courier company the shop uses as some couriers won't let you stop the package like Securicor or Link or Royal mail. they dont really ask for I.D but have a bus pass ID made out in the name of the card holder just in case. -Roughman. Area: Social Engineering Number: [15] of [33] Title: Infra Red From: Dippledo [36] Time: Wed Jan 19 02:31:29 1994 To become invisible to IF radiation heat the device up till its operating limits dont register you. You might try a hairdryer !!! Area: Social Engineering Number: [16] of [33] Title: carding From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Jan 22 22:01:41 1994 Eureka!! I've just thought of the safest and easiest way of carding ever!...use your own card!! Now, if you're thinking "Hold on a minute Flash, that's bollocks isn't it? Then I'd be stealing from myself." The idea is this:- Order some stuff using your own card number, name and address. Call the company back saying you'll have to pick up the goods from the depot, they then 'stop' the stuff for you to pick up from there. Go and pick it up, and sign for it in your name but different to your signature. When you get the bill, immediately phone the credit card co. and complain violently that they've charged you for stuff that you didn't buy. Then, hopefully, they look into it, see that it was collected from the depot and didn't have your real signature. They then say "Oh shit, we've been ripped off...sigh...the youth of today." They then apologise and take it off your bill. Fuckin' genius or what?? If nobody else has thought of this before, I'm going to call this the 'Flash Method' . Any comments? Flash (by name, Flash by nature.) :-D Area: Social Engineering Number: [17] of [33] Title: carding From: Red Dwarf [185] Time: Mon Jan 24 01:10:04 1994 Hi Flash. Saw your messages about the 'using your own card' method. I can say from experience - DON'T DO IT! The 'Fraud Squad' will grill you like a steak! They get statements from EVERYONE, get the Attendant who gave the parcel to ID you, consult any video footage (most depots have several cameras, of which film can be kept upto anything like a year! PLus the depot will ask for ID!!! What do you do abuot that? And if it's used how do you explain that someone got all the info etc..... As you see it's full of flaws... I did'nt reply to look big-headed but because I was worried that someone might actualy try it!! P.S In my case the Police had a warrent to search my house!!!!!!! Red..... Area: Social Engineering Number: [18] of [33] Title: carding From: Roughman [42] Time: Mon Jan 24 04:22:12 1994 Oii flash most of those places have cameras in them,so if they did 'Investigate' they would see you there,although you could deny that its you and you look nothing like that skiny geezer etc.. The risk aspect goes up every time and how many times can you do this on your own card eh? I know a girl who maxxed her own card in a shop, then she reported her card, the fraud squad just looked at the security film and "Hi Dad i'm in jail" Your better off with the method outlined earlier the "Roughman Stop" Area: Social Engineering Number: [19] of [33] Title: carding From: Roughman [42] Time: Mon Jan 24 04:25:03 1994 RED: They Don't ask for I.D 9 times outa 10 ,And on that occasion a buss pass did the trick!! Area: Social Engineering Number: [20] of [33] Title: flash method From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Jan 30 01:27:01 1994 Okay! So my Flash method had a few glitches, I can't be perfect all the time. What do you expect, that was just the 'prototype'. Now here's the revised Flash method... Follow the old one until you are about to go into the depot and pick up the goodies. Now, (really clever this bit) wander around until you find some street urchin living in a cardboard box or something. Get talking to the poor unfortunate, then ask them if they'd like to earn some easy money. This may scare them off, but hopeully you could get them to carry out the final, and dangerous part of the method for you. Then if they get sussed out and nicked, you bugger off down the road. When they start to ask questions, just say "I've never seen this person before in my life, officer." then as they're dragged off kicking and screaming, say "Poor thing, obviously mad." I mean, who are they going to beliveve? If they do pull it off, you just give them a tenner for their trouble or beat them up, depending on how you feel, or how big they are. This way if it goes wrong everyone's happy, you get away with it, the 'urchin' gets either money or food and shelter, and the dibbles get someone to show their truncheons and pieces of rubber hose-pipe. Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [21] of [33] Title: carding From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Feb 06 01:56:40 1994 Has anyone tried carding with their own card using a 'safe house' or 'drop'. i.e. Ordering shit with your own card, getting it sent to a fake address, then claiming you didn't buy it when the bill comes? Would this work? P.S. Index, the catalogue shop, allow you to phone and order by credit card, then pick it up from the shop. Has anyone tried carding doing this? Was it as easy as it sounds?? Is there a way they check up the details before they let you order?? Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [22] of [33] Title: more carding From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Feb 06 01:57:28 1994 I am interested in carding using Switch card numbers, as I can get hold of loads of them. Is it harder or easier than using a credit card? Also, as itm is a debit card, do they check the cardholders account when you place an order, and does this make things difficult?? I am also interested in getting myself a Switch card and carding with it, then saying I didn't buy anything. How hard would this be? And does anybody know how they would check up my story?? Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [23] of [33] Title: free mars bars!! From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Feb 12 01:03:00 1994 A mate of mine reckons he can get free food out of those Mars vending machines (the ones that sell Mars bars, Opel fruits, Snickers bars etc.) I haven't been able to try it yet, so I'll have to take his word for it. This is what he told me to do... You need 2 people, one switches off the machine at the socket for around 3-5 seconds. Then you switch it back on and when some shit appears on the LED readout, the other guy starts pressing the button you want like mad, don't hold it down, just keep pressing it like crazy until the readout says VENDING, then out comes your free chocky bar...WAAAHEY!! Well, my mate says it works anyway. Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [24] of [33] Title: carding From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Feb 12 01:03:40 1994 When delivery men deliver packages, do they have to deliver it to the address? cos I've had a dead good idea! Instead of going to the trouble of arranging a 'drop' for the stuff you've carded, get it delivered to a block of flats and wait outside for the courier. When the guy is about to go into the building, ask him if he's got any stuff for you as you're locked out and waiting for a flatmate, etc. to come and let you in. Does anyone know if this would work, or would he HAVE to deliver it to the flat? Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [25] of [33] Title: free mars bars!! From: Oregon Kowboy [143] Time: Sun Feb 13 01:18:11 1994 Saw a file about this on the UTOPIA bord in NL. Area: Social Engineering Number: [26] of [33] Title: Carding dangers From: Pulse [176] Time: Tue Feb 22 22:16:12 1994 I didn't know where to put this msg so I thought soc. eng. was close enough... Here's the deal: I'd like to know the dangers of carding in the following circumstances... If you are using a brand new card and the company is willing to send to a different address is there much danger of getting caught? Would it be workable to keep ringing different shops until you find one willing to mail to a different address (using a good excuse obviously and using a different card every shop) or is it possible that they might phone the card-holder for verification of the order or something ? I'm talking about virgin cards so the shop itself would have no idea it was stolen until after the purchase. What are the dangers after the pickup if you use a drop-site ? I take it, also, that there would be little or no danger if carding to the proper address on the card ? Thanks in advance Pulse Area: Social Engineering Number: [27] of [33] Title: Carding dangers From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Tue Feb 22 23:37:13 1994 The best way to do it is to card it to the actual owners (card owners that is) house when they are on vacation whatever, and either fax the parcel-courier firm a letter saying you hereby authorise them to leae it on your porch whatever or stand outside and collect it, "oh thanks mate" etc...But either way this isnt hacking this is just fraud and sucks the big one...so forget it...how overjoyed would you be to have to pay up 800 odd qwuid for some spotty little fuck ordering himself a new warez modem and a cdrom? 8/ Area: Social Engineering Number: [28] of [33] Title: bus tickets From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Apr 04 22:33:07 1994 I dunno if this will work with other bus services but it hasn't failed once since I started doing it, (what the fuck are you talking about, Flash?) Aha! I'm talking about printing your own bus tickets, not just any old bus tickets, but the ones where you "pay once for a days travel" you know, in Manchester, they're called Daysaver tickets and in Rossendale they're called Rover tickets, anyway you get the idea. A mate of mine had the idea a while ago, all you need is a computer (I expect most of you have one) and a printer (crappier the better). Now, get yourself a daysaver, or whatever, ticket then copy it out in an art package, this may take a while, but after that you only need to change the date. Okay, done that? Good. Now for the tricky bit, getting a blank roll of tickets, hopefully, bus drivers in your part of the world are as clueless as they are around here, all I did was get onto buses and ask for a spare roll of tickets, I was expecting to have to come up with a clever blag, but the guy just said "Yeah." and gave me them!! Anyway, I now have free bus travel for life. Oh, yeah, almost forgot, to get that lovely jagged edge that tickets normally have, use a pair of pinking shears (sort of crinkle-cut scissors used for cutting fabric.) Flash. Area: Social Engineering Number: [29] of [33] Title: vat From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Apr 16 22:12:22 1994 Does anyone know a way of avoiding paying VAT on computer stuff? I saw an ad. in an old issue of Micro Mart saying there was an absoloutely legal way of doing it, but to find out you had to write to a PO box number somewhere, so I thought it was probably a rip-off. But is this really possible? Area: Social Engineering Number: [30] of [33] Title: vat From: Harlequin [99] Time: Sat Apr 16 22:46:52 1994 Yeah, to avoid VAT on computer stuff, you need to set yourself up as :[POxa consultant, i.e. someone who uses computers for their business, then you can claim VAT back from the Government. This micro mart bit was probably just letting you register as a business. Area: Social Engineering Number: [31] of [33] Title: vat From: Max Overdrive [97] Time: Mon Apr 18 00:58:34 1994 Or how about just buying from someone who isn't VAT registered. Area: Social Engineering Number: [32] of [33] Title: vat From: MikeA [106] Time: Wed Apr 20 23:24:43 1994 Easier thing would be to surely to get someone who IS VAT registered to buy your good for you through his/her own company and then claim the VAT back for himself, they can then write small assets like that off. Area: Social Engineering Number: [33] of [33] Title: vat From: Max Overdrive [97] Time: Sat Apr 23 00:07:41 1994 If it's a new computer system the VAT man may ask to see it when he next checks your books and if you haven't got it then he'll wanta see the sales receipt from when you sold it and of course if your vat registered you have to charge vat when you sell it. The best way to avoid the vat is too find a small dealer and go and see him with a fist full of dollars. Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [1] of [10] Title: scan some no.s From: Boot [121] Time: Tue Aug 17 22:35:58 1993 ok lets get another scanning sesion going on the 0500 prefexes , ive already scaned alot and not found anything.. ill start of with 0500 0000000 to 0500 200000 ok! get scanning!~ scribed by BOOT!.... Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [2] of [10] Title: scan some no.s From: Dippledo [36] Time: Wed Aug 25 02:20:09 1993 Ok I'll do 0500 700000 to 0500 900000 see ya soon. Dippeldo... Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [3] of [10] Title: scannin! From: Black Widow [133] Time: Wed Aug 25 05:56:08 1993 I intend to fget some decent scanning done but cant till I go pulse. I'll fuck thats meant to be tone! I'm bloody pulse jus now! Anyway, I'll be in here then so don't scan everything! BW Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [4] of [10] Title: mercury portibles From: Alchemist [9] Time: Fri Sep 10 02:28:10 1993 i phoned up mercury on 0500 500 121 about these free phone calls on portable phones today. they operate on 1800 mghz and are pure digital lines etc only draw back i have to sell me cellnet phone cause ill have to pay 250 quid or card another mercury phone with the right freqs.. anyone chipping these new phones? free calls from 7pm-7am and all day weekends etc local hook me modem up and im on a modem calling spree free!!!!! Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [5] of [10] Title: scans From: Phantasm [1] Time: Fri Dec 17 18:01:57 1993 Has anyone tried any recent 0500 scanning? I hear Mercury's freephone lines are getting quite popular with many BT linkline customers. Do any international 0500 prefixes exist? (i.e. similar to 0800-89X-XXXX) Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [6] of [10] Title: scans From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Tue Dec 21 00:23:34 1993 0500 89is also international...I beleive there's another one 90? i duno, can't recall... Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [7] of [10] Title: Scans.. From: Eck [137] Time: Sun Jan 02 00:51:59 1994 OK, here's a few intresting #'s 0800-898-0XX 30 - VMB's 51 - FordHurst Nat. bank Credit Enqury 62 - 1st Nat Bank " " 77 - Carrier 90 - Carrier 0800-898-1XX 05 - VMB's 18 - Carrier 24 - SprintLine (4 Digit PIN) 77 - Carrier 80 - VMB's 0800-898-2XX 27 - VMB's 35 - VMB's 39 - VMB's 71 - Carrier 77 - VMB's 81 - Carrier 0800-898-7XX 25 - VMB's 28 - VMB's 31 - Asks for a Site # 34 - Automated TeleConferancing 36 - Carrier 47 - TeleCard 77 - Campus Comms. (also VMB's press #) 78 - Voice Card 79 - VMB's 90 - VMB's Shum PHreephone Carriers: 0800-892-142 0800-892-165 0800-892-185 0800-892-186 0800-892-189 0800-891-018 0800-891-030 0800-891-388 EcK =.= UnderGround Cove =.= +44 417777107 =.= Guy Falwks For PM! =.= Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [8] of [10] Title: scan some no.s From: Nimbus [30] Time: Fri Feb 04 22:38:19 1994 Well..N E one found 0500 123123 ()vodafone) its good 4 phreaking!! theres also mercury 0500 500 194,thats another!! c ya! Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [9] of [10] Title: scan some no.s From: Hack10f [79] Time: Sun Feb 06 00:49:54 1994 nimbus what do you mean?? good for freaking?? mor info dude.. Area: o5oo Scan Club Number: [10] of [10] Title: AT&T 0500 dialups From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon Feb 14 18:30:29 1994 Almost one hundred AT&T USA Direct lines are available between 0500-890-300 and 0500-890-393. Nice to see AT&T have decided to move away from British Telecom's linkline service. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [1] of [50] Title: another number From: Eck [137] Time: Sun Jan 02 00:55:13 1994 That # is a UNIX (AT&T Flavour)... Logon as GUEST... tell me what ya get as I got in... but I think the system was a bit screwed... EcK Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [2] of [50] Title: lola From: Eck [137] Time: Sun Jan 02 00:58:00 1994 I can accross one of them too... The format seems to be HELLO acc.acc (ie HELLO guest.user) Couldn't get in mind U... EcK Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [3] of [50] Title: lola From: Pulse [176] Time: Mon Jan 03 00:34:50 1994 Is this the HP3000 system on 0800-895006 ? I had a quick go at the defaults on that today but got nowhere - It's very secure.... Pulse Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [4] of [50] Title: lola From: iMP [162] Time: Fri Jan 07 22:38:54 1994 Yup HeLLO User:Group in fact ... HP 3000's .. th one's i scanned didn't have any defaults but then ... Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [5] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Jan 10 23:05:51 1994 Hi all! I had a look at this message base for the first time a few days ago and read about someone calling 0800 100 100 and asking for Russel. Now, call me a sad git, but I thought that it might be fun (in a sad childish twat kind of way). So me and a few mates rang them up loads of times and they wouldn't tell us what company they were, all we got was "This is a private business line." or "I'm not obliged to tell you that." I'm getting really pissed off and want to know who they are. Anyone got any ideas? Maybe the're the secret service or something.... Hmmmmm. Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [6] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Zak McCracken [192] Time: Tue Jan 11 00:44:13 1994 Hi there! You could try adopting a more subtle approach, using a polite well groomed sort of accent, make out that you are from a company trying to sell them something, or maybe your from BT engineering department carrying out tests on the line, and checking records :-> , possibly you could be from the directory enquiries dept. checkin rekords again be imaginative and subtle, and ya will get the suckers eventually. If the person on the end of the fone is a real cow you could try your anonymous caller / husband is shagging round routine. loads a poss. l8r Zak MC. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [7] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Phantasm [1] Time: Fri Jan 14 18:57:16 1994 Flash, I dont know about 0800 100 100 being the "Secret Service", however I did discover a 0800 dialup for the FBI a few years back. Imagine my surprise when I dialed a number at random and heard "FBI Headquarters" in an American accent. Quite a good cure for constipation I can tell you. Did anyone bother to write this number down anywhere? Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [8] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sat Jan 15 00:07:37 1994 0800 89 1269 FBI I tried various social engineering techniques on the 0800 10 0100 but got no response, which believes me to think, theres some special codeword you have to say, to get anything out of them. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [9] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Jan 15 23:21:56 1994 HA HA HA! This afternoon I phoned 0800 100 100. Heres a transcript. Telephonist-"0800 100 100?" Me-"Hello, I'm from British Telecom, the directory enquires dept. (Great idea Zak! :-D)....We seem to have a problem with our records, all I need to know is the name of the comany that this line is registered to." Telephonist-"It's Shell Homeline." Me-"O.K. Thanks, you've been very helpful. " Telephonist-"...Click,Brrrrrr" Me-"Bye bye." Telephonist-"Brrrrrrrr" Me-"Oh, she hung up...bitch." O.K., Now I knew the name of the company. So I thought "Hmmm, Shell, that's th petrol station isn't it.". So my mate called and complained that a Shell petrol pump had given him deisel instead of petrol and damaged his engine. The telephonist said that the line was only for something to do with ordering petrol and not for compaints. Why the fuck did they want to keep that secret?? Ooooh, it makes me maaaaad! Byeee, Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [10] of [50] Title: 0800 From: Hack10f [79] Time: Sun Jan 16 01:07:26 1994 Is ther a rout in blue boxing to box globle yet without using a pbx or a card if so whats the prefix ie..b12***************c ??????????? if any one knows help chers dudes..HACK10F Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [11] of [50] Title: FBI From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Jan 17 00:54:06 1994 I tried calling 0800 891 1269, Cherokee said that this was a dialup for the FBI. But all I got was that crap tone you get when you dial a non-existant number. Are you sure that was the right number? Maybe they've changed it. Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [12] of [50] Title: Operators From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Jan 17 00:55:11 1994 Me and a mate were dialling random 0800 89x xxx numbers and we got an AT&T operator who seemed to think that we were calling from the something plaza hotel. We asked her to make a collect call to an American number we'd made up and gave her a fake name. We heard her call the number and some guy picked it up. He said he'd never heard of us and wouldn't take the call. So my mate started crying and said "But you said you loved me, how can you do this to me?? (Boo Hoo, Sob)". You should have heard the guys voice "You definately go a wrong number buddy" and he slammed down the phone. So my mate started saying "I think I'll just end it all, life's just not worth living anymore", the operator was shitting herself. HO HO, how we laughed! Anyway, we don't know the number we dialled, so does anyone know of any 0800 or 0500 dialups where you get an American operator? Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [13] of [50] Title: Wildcat From: Flash [172] Time: Mon Jan 17 00:56:48 1994 What is the Wildcat BBS on 0800 960 874/5/6. I got the number from here, but I only just called it. It's a load of crap. Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [14] of [50] Title: Wildcat From: Flash [172] Time: Tue Jan 18 00:10:47 1994 AAAHH! I get it! (I'm talking about Wildcat BBS, by the way.) You can call it free and chat to 2 other people. I thought that the board itself was supposed to be decent, only it's a load of shite. Silly me, I'm a bit slow sometimes. Has anyone actually tried using it to chat for free? If not, does anyone fancy a chin-wag? Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [15] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Black Widow [133] Time: Tue Jan 18 02:40:30 1994 Zack/ Flash: Me and my co-sysop sat for about 2-3 hours calling between o8oo 1oo 1oo and as many operators as we could find... we sat chatting up DQ and the 1oo operators and nobody could tell us what company it was/ even how to find out apart from asking the company and you have laready found out what comes from the direct approach Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [16] of [50] Title: 0800100100 From: Alt_Ten [131] Time: Tue Jan 18 23:06:56 1994 i still think its something a bit bigger than a fucking petrol retailer... theyre definetely covering something up... Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [17] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Jan 22 21:59:17 1994 Alt_Ten: Come to think of it, you may have a point. A 24 hour freefone line for ordering petrol is a bit hard to swallow (ooer). It also doesn't explain why they won't say who they are. Hmmmm. Flash. P.S. Why dosen't someone try hooking up an amplifier to the phones mouthpiece and popping that stupid cow's eardrum?? (Oh, I'm SO evil. HA HA HA! ) Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [18] of [50] Title: FBI From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sun Jan 23 03:52:44 1994 I have not called up the FBI for a year or so, so thats all i had written in my notes :) Actually i said 0800 89 1269 not 0800 891 1269, as you have typed up :) Cherokee Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [19] of [50] Title: your boring From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sun Jan 23 03:57:07 1994 Why does everybody scan exchanges 89 and 96, when theres a multitude of other exchanges with systems, vmb's, pabx,s etc, which have hardly been touched. Cherokee Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [20] of [50] Title: heh From: Cherokee [24] Time: Sun Jan 23 04:00:37 1994 IF 0800 100 100 was something more 'important other than a shell petrol ordering service', dont you think they would of changed to a differnt number? They must receive quite a few calls every day, by some curious person just to see, if theres somethihng connected to 0800 100 100. I dont believe they're anything else, heh Alt_Ten prove me wrong, and i'll stop hp'ing for 24 hours. heh Cherokee Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [21] of [50] Title: 0800 From: Pyro Man [23] Time: Sun Jan 30 00:36:41 1994 Well the routing codes are gonna vary from Op to Op I should think to make things harder.. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [22] of [50] Title: fbi From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Jan 30 01:28:13 1994 Cherokee: Okay, so I made a typing error, I meant 0800 891 269, It still dosen't work though. Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [23] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Jan 30 01:28:44 1994 Hey everyone, I've had an idea! No, it's a good one. What about arranging a certain time for everybody to call 0800 100 100 and ask how much anal intercorse would cost or something. If everyone here get their mates to do it at the same time as well, there could be thousands of people calling them. HA! HA! HA! just think of it, could be a record. Anyone interested?? Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [24] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Hack10f [79] Time: Sun Jan 30 01:37:32 1994 YEp im intrested only with the bitch on the 0800-100-100 let me know and im game for a laugh dude.. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [25] of [50] Title: your boring From: Eck [137] Time: Mon Jan 31 01:39:04 1994 Have U tried scanning 0800324xxx or whatever, it's Soooooo boring.. at least with 89,96 U find like 30 carriers outta 1000.. ok so what if more people have been thru the system than Maddona? eck Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [26] of [50] Title: Need Scan areas From: Hack10f [79] Time: Tue Feb 01 04:42:04 1994 Has anyone got any good areas to scan, if we all scan differnt sections than it will only take arlf the time. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [27] of [50] Title: Need Scan areas From: Znote [82] Time: Sat Feb 05 22:22:36 1994 I never would have guessed my note about 0800100100 would take on such a following :> Z-N0TE (No High ASCii Chars this time !) elete Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [28] of [50] Title: Scanning etc From: Znote [82] Time: Mon Feb 07 00:17:02 1994 I have ToneLoc 1.01 b1 (Dec 26th 93) ... If anyone wants to do some scanning of some 0800's let me know ... TTFN ~ SiAC ~ World Domination Tour '1994 DDMM[ Z-N0TE -/- SiAC '94 ]MMDD .. NagWare Neutralizers // elete Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [29] of [50] Title: LOLA From: KMFDM [50] Time: Tue Feb 08 22:39:02 1994 Any one know what LOLA stands for? Tried getting response on this about 5 months ago.Its on an 0800 no. Not too sure if its operating anymore.Anyone help? Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [30] of [50] Title: fbi From: Mad [62] Time: Wed Feb 16 00:28:46 1994 DO YOU HAVE THE REAL NUMBER OR NOT? MAD Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [31] of [50] Title: 100 100 From: Mad [62] Time: Wed Feb 16 00:30:10 1994 WHY NOT, SOUNDS LIKE A LAUGH. LET ME KNOW IF ANYTHING MORE COMES OF IT. MAD Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [32] of [50] Title: AIX System From: Wintermute [74] Time: Fri Feb 25 00:21:21 1994 U'll find a AIX system running on a IBM RS6000 on 0800 895 974. It appears to be french (at prompts are at least) Try GUEST as logon, and It'll drop ya to the shell. It's got a telenet dialout somewhere. If u get anywhere let me know. Wintermute. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [33] of [50] Title: carrier.log From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45] Time: Sat Feb 26 03:54:53 1994 21-Feb-94 13:35:59 0800891012 C - 21-Feb-94 13:36:30 0800891018 C - 21-Feb-94 13:39:19 0800891124 C - 21-Feb-94 13:39:38 0800891623 C - 21-Feb-94 14:05:51 0800891518 C - 21-Feb-94 14:16:09 0800891048 C - 21-Feb-94 14:29:00 0800891233 C - 21-Feb-94 20:25:17 0800891140 C - 22-Feb-94 21:36:03 0800891984 C - 22-Feb-94 22:00:32 0800891131 C - 22-Feb-94 22:50:18 0800891182 C - 22-Feb-94 23:01:24 0800891426 C - 22-Feb-94 23:06:14 0800891388 C - 22-Feb-94 23:07:35 0800891935 C - 23-Feb-94 14:49:33 0800893078 C - 23-Feb-94 15:10:24 0800893827 C - 23-Feb-94 15:17:16 0800893738 C - Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [34] of [50] Title: carrier.log From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45] Time: Sat Feb 26 03:58:21 1994 24-Feb-94 03:17:30 0800895537 C - 24-Feb-94 03:18:30 0800895544 C - 24-Feb-94 03:21:19 0800895174 C - 24-Feb-94 03:26:15 0800895824 C - 24-Feb-94 03:35:17 0800895389 C - 24-Feb-94 04:09:40 0800895230 C - 24-Feb-94 04:24:21 0800895194 C - 24-Feb-94 04:26:21 0800895093 C - 24-Feb-94 04:33:42 0800895650 C - 24-Feb-94 04:39:56 0800895195 C - 24-Feb-94 04:45:47 0800895293 C - 24-Feb-94 04:46:19 0800895785 C - 24-Feb-94 04:48:11 0800895686 C - 24-Feb-94 04:54:40 0800895121 C - 24-Feb-94 04:56:11 0800895606 C - 24-Feb-94 05:10:03 0800895152 C - 24-Feb-94 05:22:01 0800895612 C - Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [35] of [50] Title: carrier.log From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45] Time: Sat Feb 26 04:00:13 1994 25-Feb-94 01:01:28 0800892242 C - 25-Feb-94 01:20:08 0800892833 C - 25-Feb-94 01:30:18 0800892186 C - 25-Feb-94 01:30:54 0800892686 C - 25-Feb-94 01:44:48 0800892804 C - 25-Feb-94 02:35:29 0800892813 C - 25-Feb-94 02:47:05 0800892624 C - 25-Feb-94 03:08:23 0800892374 C - 25-Feb-94 03:30:07 0800892030 C - 25-Feb-94 03:50:06 0800892656 C - 25-Feb-94 03:55:33 0800892609 C - 25-Feb-94 04:00:16 0800898281 C - 25-Feb-94 04:05:49 0800898541 C - 25-Feb-94 04:25:41 0800898271 C - 25-Feb-94 04:46:43 0800898319 C - 25-Feb-94 04:46:57 0800898736 C - 25-Feb-94 05:01:10 0800898090 C - Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [36] of [50] Title: carrier.log From: Phantasm [1] Time: Sat Feb 26 07:16:05 1994 Hi.T.Moonweed, nice scan mate! Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [37] of [50] Title: AIX System From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Mon Feb 28 00:44:07 1994 Bah did you have to give that out! you can root on there with so much ease, and its got telnet etc. to anywhere you like...the security is a joke... Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [38] of [50] Title: nice From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Mon Feb 28 00:45:51 1994 Nice scan HiT...heh... Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [39] of [50] Title: nice From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45] Time: Mon Feb 28 02:50:15 1994 well having 10 phone lines does help a bit heh Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [40] of [50] Title: AIX System From: Eck [137] Time: Tue Mar 01 00:30:16 1994 it sucks.... (the French AIX on 0800895974) telnet to... Ermmm fuck donald (I think) from it and logon as root... hehehe no fuckin Passwd :] Eck Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [41] of [50] Title: bollocks From: Flash [172] Time: Sun Apr 03 21:22:11 1994 I called 0800 895 974 but all I got was garbage on the screen. I tried using Strip 7th bit, Ascii, VT-52 etc. but it didn't help, I also tried 8N1,7N1,7O1 7E1,7N1.5,7N2,7O2 etc. but I still kept getting a load of bollocks. Who was it that left a message about it in the first place? Can you tell me what settings you used? Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [42] of [50] Title: freak From: Hack10f [79] Time: Tue Apr 05 00:03:58 1994 HIE YOU DUDES GOT BORD SO DUNE SOME SCANING ON O0 HER ARE THE FOLLOWING CODES FOR OTHER CONTRY USING BLUEBEEP..... B27 IS FOR SOUTH AFRICA.. B354 IS FOR ICLAND.. B56 IS FOR CHILE.. B57 IS FOR COLUBIA (DRUGS) B591 IS BOLIVA.. B62 ????? B63 IS PHILIPINES B66 IS THILAND.. B886 TAWAIN THE ABOUTH ARE ROUTING CODES I HOPE THE NUMBERS ARE USFULL TO YA OW BYE THE WAY DOES ANY ONE KNOW THE BREAKING FREAKENZIE FOR 0800-8-354 ICLAND??? Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [43] of [50] Title: AIX System From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Thu Apr 07 22:15:53 1994 ive been trying to crack this fucker for some reason shit i tried everything DSC said guest nah! tell us if u get any joy Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [44] of [50] Title: bollocks From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Thu Apr 07 22:16:49 1994 i got in vt220 no shit 8n1# Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [45] of [50] Title: 899 886 From: Flash [172] Time: Sat Apr 23 00:52:20 1994 I tried 0800 899 886, I think it's some kind of VMS, I can't remember what I dialled, but it began with a one, after a couple of UK type rings, it clicked they did two US rings then I got some yank asking me to leave a message for him. I also found that it rings when you press any digit except 1, * or #. Also when it's ringing, press # to get the dial(ish) tone again. Flash. Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [46] of [50] Title: Shit From: Znote [82] Time: Sat Apr 23 02:44:42 1994 I called 0800890999 and asked the BT guyon the other end why I could no longer break Hawaii, he said he didnt know but to call back during the week and that once of their techinications would know. I had threewated him onto the party line so everyone was listening ... I mean, BT helping with boxing what next! AT&T giving us calling cards ?! ... Also Phant that Merc numba is in Russia, its a contruction comapny in Russia using Merc run by British people (highland guy and an English guy), breakable but only every so-often :> ... Using a bit of pink noise ... Catcha L8r. Z-N0TE elete Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [47] of [50] Title: 0800-282871 From: Harlequin [99] Time: Sat Apr 23 22:41:58 1994 This is 0800-282871. Its 2400,7E1. When you connect it does nothing for a while. Then asks if you have a printer attached to the terminal. After that it pumps loads of control codes on the screen and gives some of the stuff below. I've removed most of the ansi rubbish. I've tried ANSI, VT52 and VT100 and it still doesn't like it. Anyway, the majority of the text is below. Terminal:BMHSD0C5 Press ENTER to proceed --- NOTICE --- This is a private computer facility protected by a security system. Access to and use of this facility requires explicit written, current authorization and is strictly limited to the purposes of this organization's business. Unauthorized or any attempt at unauthorized access, use, copying, alteration, destruction or damage to its data, programs, or equipment may violate the applicable law and may result in criminal prosecution or civil liability, or both. Y2 Y2; Y2P Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y-= Violation detected -try again or contact your security officer. Accesso errato prova ancora o contattare il security coordinator. Fehlerhafte eingabe -wiederholen oder datensicherheits-beauftragten ansprechen. Donnees incorrectes -essayez a nouveau ou contactez l'officier de securite. Y2 Y2; Y2P Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y-= Maximum violations detected - contact your security officer now. Massim accessi consentiti - contattare il security coordinator. viele fehleingaben - datensichereits-beauftragten ansprechen. Acces refuse - contactez votre officier de securite. wEiRd Eh? -> Harlequin Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [48] of [50] Title: carriers From: Hi.T.Moonweed [45] Time: Wed Apr 27 00:54:52 1994 01-Mar-94 20:05:24 0800899899 C - 01-Mar-94 20:51:14 0800899781 C - 01-Mar-94 20:51:48 0800899736 C - 01-Mar-94 20:57:30 0800899743 C - 01-Mar-94 21:06:08 0800899455 C - 01-Mar-94 21:16:23 0800899888 C - 01-Mar-94 21:23:28 0800899834 C - 01-Mar-94 21:47:09 0800899612 C - 01-Mar-94 21:48:19 0800899328 C - 01-Mar-94 21:58:37 0800899489 C - 01-Mar-94 22:04:31 0800899194 C - 01-Mar-94 22:05:09 0800899160 C - 01-Mar-94 22:05:41 0800899833 C - 01-Mar-94 22:34:28 0800899830 C - 01-Mar-94 22:57:57 0800899491 C - 01-Mar-94 23:08:35 0800899292 C - 01-Mar-94 23:19:38 0800899166 C - Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [49] of [50] Title: some nums to try From: Harlequin [99] Time: Mon May 02 23:37:07 1994 OK, here are a couple of numbers I've found while scanning 0800282xxx (so far). The first seems to be a UNIX system (kEwL). With username/ password inputted as guest/guest you get asked for a second 'Dialup Password'. The second number wants a dial-back password... This does seem to suggest caller-id, but it's more likely that it'll ask you for your number once you've cracked the passwd. Anyway... tHiS iZ az fAr Az I'vE gOt, BuT eYe OnLy FoUnD tHeM tOdAy.... --> Harlequin 0800282968 sequk Welcome to the Sequoia European Response Centre login: guest Password: guest Dialup Password: ????? Login incorrect 0800282542 ENTER DIAL-BACK PASSWORD - Area: o8oo Scan Club Number: [50] of [50] Title: 282 Scan From: Harlequin [99] Time: Tue May 10 23:00:55 1994 0K d00dz... Here is the carriers from the 0800282xxx scan I did. Hmmm, nothing particularly interesting. Except the Sequoia login (which I have mentioned before 'guest'/'guest'). Still no luck on the dial-up password though... --> HarLeQuin 0800282542 C: CONNECT 2400 ENTER DIAL-BACK PASSWORD - 0800282968 C: CONNECT 2400 sequk Welcome to the Sequoia European Response Centre login: 0800282793 C: CONNECT 2400 > Typing ? gets a please login type prompt... 0800282794 C: CONNECT 2400 > 0800282871 C: CONNECT 2400 0800282841 C: CONNECT 2400 0800282443 C: CONNECT 2400 0800282278 C: CONNECT 2400 *OS/32 TERMINAL MONITOR 08-02.2 3230 R&D 8.2.2******** Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [1] of [39] Title: sytex.com From: Boot [121] Time: Mon Aug 23 22:04:35 1993 has any one herd of "sytex.com".... its a bbs in the states that lets ya into various local nets... node 1..7033589022 ..node 2..7035284380 ..it worth a look... it also lets u get into internet..buy leapfroging to another local net! scribed by BOOT!.... Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [2] of [39] Title: nodes From: Agent Orange [47] Time: Mon Sep 13 01:03:57 1993 I am compiling a 'good node guide' to the internet for the online databse section of my bbs, does anyone have any suggestions, hacked nodes, or sites of special interest, even machines with MUGs frequented by h/p/a types. Agent Orange Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [3] of [39] Title: Interneial-ups From: Shaft [63] Time: Mon Sep 13 23:47:28 1993 Has anyone got any US/UK internet dials-ups.....Maybe even a password or two as well...Please post...........SHAFT(63) Message option? Quit Current board is: Internet Scan Club bort ist ew

ost uit ead Board 16 choice? Read messages Read from [1,39]? 30 Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [30] of [39] Title: Internet xfers From: Phantasm [1] Time: Sun Apr 17 10:47:09 1994 The 'Internet' file transfers directory is now online. I will be adding several hundred files to this area in the near future. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [31] of [39] Title: Internet dialups From: George King [87] Time: Tue Apr 19 23:02:35 1994 Has anyone here got a US internet dialup they want to swap for something? The faster the better...all mine seem to have gone down bar one sloooow one (sigh). I'll swap decent systems for decent dialups :-) Mail me.. George Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [32] of [39] Title: Internet dialups From: Phantasm [1] Time: Wed Apr 20 06:22:17 1994 US internet dialup... Cyberspace.net (515) 575-3150 Instant 'new user' access for 'FREE' telnet, archie, talk, irc, ftp, etc... Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [33] of [39] Title: Internet dialups From: George King [87] Time: Fri Apr 22 05:24:12 1994 Heh now there's a coincidence, I spent ages last night trying to hack that site, I tried everything, nfs mounts, ypx, ftp bug, sendmail, about the only thing I DIDN'T try was logging in as a new user.. Sigh :-> Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [34] of [39] Title: Sites From: Cyber Scout [33] Time: Fri Apr 29 22:48:14 1994 Anyone got any decent INET cell/phreak/warez sites... Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [35] of [39] Title: Sites From: George King [87] Time: Sat Apr 30 05:39:08 1994 Yeah..hang on..aha..try hack-this.pc.cc.cmu.edu (believe it or not), it's a hp site but it comes and goes, so jus try it every now and again. I have a list of ftp warez sites somewhere, but its about a week old, and the shelf life for a warez ftp site seems to be slightly less than a couple of days :) Ill see if theyre still there.. Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [36] of [39] Title: Internet dialups From: Red Mecury [61] Time: Mon May 02 23:18:48 1994 >GK, HeHe nfs mount??? Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [37] of [39] Title: Internet dialups From: George King [87] Time: Tue May 03 00:17:48 1994 Yah..get root on one internet sun then do a rpcinfo -p sitename on the site u wanna hack - if you see theyre running mountd then do a showmount -e on them. If they export any filesystems to (everyone) or the site you're on, then you can do the following: yoursite% mkdir /.example yoursite% mount site.you.wanna.hack:exported_filesystem /.p yoursite% cd /.example and then phuck about with the files in there, it's as if they were on your filesystem. N.b. some sites export stuff read-only :( (although that can be handy), if they export anyone's home directory writeable (finger comes in handy here) then u can just write a + + .rhosts file and rsh straight in. Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [38] of [39] Title: oops From: George King [87] Time: Tue May 03 00:18:34 1994 Oops just noticed, in the above example when I put /.p I meant /.example hope thats clear now :-) Area: Internet Scan Club Number: [39] of [39] Title: Warez/H/P/A From: Cryptic [8] Time: Wed May 11 02:17:29 1994 Any one got any decent internet sites for the above or anything interesting at all ... cryptic!! Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [1] of [23] Title: VMBs From: Black Widow [133] Time: Fri Sep 03 05:36:55 1993 Big amount of messages in here! Anybody got a program for the PC or a full proof method of breaking codez on a PBX? Tar Very Much... Black Widow Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [2] of [23] Title: BT America VMBX From: Bozz [86] Time: Tue Sep 07 23:59:47 1993 Anyone tried this sys, on 0800 891 446. Here are some ids, 4466 , 9933, 5544. Soem contain messages, others are empty. All accounts are 4 digits, any extra digits are the password, as in 95550, with 0 as the pwd (max 4 digit pwd). Some ids allow you to outdial, ive got 22 ids, four more without pwds, and as yet none with outdial capabilites, anyone help me??? Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [3] of [23] Title: British Telecom USA From: Phane [88] Time: Wed Sep 15 20:34:03 1993 0800-891-466 ID:1921, 1941 Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [4] of [23] Title: VMB's From: Phane [88] Time: Wed Sep 15 20:42:03 1993 The following is a list of voice mail systems.... some with codes... 0800-891-229 VoiceCom 0800-891-242 Press *#*# 0800-891-253 Network Equipment VMB 0800-891-444 VMB: 603 PW: 60 0800-891-210 AMD VMS 0800-891-226 NBA VMS 0800-891-444 VMB: 423, 428, 500, 416 no pw's 0800-891-958 4 Digit VMB's (ISP) 0800-891-954 VoiceCom 0800-891-941 Audio Information Exchange VMB 0800-891-978 EDS VMS 0800-891-975 Motorola VMS 0800-891-981 0800-891-500 United Technologies VMS 0800-891-510 Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [5] of [23] Title: virgin vmb From: Alchemist [9] Time: Wed Sep 15 23:18:26 1993 vmb at 1800 500 6245 with admin accounts at 8996-8999 Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [6] of [23] Title: British Telecom USA From: Dr Orange [110] Time: Mon Sep 20 01:53:01 1993 Do you know of any BT Direct numbers from the USA like a 1-800 back to the uk by using BT charge Cards beccause I think they would last longer than AT&Ts as BT arent used to the crime that much hahah. Dr Orange Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [7] of [23] Title: British Telecom USA From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon Sep 20 07:05:38 1993 In the USA you would dial 1-800-445-5667 AT&T or -444-2162 MCI or -800-0008 SPRINT Just say you need to call the UK with your Chargecard and give the operator the details she/he requires. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [8] of [23] Title: Some numbers From: Notman [92] Time: Tue Sep 28 00:27:21 1993 Heres some voice mail numbers. I've had no luck in havcking em but then again I've just started:- 0800 89 2400 7600 3000 4200 (4 digit boxes. Apparently #2000 belgons to Rotox) 4004 1002 Have fun & good luck. Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [9] of [23] Title: Jump Rope Ditty From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon Nov 15 22:03:18 1993 Call AK47's "Jump Rope Ditty" codeline on the following numbers. Node 1 - kp2+103105144425+st Node 2 - kp2+103105144607+st Remember to leave some valid cards, dialups or general information before you hang up. I am sure many of you will remember why the original "Jump Rope Ditty" codeline was taken down. If anyone knows any other interesting VMB's or codeline's, post the numbers in this oard/SIG. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [10] of [23] Title: Jump Rope Ditty From: Black Widow [133] Time: Thu Nov 25 22:53:17 1993 Phantasm: So, if I call either of these numbers I can get some more cards? I've got one just now, my last one died after 2 days coz of extensive use. I need to get some more to kind of even the load out! Black Widow Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [11] of [23] Title: blackwidow From: SCAT/RSI [31] Time: Thu Dec 16 00:30:52 1993 well,if you call there,grab a card and hang up its no use. you have to post ,otherwise the codeline will be cosed(as the last one) so if you pull codes make sure to leave codes,too.. Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [12] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Pulse [176] Time: Wed Jan 05 21:58:17 1994 Hi... Last night I was scanning a few boxes on a VMB - Got into a few - But when I hung up I received a call after a couple of mins... No-one on the other end tho. Just seems strange cos it was at 3:00 am. Any ideas ? PUlse Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [13] of [23] Title: blackwidow - cards From: Black Widow [133] Time: Sat Jan 08 23:29:47 1994 I take it I asked something about cards? / codelines? Oh well, I got a couple of cards a while ago from dippeldo, I dunno where he got them from, but I;ve got my soundblaster now so I'm not really too bothered. Black Widow Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [14] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Pyro Man [23] Time: Sun Jan 09 22:31:21 1994 Pulse, I dont know if this has happened to you b4 but sometiem if ya call a friend say and then hang up it rings and ya anmswer and ya mate'll be on the other end... Well waht I think it is is somehting to do eith the voltage used to keep the line open making the fone ring.. Its happened to me b4..(whatever it is I donrthink its a trace or anything) Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [15] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon Jan 10 17:05:30 1994 I don't know about being called back after making calls via unauthorised methods, however I have had my line locked open. Try calling 112 and then hangup, wait for a couple of seconds and pick up the phone again. I bet the operator is still online, right? Phantasm (SysOp) Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [16] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Pulse [176] Time: Wed Jan 12 22:36:18 1994 Pyro Man.. This return call I got - It called me back, like, a couple of minuted after I hung up so I shouldn't imagine it's anything to do with not hanging up properly. I wasn't scared really, I just wondered. Also my dad got some kind of strange call today - We were out so someone took a msg but it read: BT phone to tell you the number: 0800 243120. They also said to ring back about the telephone account. ... Not sure what that means yet but I'll find out when I phone tomorrow. Strange. Pulse Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [17] of [23] Title: VMB problem.. From: Pulse [176] Time: Thu Jan 13 22:13:41 1994 I've obtained a few empty boxes on an 0800 VMB system but they're gonna need a bit of work - Does anyone know how to get some systems to allow you to receive messages when you don't as standard ? If someone tried to leave me mail you hear my greeting then it just stops.... If you try to send someone else on the system mail you get the proper "Leave message after the beep" announcement. For some reason no-one can send me mail. Maybe it's because it's a new box and needs to be verified by the system manager or something ? Also there is no option once inside to send other boxes mail. If this will help identify the system the promprs are: - 2 For administrative options - 3 To change greetings - 5 To leave box Administrative options lets you change pwd and prompting level. Any ideas ? Pulse Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [18] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Black Widow [133] Time: Tue Jan 18 02:44:40 1994 Pyro: I did that a few times when I was using Calling Cards like a couple of times when I hit the wronmg program number on my fone and got the tel number instead of Card number :( As phantasm says "Its a good cure for constipation" ;) Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [19] of [23] Title: Returned call From: Pyro Man [23] Time: Sun Jan 30 00:39:44 1994 Puklse,that is really strange...maybe it was just a mate of your messing around.. Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [20] of [23] Title: Got one From: Znote [82] Time: Sat Feb 12 01:27:11 1994 I am currently scanning a VMB ... Have over 20 free slots so as soon as I get a full list of numbs I'll post them here, (I;m at 500 out of 1000) ... All passwords are 0 or 1111 ... ZNOTE elete Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [21] of [23] Title: BT America VMBX From: Thalian [88] Time: Sun Feb 27 02:09:08 1994 Yeh...soz not been on for awhile so info out of date but I remember finding the BT America box which has now died... Seems to have died since I was hacking codes on it... IT was working then 2 minutes l8r it was busy....It has been busy ever since?!?!?! Thalina soz... Thalian... Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [22] of [23] Title: Re: Returned Call! From: Thalian [88] Time: Sun Feb 27 02:13:49 1994 Hi Pulse, I have had this too?? I have bee nscanning the 0800=890-6xx and when 50 nums or so through got a call from the Op asking if I was Ok?? Then i say 'yeh!' and never heard out else??? Fuckin' Weird!! Area: Voice Mail Systems Number: [23] of [23] Title: Express/Meridian From: SlacJac [109] Time: Thu Apr 21 00:23:16 1994 Hmm.....found a merdian/express VMB the other day.....(0271 388 000) nex consecutive numbers ask for 'Prompt Maintenance. Menu ID?' doesnt seem to like any amount of numbers entered..... can these be disabled/not set up? any way of setting them externally? 388 001 trys to transfer to an operator but cant find one available... any ideas?...im new to vmbs so these may be stoopid questions.... -sj Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [1] of [12] Title: PBX systems From: Phantasm [1] Time: Sun Sep 26 11:28:40 1993 Just a another linkline PBX which requires hacking. 0800-893-105 (dial tone) Phantasm (SysOp) Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [2] of [12] Title: PBX on 0800? From: Shaft [63] Time: Tue Sep 28 22:01:19 1993 Has anyone hacked a PBX ON THE 0800 YET...I HAVE SEARCHED loadsa places but nope..PLease post me infp,there is even a Virgin PBX on the 0800 posted on this BBS,please help.....SHAFT(63) Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [3] of [12] Title: PBX on 0800? From: Phantasm [1] Time: Tue Sep 28 22:16:09 1993 I hacked a PBX personally a few years back on 0800-891-798. This was a company in New York called 'Interpayment'. If you pressed '000' you could get an outside line which would allow you to call global. I guess they suspected something was wrong when their phone bill arrived in a box. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [4] of [12] Title: PBXs From: Pyro Man [23] Time: Tue Sep 28 23:19:58 1993 Whats the best way to go about obtaining PBXs? I know one or tow but they'rew shitty things that wont dial Global.. So what do I do? Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [5] of [12] Title: PBXs From: Phantasm [1] Time: Wed Sep 29 17:11:44 1993 Pyro Man, the best method of obtaining PBX's is to dial a number range in sequence and make a note of all automated answering systems. Now you can go back through the list one at a time and try to access an outside line. Most systems nowdays require more than pressing '9' followed by the number, however you will be surprised at how stupid some people are. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [6] of [12] Title: PBXs From: Stealth [139] Time: Sun Nov 07 21:20:54 1993 Hi there this is Stealth and I have got a few P.B.Xs and I couldo you a swap but my prob is that my ones change their codes or dont work somtimes can you help? cheers Stealth Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [7] of [12] Title: PBX (GLOBAL) From: Shaft [63] Time: Mon Nov 29 00:17:29 1993 416-362-3966 acn : 65224879+011+Number Not bad PBX,just has a time limit of 2 minutes.Still better than paying for 3 minutues to Down under......Laterz...........SHAFT Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [8] of [12] Title: PBX on 0800? From: Texis [163] Time: Tue Dec 07 22:55:21 1993 Yes, there was a PBX on 0800 220255 which gave a recorded announcement. If you then dialled *0*9 you would be given a dialling tone and could then dial anywhere!!! Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [9] of [12] Title: pbx From: SCAT/RSI [31] Time: Thu Dec 16 00:39:17 1993 what about some american ? 512-474-4204 +9 +950number 212-326-8497 +23899+1800number 713-224-9009 +445849+acn Scat Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [10] of [12] Title: PBX's have faults From: Jono Bono [194] Time: Fri Feb 11 06:47:03 1994 I found a PBX that would give you dialling tone if you hit the # key as they were giving you a message. The system was on night service, so try this on some information lines in the US, when a message tells you that they are closed etc, trying confusing the system, you never know you luck, I do!....I'll be back with some numbers for you to try and explain how I used to get on one.....Jono Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [11] of [12] Title: PBX. From: Pyro [23] Time: Sun Feb 13 04:12:12 1994 had anyone managed to hack out a code for this PBXC at all? 0800 891 314.. I left me comp on fer liek 11 hours hacking it out and got fuck all.. (7 digit code I think..) (I noticed that if ya input the * key it doesnt fuckup so maybe thats used int he code? Area: PBX Scan Club Number: [12] of [12] Title: 899 PBX From: Pyro [23] Time: Wed Apr 13 22:04:15 1994 i found this PBX by accident whilst boxing off the taiwan op.. the # is 0800 899 886..bit of a fluek that..anyway..i dont know of any codes for it but when you dila a 9 it starts ringing..or mayeb itsa siren.. Area: Codelines Number: [1] of [7] Title: &^*&^% From: Phantasm [1] Time: Wed Dec 22 18:33:22 1993 Post all codeline dialups in this SIG. Phantasm (SysOp) Area: Codelines Number: [2] of [7] Title: grrr! From: Phantasm [1] Time: Mon Feb 14 18:38:11 1994 Nice to see so many people have been supporting the 'Codelines' SIG. [sure] Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Codelines Number: [3] of [7] Title: grrr! From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Tue Feb 22 23:44:33 1994 bah, try erm...1800-436-4801 codeline run by a guy called Paradox that I met on IRC...its pretty lame usually but sometimes he posts useful things...btw...not the place but what the fuck is 0800 891898? gives you a tone like a loop/bridge and it IS multinode but you cant hear if you try to speak over it....is it a muted loop or just a tone test or what??? Area: Codelines Number: [4] of [7] Title: grrr! From: Znote [82] Time: Sun Feb 27 00:52:58 1994 Z-N0TE - Glasgow elete Area: Codelines Number: [5] of [7] Title: grrr! From: Maelstrom [39] Time: Mon Feb 28 00:47:45 1994 900s you need a pbx, for 800`s just ask the inward B12ac121C to connect you to it, if she says she cant or whatever, just tell her you are receiving a network failure on that number... Area: Codelines Number: [6] of [7] Title: COdeline From: Phantasm [1] Time: Fri May 06 22:47:56 1994 Give Warchild's COdeline a call at kp2+10-518-449-6340+st. Phantasm (SysOp) uabbs@works.com Area: Codelines Number: [7] of [7] Title: ? From: SCAT/TRSI [31] Time: Mon May 09 23:28:57 1994 forget that codeline as there is always dead shit on it... (leeched from 1000 other codelines)