NNNNNNNN NNNN TTTT TTTTTT TTTT NNNNNNN NN TTT TTTTTT TTT N NNNNNNN NN TT TTTTTT TT NN NNNNNNN NN OOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN N OOOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOOO OOOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOOO OOOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NNNN NNNNNN 0 OOOO OOOOO 0 TTTTTTTT 0 <=-NATION OF THIEVES-=> NoT Newsletter #1 Edited on September 17, 1991 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Introduction: The Nation of Thieves is a fairly new organization. We've started to gain recognition, and plan to be an organization to stay around for the fight. This new group includes many parts of the underground, and it is only underground, and nothing but the underground. We cover various things such as, phreaking, hacking, terrorism, virii, and drugs. What this newsletter contains is generally a broad prospective of underground information and articles. We will be releasing a newsletter every so often with our latest collection of articles written for NoT. NoT is currently looking for authors. If you are interested, call Condemned Reality at 618-397-7702 (PW:SMASHED) and send up a file that you have written, the members of NoT will review this file then decide whether it would be in NoT's best interest to accept you as a member. This is your chance to get in on the newest magazine and underground group, and potentially a long standing group. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Before we get down to business, here's a little note to all you sysops out there that NoT would like to give. It's a touch of advice. There's a user in the underground that goes by Horize or Hot Rize. Here's a summary of his dweebness: A few months back, Horize got his line taken away from him because Mommy wouldn't foot the fone bill for him. At this time he was a member of NoT. We in NoT decided that this was exactly what we were trying to get rid of, so we decided to drop him and his system from Nation of Thieves. Well, mommy's boy didn't like that one bit. We told him nicely, and didn't call him a dweeb at that point. So, the fucker called up Condemned Reality and uploads this ANSI pic saying that it was a suggestion for a NoT logo. I looked at it, and turns out it was an ANSI bomb. Thing was, Horize being the dweeb he was, was too stupid to make it right. All the thing did was say echo off when you hit the spacebar. This was where we got to calling this little shit a dweeb. I left his access on the system because I like seeing the little fucker's attempts at screwing with it. Then, he pissed me off. He posted an AutoPost saying that I was a narc and I busted him. He was just, of course, saying that to save everyone else. Yeah, that's real good, Todd. I've been running that system off and on since about 1985. And all that time I was just busting the hell out of people, but word never got around. What a fucking moron. I sent him mail telling him what I thought of him. Then, he replies with this arrogant little message: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Horize #82 Sunday, September 15, 1991 4:03 pm RE: That's fucking... I just love pulling your fuckin' chain you asshole. NoT is dead...Realize it now!! No one is going to listen to your plea to delete me on other boards. I'm too popular and too well known while your a loser... HAHAHA ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Oh, now wasn't that sooooo cute. I like this shit, he's just too popular, everybody loves him. Half the people in the fucking underground have never heard of this dweeb and he's claiming to be king. Here's a wanna-be. Sysops, do yourselves a favor if you see this fucking putz, delete his account immediately, it'll save you time from doing it later. Nation of Thieves ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents Article #1 - PSN File Part #3 by Dreamwraith Article #2 - The Art of Carding by The Nut Kracker Article #3 - One Meg Cacher's 800 Carriers Listing Article #4 - One Meg Cacher's NUA's and Other Crap Listing Editorial - The Maniac has his words Appendix - Nation of Thieves Members and Systems Listing ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Article #1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- | PSN File Part 3 | --------------------- for NATION OF THIEVES by Dreamwraith ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The Responsiveness of Adaptive Routing: Adaptive Routing is a technique that allows a network to respond to changing traffic conditions. If packets are backed up in a buffer at a given node, the system can send traffic through other nodes until the roadblock clears. Simil- ar rerouting can occur if a transmission path is malfunctioning. The type of adaptive routing employs a set of programming instructions called a forward-search algorithm. In this scheme, the network keeps track of the cost (measured in daily time) of various routes from and to different nodes. As packets make their way along the network, the forward-search algorithm is perio- dically used to calculate the lowest-cost route from a given node to a givenm packet's destination. Adaptive routing of this kind may be overseen by a s supervisory node that collects delay-time data from throughout the network. Alternatively, the responsibility for monitoring delays and calculating routes may be distributed among the nodes in the network. One method of measuring delay time is called time stamping. Each node monit- ors the time a packet arrives in the node's incoming buffer and the time it departs from the outgoing buffer, and then reports the amount of delay either to a supervisory node or, in a distributed system, to other nodes in the network. In either case, the information is plugged into the forward search algorithm. (Although delay time at nodes is the only factor, in pratice, the forward-search algorithm would also take into account other factors, such as transmission time between nodes.) By compiling and priodically updating delay data from every node, the network is able to calculate at any moment the quickest route between any two points. EXAMPLE: NODE1 PACKET 1 TIME STAMP TIME IN: Millisecond 1000 TIME OUT:Millisecond 1008 ------------------------- Delay 8 In this simplified example of time stamping, time is measured in milliseconds (ms.), or thousandths of a second. A packet enters Node 1 at 1000ms. and leaves at 1008ms, for a delay at the link of 8 ms. This figure(the info), along with figures from other nodes, will be combined in the forward-search algoithm for route planning. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The Simplicity of Static Routing: An alternative to adaptive routing is static routing, a technique that is more vulnerable to malfunctions and congestion, but reduces a network's overhead by relieving the nodes of many computational responsibilities. Two types of static routing are fixed routing and flooding. With fixed routing, the network programmer establishes a directory of optimum routes to and from every point in the network. Each node simply reads a packet' s header to learn its destination, then either looks up that destination in a stored directory or receives instructions from a supervisory node. Thus, every message and every packet of a message sent from Station A to Station B will follow the same route. (In networks that employ a variation of fixed routing, there may be two or more routes--with predetermined priority--to choose from.) Flooding is useful in cases where one message must go to all stations or in an emergency when, for example, part of a military network might be damaged. Each node makes several copies of all message packets it receives, and sends one along every transmission path except the path a packet came in on. An obvious drwaback to flooding is that the network can become clogged as the number of copies increases. One method for dealing with this problem is to program the designation node to accept only one copy of each packet, and to destory duplica- tes as they arrive. (Each original packet and each copy has a unique identifier .) Another solution is to tag packets with a so-called hop-count number equal to some large value, such as the number of nodes in the network; each node reduc es by one the hop count of every incoming packet and destroys any packet whose hop count reaches zero. TO NODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -------------------------- 1|- 2 2 4 5 5 5 5 F | R 2|1 - 3 1 6 6 6 6 O | M 3|2 2 - 2 6 6 6 6 | 4|1 1 1 - 7 7 7 7 N | O 5|1 6 6 7 - 6 7 6 D | E 6|5 2 3 5 5 - 5 8 | 7|5 5 5 4 5 5 - 8 | 8|6 6 6 7 6 6 7 - In this fixed routing directory--stored at Node 2, the supervisory node in this example-sending nodes are listed in the leftmost column, receiving nodes in the top row. (In a distributed scheme, each node would store only the row that listed the optimum next stage for transmission to another node.) If Node 1 receives a packet destined for Node 8, the supervisory node consults the direct- ory and instructs Node 1 to send the packet to Node 5. Node 5, in turn, is told to send the packet to Node 6, and so on; the supervisory node checks the direct -ory for the route one node at a time. In a flooding scheme, each node obeys a sequence of instructions that might run as follows for each packet it receives: 1. Inspect the address in the packet 's header. 2. If this node is the packet's destination, forward it to the appro- priate station. 3. If this is not the destination, deduct one from the hop count . 4. If the resulting value is greater than zero, make copies and send them along all routes except the one the packet arrived on. 5. If the new value is 0, destroy the packet. Dreamwraith '91 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Article #2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The Art of Carding By The Nut Kracker ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents Disclaimer Preface I. Introduction II. Getting Cards III. Setting Up A Drop Site IV. Ordering V. Delivery VI. Pick-Up VII. Aftermath VIII. Live with Parents? IX. What to Card? X. Fucked Up? XI. Miscellaneous Notes XII. BBS's to call ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER - Read This First!!! This file is Strictly for informational purposes only. The writer of this text file and group affiliated with him are not responsible for the actions of the reader dealing with this subject. This file was written with the intent of giving the reader knowledge of Computer related crimes. Neither the author nor the BBS's that carry this file are responsible for any consequences of the readers' actions. By reading this file, you take responsibility for your own action. I do not endorse the using of this information in any illegal manner. Now that this shit's out of the way, we can get down to the nitty gritty of carding! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PREFACE I have read many text files on the carding and I have found that none of them really capture the full essence of the carding chain. I found that the majority of textfiles contain most of the same info in different words. I have put my personal methods and experimenting in here along with the traditional things. I hope that this file helps you *LEARN* about carding. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I. Introduction I'll skip all the bullshit and get to the facts... Credit Card fraud is simply using someone else's credit card to buy shit for yourself. Enough said!! There are many ways to use a cc such as ordering by mail, getting cash from Western Union, Order and go pick it up, etc. The possibilities are endless. This file concentrates on the mail order aspect of carding. Before you start you should consider the risks: Contrary to popular belief cc fraud is relatively safe. I'm sure you've never heard anywhere in the media that a person was caught and sent to jail because there aren't many. But for everyone that's caught, there are twenty people who get away with it. They don't publicize it because everyone would do it. Now consider the possibilities that there are... Just about anything that you could want you can get illegally. And for all you dudes that are scared of the *FEDS*, realize this: Feds have other more important things to do than waste their time trying to bust a guy that's carding a watch a house that is targeted as a dropsite when there are real criminals out there! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- II. Getting Card There are a couple of good ways to get cards... 1. Trashing Trashing is simply going to a stores trash bins to get Credit card transaction carbons. I suggest that you hit the trash after a big holiday like Christmas or something like that. You can get enough in one day to last three months. This can get messy and I prefer to use other means of attaining card numbers. 2. Raiding Mailboxes The advantage you have with mail boxing is you get the cc bill with the account number, billing address and credit limit but not the exp. date. The expiration date is not necessary, if you don't believe me, substitute 6/92. Go to a condo complex or the like and walk casually to the doors and pretend to look for a friends place while opening mailboxes. Look for anything with a return address of a bank (ie. Citibank, First National, Comerica). 3. Inside Link If you have a friend that works at a store which accepts credit cards, ask him to write down the info before they are logged and stored in files. Of the three I have found mail boxing is the easiest and most rewarding. I have found blank checks, department store card #'s and once I found an actual card which I put back in to ensure future jackpots. 4. Card Identification The first number of the account number determines the card type. Here are the templates for the credit cards: VISA: CC# 4xxx xxx xxx xxx - Usually gold card Exp. Date mm/dd/yy - mm/yy CC# 4xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Exp. Date mm/yy - mm/yy Master Card: CC# 5xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Exp. Date xxxx mm/yy - mm/yy American Express: CC# 3xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx Exp. Date mm/yy - mm/yy Discover: CC# 6xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Exp. Date mm/yy - mm/yy Otay one more thing, if there is a group of numbers that is 000 or 0000 this means that the card owner is a 'Prefered Customer'. I haven't really researched it much though and do not know all the privilages. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- III. Setting Up A Drop Site It is essential that you have a GOOD drop site. This is the most crucial point of the carding so choose wisely. This is the only place you can be physically caught. There are many good dropsites. Find a home where the people are out for the week or work all day. Make sure they will be out when they "receive" what "they" ordered. Make sure you find out the persons name so that the address matches up with the phone number. The best place in my opinion is an apartment complex. Go to the door and say your a new tenant in 1D and Dad sent a package to 10D by accident. Ask if they could sign for it and you'll come pick it up later. This also works very well in old folks homes. Another drop site I am experimenting with now is as follows. Go to a street that has a vacant home or two on it. Look around and find out if some old dorks live on the block. When you have found a block come back the following Monday. Go up to the old ass's door and tell them that you are moving a week from Friday and you just wanted to get to know the neighbors. Be REALLY nice and tell them how you're moving from Germany where you're dad was stationed. Finally slip in the deal with the package and it would be Swell if they would take the package for you. This never fails, also give them a current address (Resident's inn or the whatever) and a bullshit phone number. Tell them to call you when you it comes in. You already know exactly when it will come in and wait until it comes and get it 20 minutes later. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- IV. Ordering When ordering the merchandise, it is important to keep cool. There are two kinds of credit checks. First they will verify the card credit line on the CBI. The CBI doesn't have the Exp. date because there are simply too many cards in the U.S. The second way they check is either call you at home (if it's something like a 486 base system). But this costs a lot of money and they will more likely call the area's information (xxx-555-1212) and make sure that the name matches the address. I have found that if you want computer shit, you should buy a copy of Byte or the like and look in the classified for small companies without an 800 order number. These companies won't spend as much money as larger companies. When you call up, ask all sorts of questions about the product like about the warranty, reliability, compatibility, years before obsolescence, etc. Like you were making a big investment. Act like you would if you were actually spending your own hard earned money. Ask about all the products' differences and finally say something like "I sold on that one..." or some bullshit line like that. Make friends with him/her and talk to him with his first name. When you 'decide' what you want, order in one sentence. She'll ask you what the billing address is, mailing address, daytime phone number, who you want to ship it to, card type, name as it appears on the card, account number, exp. date. This is in no particular order. Dialogue: Act mature! Salesperson: Hello, J&R MusicWorld, Jane speaking. You: Hello Jane, I would like some information on the Casio B.O.S.S. calculator, do you sell that? Salesperson: Yes we have several models in stock, which one are you interested in? You: I'm not sure, one of my co-workers has one and I was really impressed with it. He referred me to this company for the lowest prices, payment plans, more bullshit... Salesperson: Models we have ETC..... You: Bullshit now in prices, value, etc. Salesperson: What model are you interested in? You: The 666 model... Salesperson: How will you be paying for this purchase? You: Mastercard, is there any surcharge? Salesperson: Not for MC (never for visa or MC), what's your last name? You: MY name is (card name) address is... cc# is 4000 0000, exp. date is 4/99, I want it sent to 666 Mark Twaine Rd. Parts unknown, Michigan, 48036, My daytime fone is 313-666-0000, etc Salesperson: How would you like to get this delivered? You: Ups overnight. Salesperson: Thank you for purchasing from J&R MusicWorld. You: Thank you Jane, I'll call you to tell you how I like it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- V. Delivery There seems to be some misconceptions about Federal Express and UPS delivery. I will clear up the facts regarding these companies. Federal Express offers overnight and economy delivery service. Both services require signatures accepting the delivery. The delivery men will leave packages on the porch if there is a note with a signature on it to accept it. United Parcel Service on the other hand requires a signature only for overnight delivery, not for 2nd day delivery. This is always my choice and if possible, I will avoid Fed Ex only companies such as Hard Disks International ( I tried to get a 100 megger from those bastards). For overnight just leave note saying that you have to work today. Another thing that you have to consider is: if the delivery man thinks that it is unsafe to leave the package, he won't because UPS would be responsible. Again, just leave a note. The overnight deliveries are guaranteed there by 10:00. The Economy Service can be delivered any time in the business day (9-5). On saturdays UPS now delivers for more money. This will ensure that the regular delivery boy will not deliver and a sub will do the route in his place. If you have an empty house you can remove the for sale sign and get it delivered there. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VI. Pick-up Dress normally, the chances are greater that someone will notice you and remember your looks if you are wearing a sombrero and sun glasses. It wouldn't be a bad idea to wear something that identifies you as a member of a group like Boy Scouts or some shit like that. Go to the house early, about and hour in advance. Watch the deliveryman drop off the package. Go to the door about 20 minutes later. Carry a big box with a smaller one in it. Walk up to the house normally. Pretend to knock on the door, take the small box your carrying out of the big box and exchange it with the carded items. This will deter any nosy bitch neighbors. Try not to touch anything unnecessary like the doorknob. Don't order it to a place that is not highly visible... The most important thing though is if you see ANYTHING that's vary suspicious or out of the ordinary, Do NOT pick it up, wait and if the situation doesn't change leave immediately. When I started carding I knew a guy that carried mace or an electric stun gun with him (No really, I'm not BSin). This seems a bit extreme, but if an asshole wants to take you to the police station, what is better? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VII. Aftermath Lay Low for a while, if you were careful, the chances are that they will not come to you. Stash the merchandise at a friends home or in a locker somewhere for at least a week. Let the area cool off, the card owner will not find out until the end of the month when he/she gets the bill. At first they will probably think it's a glitch and try to straighten things out with the company while you are enjoying your new HST. It is always better when you sell what you card and buy the shit legally. And computer shit is 10 times harder to card so card shit like two tennis racquets, or a Wizzard, or CD's or blank tapes. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VIII. Live with parents? If your parents know anything about your system then this poses a problem. You can over come this by telling them that a local underground BBS that John is on went down and he is selling his HST or whatever for 100 bux and that you have the money saved up. You are going to buy it and you want to let them know. This usually works for me. Or tell them that a friend is going to Mexico for the summer to visit relatives and since he won't need it he is letting you have it for a while. Or tell them that a SysOp of a PD board is the owner of a computer store and he is having a toilet bowl (bullshit) sale which means prices over 60% off! He'll give you another 20% off! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- IX. What to Card? The hardest thing to card is computer equipment, as a rule, just get something else. Your chances are doubled when you card say.. a tape deck. I recommend you card something that someone else needs. example... A friend needs a new racquet but doesn't have much money, Card a couple $200 dollar racquets that your "cousin" wants to sell. That way the carded shit won't collect dust, You make a quick $150 for two days. Things I recommend carding because of their resale value... 1. Blank Disk ( lots of 50, get 300) 2. Compact Disks ( Top 40 and Classic Rock sell VERY Well) 3. Porno Tapes ( Kids love them) 4. Sports Clothing ( Pistons Starter Jackets, etc.) 5. Stereo Equipment ( Tape Decks, Discmans, Walk mans) 6. Sports Equipment ( Tennis Racquets, Shoes) 7. Office Supplies ( Telephones, Fax Machines) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- X. Fucked Up? If you get caught (God forbid), just say that you found the card number in a parking lot at so & so and hate those people. You had no intention of keeping the stuff and it was just a cruel, malicious "joke". This scenario shouldn't occur if your careful, but if it does, you didn't think that it would work and they would just be hassled. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- XI. Miscellaneous Notes Computer equipment is the hardest thing to card. I don't card computer equipment and have only done it twice successfully because all the computer geeks that get a hold of a text file will try and get a 200 megger and a HST. The majority of carders have nothing to do with computers. I got started well before I got my modem and H.P access on a BBS. Take that into consideration. Never keep card numbers on disk. That way If you get caught, they can't confiscate your computer. Hide them in the garage or basement. And if they are on paper, you can say that you found the paper and knew that it was 'bad' so you hid it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I hope this file gives you new insight and sharpens your carding skills. If you have any suggestions, E-Mail me on Lifetime Detour 313/644/5505. Thanx go out to Tgr for getting me to write this fuckin file. This file was updated and re-released with the permission of The PoSSe 1991. Originally released 5/ /91 for The PoSSe (C) The Nut Kracker 1991 All Rights Reserved ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Article #3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- |One Meg Cacher's 800 Carrier Listing| -------------------------------------- 18008777896 Trendar Corp fleet / driver info system host 18008776610 1800235-8124 1800222.0001 1800326-0004 -- 1800326-0053< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0075< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0551< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0553< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0574< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0595< at 1200 Baud 1800326-0739< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0768< at 2400 Baud 1800326-0777< at 2400 Baud 1800326-1053< at 1200 Baud 1800326-1201< at 300 Baud 1800326-1408< at 2400 Baud 1800326-1625< at 2400 Baud 1800326-1658< at 1200 Baud 1800326-1831< at 2400 Baud 1800326-1901< at 300 Baud 1800326-1915< at 1200 Baud 1800326-2088< at 2400 Baud 1800326-2155< at 1200 Baud 1800326-2319< at 2400 Baud 1800326-2387< at 1200 Baud 1800326-2435< at 300 Baud 1800326-2722< at 1200 Baud 1800326-2744< at 300 Baud 1800326-2808< at 2400 Baud 1800326-2859< at 300 Baud 1800326-2924< at 2400 Baud 1800326-3120< at 1200 Baud 1800326-3292< at 2400 Baud 1800326-3331< at 300 Baud 1800326-3334< at 1200 Baud 1800326-3470< at 300 Baud 1800326-3487< at 2400 Baud 1800326-3508< at 2400 Baud 1800326-3551< at 2400 Baud 1800326-3617< at 300 Baud 1800326-3743< at 1200 Baud 1800326-4124< at 300 Baud 1800326-4541< at 300 Baud 1800326-4566< at 300 Baud 1800326-4615< at 2400 Baud 1800326-4681< at 300 Baud 1800326-4799< at 300 Baud 1800326-4853< at 300 Baud 1800326-5425< at 2400 Baud + 1800326-5435--LAT_F1/Equinox Systems Inc., ELS-48/Welcome to the Equinox Server Network decserver --fairly open -now- + 1800326-5476< at 2400 Baud decserver 2000 no pw 1800326-5565< at 2400 Baud -1800326-5729< at 2400 Baud hp3000 1800326-5745< at 300 Baud 1800326-5751< at 300 Baud 1800326-5769< at 1200 Baud 1800326-5891< at 300 Baud <1800326-6336< at 300 Baud 1800326-6580< at 2400 Baud 1800326-6618< at 300 Baud -1800326-6782< at 300 Baud -1800326-6839< at 300 Baud 1800326-7241< at 300 Baud 1800326-7542< at 1200 Baud pick os -1800326-7638< at 2400 Baud pc board bbs 1800326-7892< at 2400 Baud 1800326-7895< at 2400 Baud 1800326-7951< at 1200 Baud 1800326-8245< at 300 Baud 1800326-8376< at 1200 Baud 1800326-8445< at 2400 Baud 1800326-8755< at 2400 Baud vax 1800326-8779< at 2400 Baud very strange--investigate 1800326-8922< at 300 Baud 1800326-8997< at 2400 Baud 1800326-9126< at 1200 Baud 1800448-6093 1800448-6073 1800448-1326 1800448-7495 1800448-3094 1800448-7499 1800448-2171 1800448-6889 1800448-1133 1800666-3361 1800666-3367 367 - carrier 24oo+ bps HPx000 for the HP account MGR.RJE werx.. (unpassworded) Listing Compiled by One Meg Cacher of The Crowbar Hotel ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Article #4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- |One Meg Cacher's Listing of NUA's and other Crap| -------------------------------------------------- Tymnet Stuff: ------------ Network User Addresses: USA: 302058700900 - Datapac 302060100010 - University of Alberta 23422020010700 - Live Adventure Game 222229500098 - Samantha Chat System 22228010133 - Italian Chat System 22224510172 - Italian Chat System 208057040540 - QSD: French Chat System 26245400080177 - Lutzifer German Chat System Australia:0505228621000 - Anglo/Australian Observatory 0505228621001 - CSIRO Radio Physics Denmark: 026245211040026 - PrimeNet 2342192010065 2624540040004 208076020367 22223910008 274011491000 244202027 311020100050 26800601443 26245400080125 2624540080006 262454241093062 234213300248,250 22847127015014 022847911065 Stuff around the world to play with, available off a x.25 near you... USA: 302058700000 Datapac gate way 302060100010 University of alberta 31102020014275 311020423 Austra: 505228621000 ANGLO/Australian observatory 505228621001 CSIRO radio-physics Germany: 26244890049130 26245211040026 26245211040026 Primenet Check these puppys out, the telenet admin cpu's: Address Description 9100044 @9100044/ 9100100 9100101 9100200 9100210 9090008 9090009 9090010 9090012 9090013 9090014 TELENET/@ 9090018 9090023 9090026 9090027 9090038 User name? 9090044 9090049 USER ID 9090051 9090052 9090054 9090055 USER ID 9090058 9090062 User name? 9090065 User name? 9090073 9090077 9090078 9090079 /MHP201A XLU76001 * VERSION 5.5.2 *. APPLICATION: 9090090 2122050 softdollar login: 2122051 2122070 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV -PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122071 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122072 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122073 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122074 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122075 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122076 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122077 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122078 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2122079 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 2124183 MMMMMM/ 2120030 MMMMMM/WWWWWW/ H 2120031 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084--PRESS BREAK KEY TO BEGIN SESSION/!/E 2120039 PRIMENET 19.4.5native IDDD / 2120040 /PLEASE ENTER /LOGIN/ 2120041 2120053 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120079 MMMMMM/WWWWWW/ H 2120085 MMMMMM/ WWWWWW/ H 2120086 VCP-1000 v1.273/Please type HELP if youneed assistance/Ente 2120100 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again****/212 100 DISCONNE 2120101 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****/212 101 DISCONNE 2120102 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****/212 102 DISCONNE 2120103 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****/212 103 DISCONNE 2120104 **** Invalid sign-on, please try again ****/212 104 DISCONNE 2120112 MKLB010 USSTAB, WELCOME TO SHEARSONLEHMAN BROTHERS NPSI VTA 2120130 you are now connected to the host computer / 2120131 MKLB010 USSTAB, WELCOME TO SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS NPSI VTA 2120137 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R17.STS.4 NY60 / 2120141 User name? 2120142 User name? 2120145 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120146 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120148 2120152 2120170 TWX2E LOGGED INTO AN INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK/ 2120172 TWX2E LOGGED INTO AN INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK/ 2120174 TWX22 LOGGED INTO AN INFORMATION SERVICES NETWORK/ 2120197 *** Wang VS Logo 2120200 2120216 PLEASE TYPE YOUR TERMINAL IDENTIFIER: 2120217 PLEASE TYPE YOUR TERMINAL IDENTIFIER: 2120226 USER ID 2120231 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084--PRESS BREAK KEY TO BEGIN SESSION/!/E 2120246 UNITRAC IS NOW AVAILABLE AT 5.1 VMS.../Username: 2120248 PRIMENET 20.2.4 RYE / 2120255 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120256 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120258 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120259 ENTER ACCESS ID: 2120260 B A N K E 2120269 USER ID 2120275 B A N K E 2120277 2120320 Logon in progress. Please stand by.../ENTER IDENTIFICATION: 2120321 Logon in progress. Please stand by.../ENTER IDENTIFICATION: 2120328 2120339 2120345 PRIMENET 22.0.0 NMSG / 2120348 CDA Online Services / 2120359 212 359 DISCONNECTE 2120369 USER ID 2120370 USER ID 2120371 USER ID 2120444 PRIMENET 21.0.7.R10 EMCO / 2120449 VM/370 ONLINE--VM/3084--PRESS BREAK KEY TO BEGIN SESSION/!/E 2120466 212 466 DISCONNECTE 2120468 212 359 DISCONNECTE 2120479 Invalid login attempt/212 479 DISCONNECTE 2120492 212 492 DISCONNECTE 2120500 2120501 2120502 2120503 2120504 2120505 2120506 2120507 2120539 212 539 DISCONNECTE 2120556 m/ Enter Host access code: 2120580  2120603 MKLB010 USSTAB, WELCOME TO SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS NPSI VTA 2120615 MKLB010 USSTAB, WELCOME TO SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS NPSI VTA 2120623 MKLB010 USSTAB, WELCOME TO SHEARSON LEHMAN BROTHERS NPSI VTA 2120631 2120649 2120693 2120703 Invalid login attempt/212 703 DISCONNECTE 2120704 Invalid login attempt/212 704 DISCONNECTE 2120713 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R17.STS.4 NY60 / 2120731 2120734 login: 2120938 /VIRTUAL MACHINE/SYSTEM PRODUCT GSERV --PRESS BREAK KEY/ 3130025 (1221000)/COMSHARE: 3130037 3130038 3130040 3130041 3130043 3130050 3130061 3130062 %Merit:X.25 (AN9F:TX04:CRT)/Which Host? 3130064 *************** TELENET ASYNC TO 3270 SERVICE **** 3130068 (I)nternational (D)atapac (T)elenet (M)emotec? 3130082 NTUSSTB5: MSG10 T19X1003: Enter "CMS userid", "CMSB userid", 3130083 NTUSSTB6: MSG10 T18X5001: ENTER "LOGON userid" for line-by-l 3130085 3130145 Please enter your Access Code ? 3130146 Please enter your Access Code ? 3130148 PLEASE ENTER SUBSCRIBERID;PASSWORD/ 3130153 MHP1201I TERMINAL CONNECTED TO PACKET/74/ 3130164 3130170 +! BIOS Emulation System, Version 8.14e!" Copyri 3130173 IPP VAX/VMS V5.3-1 SYSTEM VAX030/Username: 3130202 %Merit:X.25 (DT82:TX01:CRT)/Which Host? 3130239 GTE!login: 3130255 /$$ 4200 MODEL: 3130256 /$$ 4200 MODEL: 3130259 6170020 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN27 / 6170022 PRIMENET 22.0.0vA BDSD / 6170037 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSH / 6170049 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA OASD / 6170067 IRI System 1/ 6170072 IRI System 2/ 6170074 PRIMENET 21.0.3.X12.2 ENB / 6170136 Connecting .../Connection #1 established to ZEUS.BOS.WMC/MPE 6170145 // / / / / / / A L C A T E L/ 6170148 PRIMENET 22.1.3 OASA / 6170152 6170158 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSW / 6170160 PRIMENET 22.0.4.R7 S38 / 6170164 6170169 PRIMENET 22.0.0vA PBN36 / 6170234 b1cs2!Username: 6170235 Username: 6170236 Username: 6170237 b1cs2!Username: 6170250 ND X.29 Server - Version C00, AUGUST 10, 6171987 /Press 'E 6170255 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN43 / 6170268 6170270 CO8555 (snoopy)/Username: 6170279 t1cs1!Username: 6170304 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN67 / 6170305 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN44 / 6170306 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN53 / 6170308 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN71 / 6170309 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN60 / 6170330 Username: 6170340 WARNING: Access restricted to authorized FAXON users only/ 6170341 Password: 6170350 PRIMENET 22.0.2vA PBN39 / 6170351 PRIMENET 22.0.0vA BDSU / 6170353 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN34 / 6170359 VAX/VMS V5.3-1 Cluster -Node HEWEY/Username: 6170379 $$ 4200 MODEL: 6170380 PRIMENET 20.2.3.GE5 L01 / 6170381 PRIMENET 20.2.3.GE5 P01 / 6170382 PRIMENET 20.2.3.GE5 Y01 / 6170383 PRIMENET 21.0.7.R10 H02 / 6170384 PRIMENET 20.2.3.GE5 V01 / 6170385 PRIMENET 22.1.2 R01 / 6170387 PRIMENET 20.2.3.GE4 B01 / 6170388 $$ 4200 MODEL: 6170391 PRIMENET 22.0.0 P03 / 6170392 PRIMENET 22.1.2 R04 / 6170393 PRIMENET 21.0.4.R18 Y04 / 6170397 RNN/NGW PORT/PSA=12/020 LCG/I=00/032 CG=31102020020847 CD=3 6170437 6170446 PRIMENET 23.0.rfstest ENO / 6170447 PRIMENET 22.1.1 ENL / 6170449 6170454 PRIMENET 22.1.3 NORTON/ 6170457 PRIMENET 22.1.3 NNEB / 6170474 PRIMENET 22.1.0 MD.FL1/ 6170476 PRIMENET 23.0.0 CSEPRN/ 6170490 PRIMENET 23.0.0 ALBANY/ 6170491 PRIMENET 22.1.0 ROCH / 6170492 PRIMENET 23.0.0 FRMDLE/ 6170493 PRIMENET 22.1.0 STMFRD/ 6170497 PRIMENET 22.1.0 CS1NYC/ 6170498 PRIMENET 23.0.0 CS2NYC/ 6170499 PRIMENET 22.1.0 SYRA / 6170502 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11 APPLE / 6170510 PRIMENET 21.0.1 EN.C06/ 6170516 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN38 / 6170517 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSI / 6170518 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSA / 6170519 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN54 / 6170520 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN57 / 6170521 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSG / 6170525 IRI System 8/ 6170530 6170540 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSF / 6170541 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSS / 6170543 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN33 / 6170550 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN74 / 6170551 PRIMENET 22.0.4.R7 CSP-A / 6170553 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSQ / 6170555 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN72 / 6170558 PRIMENET 23.1.0.SEC CSSS.A/ 6170560 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSN / 6170562 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSZ / 6170566 PRIMENET 22.1.2 MF.NP1/ 6170568 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA OASI / 6170575 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA PBN50 / 6170576 PRIMENET 22.0.1 B09 / 6170577 PRIMENET 22.0.1 B30 / 6170583 PRIMENET 22.0.2 MD.HFD/ 6170584 6170586 PRIMENET 22.1.2 BOSMET/ 6170593 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSO / 6170597 PRIMENET 22.0.3vA BDSB / 6170618 login: 6170641 *** Welcome to Timeplace Inc./ 6170649 6170654 IRI System 9/ 6170710 PRIMENET 22.1.2 MD.ATL/ 6170712 PRIMENET 23.0.0 PEANUT/ 6170713 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11 PEACH / 6170715 PRIMENET 22.1.1.R11 MD-BHM/ 6170716 PRIMENET 22.1.0 WAYNE / 6170717 PRIMENET 22.1.0 ETHEL / 6170720 PRIMENET 22.1.2 CAMPHI/ 6170723 PRIMENET 22.0.2 MD.NJ / 6170724 PRIMENET 23.0.0 NYMCS / 2010025 Welcome/Name or #? 2010032 2010045 Welcome to NewsNet/Please sign on/--> 2010050 31102060021005,31102010005001,3,66/Interet 201-763-1200 (24 2010053 ########### WELCOME TO COLGATE'S IICS/ENTER LOGON/ 2010067 2010068 2010069 /warner computer systems /23:06 APR18,'91 user# 3A li 2010083 MMMMMM/ WWWWW/ H 2010084 201 84 DISCONNECTE 2010086 201 86 DISCONNECTE 2010088 db002i the d & b system is not available, please try again 2010089 - / l \ ` RELAY/3270: VM/CMS 3270 EMULATORC220052025V722041127RNY 2010138 2010156 2010163 2010164 2010167 Type 'H' or '?' for HELP/DTC01> 2010170 Welcome to The Prudential Service Company Corporate Service 2010173 2010179 /MHP201A UPK05075 * VERSION 2010200 db002i the d & b system is not available,please try again 2010201 00 00 00:00:00:08 7 5 /@2010201/201 201 CONNECTED/ 2010202 00 00 00:00:00:06 7 5 /@2010202/201 202 REMOTE PROCEDURE ER 2010220 Investment Technologies Computer Center/Use 2010221 00 00 00:00:00:09 9 3 /@2010221/201 221 NOT REACHABLE 05 E6 2010225 Investment Technologies Computer Center/Use 2010226 00 00 00:00:00:09 9 3 /@2010226/201 226 NOT REACHABLE 05 E6 2010242 db002i the d & b system is not available,please try again 2010243 00 00 00:00:00:09 7 5 /@2010243/201 243 CONNECTED/ 2010244 db002i the d & b system is not available,please try again 2010245 00 00 00:00:00:08 7 5 /@2010245/201 245 NOT REACHABLE 05 E6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Editorial ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Well, this brings together the first issue of the NoT Newsletter. Right now, we have put no timing on the releases of this newsletter, but you can count on seeing more. I will say once again that we are looking for authors, and we invite you to check out our systems. If you are interested in becoming a NoT member call Condemned Reality (in the systems listing) and send mail to Suicidal Maniac #1 telling about yourself and your general computing and underground experience. Then, upload a file and put on the description "NoT Application". We'll look over your file and get back to you on your acceptance. Suicidal Maniac ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Appendix ----------------------------------------------------------------------- NNNNNNNN NNNN TTTT TTTTTT TTTT NNNNNNN NN TTT TTTTTT TTT N NNNNNNN NN TT TTTTTT TT NN NNNNNNN NN OOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN N OOOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOOO OOOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOOO OOOOOO TTTTTT NN NNNNNNN OOOOO OOOOO TTTTTT NNNN NNNNNN 0 OOOO OOOOO 0 TTTTTTTT 0 <=-NATION OF THIEVES-=> Member Listing (No particular order) Alias Sysop of: Status ----------------------- ------------------------------------ ----------- * Suicidal Maniac Condemned Reality (NoT HQ) (cDc) Active (618)397-7702 PW:SMASHED The Grim Reaper Tgr 2600 Busted (XXX)XXX-XXXX Reactivated Live Wire The Bell Yard Active (313)741-4192 VanguarD PowerDome Active (703)569-2978 NUP:Tymnet NUI * Silkie N/A Active The 3m Bandit N/A Active Hawaiian Heat N/A Inactive One Meg Cacher Crowbar Hotel Active (409)372-5511 NUP:NO NUP The Tommyknocker Project: Phusion Active (aka Phusion Man) (301)365-9249 Sicko BOG Active (312)225-9711 Leaoric Orion Utopia Active (215)345-0827 NUP:Aoxomoxoa The Nut Kracker N/A Active (aka Overdose) Dreamwraith N/A Active * = Cofounder