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;`-.> February 2002 <=o=O=o=O=o=O
'[ The Secret Cervix ]'
"A patriot must always be ready to defend
his country against his government."
- Edward Abbey
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� .- Words from the Editor -. � |
*: [-] Introduction .......................................... The Clone :*
*: (-) Contact Information ................................... The Clone :*
*: (-) Advertisment .......................................... HackerSalvage:*
*: (-) Link of the Month ..................................... The Clone :*
*: (-) K-1ine Mirrors ........................................ The Clone :*
*: (-) Introducing: OUTBREAK Magazine ........................ Nettwerked :*
*: (-) Introducing: Hackers Digest ........................... Nettwerked :*
*: (-) NEWS: ALT.PHREAKING FAQ has moved ..................... The Clone :*
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� .- Documents -. � |
- : (x) 'The Story of the Millennium Part II (TTY)' ........... The Clone :*
- : (x) '403 Amusement - Calaway Park' ........................ Tray_Smee :*
- : (x) 'USING JUNO'S FREE INTERNET SOFTWARE, THE FREE WAY'.... itch :*
- : (x) 'Constructing a marijuana pipe out of a handset' ...... Phlux :*
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� .- Conclusion -. � |
*: [-] Credits ............................................... The Clone :*
*: [-] Shouts ................................................ The Clone :*
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Introduction -
Welcome to the newest issue of K-1ine... issue #24, volume number 11.
We have a bunch of "great" article compilations for your liking. Take the
time to read through them, and don't forget to submit something (neato)
- you might just be in the next issue (probably not, but submit anyways).
I hope you enjoy this issue (or you can rot in hell)... see you next month!
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Contact Information;
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Comments/Questions/Submissions: theclone@hackcanada.com
On IRC: irc.2600.net - #hackcanada, #cpu (key)
Check out my site: (Nettwerked) http://www.nettwerked.net
-->
-- Advertisment --
+++ WWW.HACKERSALVAGE.COM +++
HackerSalvage.com is a non-profit website dedicated to
keeping old hardware in circulation. Many of us have
piles of it sitting around but can't just toss it out.
Here you can post computer items for sale or post a
want ad for items you are looking for. A perfect place
to get rid of perfectly good junk.... and get some new
stuff to rebuild the pile.
+++ +++
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--=[ LINK OF THE MONTH ]=--
Every month I post one really great "link of the month" on every issue
of K-1ine magazine. The link can be anything in the technology industry,
music scene, rave scene, punk scene, or even a good article you read on a
news site. I'll be taking submissions via e-mail or IRC right away; so get
your links in and maybe you'll see it in the next issue of K-1ine!
For the month of February, the link of the month is:
http://www.calean.net/telust/
This is funny shit. heh.
[submitted by: The Clone]
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K-1ine Mirrors:
http://the.wiretapped.net/security/info/textfiles/k1ine/
"Wiretapped.net is an Australian site offering an archive of open
source software, informational and advisory textfiles and radio/conference
broadcasts covering the areas of network security, network operations,
host integrity, cryptography and privacy. We aim to become the largest
archive of this nature in the Asia/Pacific region through steady growth
of our archives and regular updates to them (most updated nightly).
We are proudly telehoused on a 10Mbit/sec connection by Connect.com.au using
OneGuard hardware donated by eSec Limited. The archive, along with its
sister site on the same machine, The AusMac Archive, generates between 10
and 60 gigabytes of outbound traffic daily. Wiretapped.net is hosted in
Sydney, Australia."
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Introducing: OUTBREAK Magazine (underground electronic magazine)
http://www.fwaggle.net/~outbreak/
about the zine:
outbreak started in January of 2002 as a means to spread a variety of information
to the "underground scene". technical texts, comical articles, and other forms of free
writing is what outbreak is about. we want to teach and entertain at the same time.
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Introducing: Hackers Digest
"Hacker's Digest is a quarterly shareware zine dedicated to computer and phone security.
The focus of Hacker's Digest is to show all sides of computer and phone security.
We are not about censorship in anyway nor are we about profit. The purpose of this
zine is to educate and inform our readers about what is going on in the hacker
community, new and old technologies and answering questions our readers may have.
We also offer reviews and interviews with experts in the field of security."
- This 'zine is fresh and contains some fairly good articles... an overall good read.
My only suggestion to Hackers Digest: you need a more original inside cover / index;
it really resembles 2600's. Either than that, keep up the good work.
You can check out Hackers Digest online: www.hackersdigest.com
Don't forget to read/buy the latest issue (Winter 2002);
(two articles by The Clone and one by m4chine were posted)
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NEWS: ALT.PHREAKING FAQ has moved
The new ALT.PHREAKING FAQ is located at: http://www.nettwerked.net/altphreakingfaq/index.html
For archivial purposes, the former weblinks for the FAQ will still work.
The reason for the move?
Tripod is a horrible place to host a web-site. Banner pop-ups and extra unneeded html code added
into the html files were enough to make me want to move it. Please be patient while I fix up the
FAQ so that the images work. Also, FAQ version 2 should be finished sometime in the future as well.
It's all a matter of finding the time to edit it to perfection.
- The Clone
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The Story of the Millennium Part II (TTY)
By: The Clone
Written: Tuesday February 12, 2002
Introduction:
This file was written as a follow up to my critically acclaimed
file "The Story of the Millennium". Although this file doesn't
have quite the same exciting story line, it's still interesting
enough to write about because it gives some more insight into
how TOPS/TTY operator consoles work with each other as well as
their obvious limitations. Although file may be looked at as
common knowledge to the advanced phreak, it may help those who
are new to the phreaking world. Now sit back, relax, and read.
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Definitions:
CA = Communications Assistant
GA = Go Ahead
SK or SKSK = Stop keying, type this before you disconnect
TDD = Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (no longer used)
TRS = Telus Relay Service
TTY = Teletypewriter
q = q is used to denote a question mark.
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Expos�;
A couple of days ago while waiting inside my city's wonderful public
transportation service shelter at Northgate Mall in Edmonton, I decided
to give my brother a call to see if "Robot Wars" was playing on television.
Instead of going through the trouble of finding change to place into the
Millennium payphone, I resorted to using the tty machine that was attached.
(names and numbers have been modified to protect the innocent/guilty)
* The Clone picks up the payphone's receiver and dials 711 *
(TTY OP) [ "Telus Relay Operator services, Janice here. GA" ]
(The Clone) [ "Hi Janice. The Clone here. Calling MSM, 555-1212 GA" ]
(TTY OP) [ "Thank you, one moment. Ring 1, Ring 2, Ring 3...
MSM on line. GA" ]
(The Clone) [ "Hey, MSM. Clone here... what time is Robot Wars on? GA" ]
(TTY OP) [ "MSM: It's on right now. Come home now." ]
(The Clone) [ "Alright see you. SKSK" ]
- CALL ENDS -
I proceed to hang up the receiver, and watch in amazement as
the TTY keyboard closes into its box. Wow, technology is neato.
Bored, and still waiting for my bus to arrive, I decide to use
this free calling service to my advantage and call my girlfriend.
I pick up the receiver again, dial 711 and wait for that nice tty-churp.
To my dismay, I get a voice-recording "Please hang up and dial again"
as well as a text message on the Millennium's LCD-display saying the
exact same thing.
Pissed off and confused (happens a lot), I proceed to hang up the
phone and dial 711 again. After about a minute of doing this over
and over, I grow tired and decide to dial "0" for the operator.
Immediately after dialing "0", I get an operator...
(Operator) [ "Thank you for calling Telus, David speaking." ]
(The Clone) [ "Yes, I'm at a Millennium payphone right now with
my friend who is deaf. He's trying to use the TTY
enabled payphone but when we dial 711, the keyboard
doesn't come out and allow us to talk to a TRS op."
(Operator) [ "Umm.. okay. Umm... (uncomfortable silence)" ]
(The Clone) [ "Are you going to help us or not?" ]
(Operator) [ "Yes, just a second. I'm going to transfer
you to 711. Do you want voice or data TTY?
Ahh I'll give you data.." ]
(The Clone) [ "Data? You're stupid, but okay give it a shot..." ]
(Operator) [ "I love it when you call me that. One moment." ]
(The Clone) [ "Alright, thank you." ]
Now the 0+ TOPS operator tries to transfer the voice call through
a data trunk and I get all sorts of weird messages. First off,
I hear 2 seconds of static, followed by a 2200hz tone, then the
message "The number you have dialed is long distance...", then
it cuts out and I get the message "Please hang up and dial again.",
then the call is suddenly seized and it hangs up on me. Obviously
TOPS operator consoles don't have the ability to route voice to TTY
data trunks, or else I would of been communicating with a friendly TRS.
Even more angry and communication deprived, I call "0" again and get
connected with an operator named "Sally". I proceed to ask Sally if
she's the same Sally from the movie "When Harry met Sally", and if so
could she please do the fake orgasm "thing" (just kidding).
So I tell Sally the sad story about how my friend couldn't get through
to the TRS operator when calling 711 at a TTY-enabled payphone, and
how when I spoke to David the 0 operator, I got misrouted.
Sally replied "Well sir, I'm sorry that David didn't realize the
limitations of our routing. Also, he should of known
you can't route voice to TTY-data! Just a second,
I'll route you to a voice operator who can enable
the TTY machine from her console..."
[ Call forwards ]
The pulse-stream MF (Modular Frequency) looked something like this:
(minus the finer points of ANI spills that are
beyond the obvious scope of this article)
KP + || + 3/10D + ST + KP + 711 + 02 + ST
|| = 2 information digits - typical values are:
00 Normal ANI ... 10 digits follows
01 ONI line ... NPA follows
02 ANI failure ... NPA follows
3/10D = 3 or 10 digits. When 3 digits is sent,
that's the NPA, when 10 digits is sent,
it's the entire NPA+PREFIX+SUFFIX.
KP/ST = control tones
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Operator answers the call: "Thank you for calling Telus Relay
Operator services, Jennifer speaking."
The Clone: "Hi there. My friend, who is deaf,
is trying to use the TTY machine
attached to this payphone. Can
you please enable the TTY machine,
and verify my ANI information. Thanks."
TTY-Operator: "Just a moment. Sir, we have an ANI failure.
What number are you calling from?"
(at this point I give her the modem
pool # for Edmonton Freenet...)
The Clone: "Oh, it's 428-3929."
TTY-Operator: "Thank you. I'll enable the TTY now..."
I hear the high pitched TTY-churp on the receiver, and
the keyboard comes out, allowing me to place the call.
The call goes through, and I'm happy as a candy-rayvER
on ecstasy (minus the gayness).
! Buddah-Bing-Buddah-Boom: Simple Social Engineering will
allow you to op-divert and spoof
your actual ANI information. =)
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Final Words;
It's always neat to learn about limitations the TOPS console to TTY
console have, as well as the numerous fun one can have by spoofing
their identity via simple op divertion... Have a nice day!
-
Contact inf�;
E-mail: theclone@hackcanada.com
URL: www.nettwerked.net
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<theclone> haha Steelethan thinks I'm a girl... stop with the dirty talk in /msg mr!
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403cpark.txt
403 Amusement - Calaway Park
Originally published for use on www.nettwerked.net www.hackcanada.com by Tray_Smee
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__________
Disclaimer: This is not necessary as the information presented here was obtained though
legal means quite some time ago. I don't know how sensitive the receptionists are to
additional social engineering, this is for you to find out.
==========
Calaway Park is in are code 403 about 20 minutes out of calgary... down that way where Canada
olympic park is. (www.calawaypark.com)
CALAWAY PARK
245033 Range Road 33
Calgary, Alberta, Canada T3Z 2E9
Phone: (403) 240-3822 Fax: (403) 242-3885
240-3822 is the main number. You can reach telephones from within the park, on theyre PBX
from this number.
There is only 5(6?) payphones in the park. Last i saw they were Telus Centurions.
The first one is found right before the main entrance, the next one(last i saw there
was two beside eachother, one with a malfunctioning hopper..) They are just on the
otherside of the entrance turnstyles gate.(Right outside the Hud Stones gift store)
The next one is by the market place games area (look for the golden goblet game, you cant
miss it.) It is between the bathrooms.
The next one is next to the Terace Garden. You can always ask the recpsionist for a local
call near the park entrance.
Just get a paper map from somewhere, ask the employees.
_
XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX
Important Extensions to remember include:x
XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX
173 - Security(see description below(MUST))
176 - Games Office
110 - Cash Control(beware of video cameras)
151 - Entertainment
132 - Warehouse
102 - Sanitation(also 167)
167 - Floaters
120 - Foods office (also 167)
117 - Rides Office
151 - Merchandise
0 - Guest Services
XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX
,,
As always, when you see a phone inside the vacinity of the park, look for the large
orange/black sticker with a 3 digit number. This is the extension number.
There is a cabinet behind the Burger Hut, behind the white fence. Bring a garbage bag with
you for the dumpster so as not to look suspicious.
The actual key system's location may or may not be in this large cabinet. It is a secluded
location, however. Your on your own here
The intercomm that plays music is actually controlled by some DJ (rumour is in the warehouse
this is unconfirmed) and apparently he just spins CDs. I don't remember if the key system
is used to bust in on the music, you can find out very easily. "ive been looking for
my little sister for 3 hours" (goto the guest services booth)
They may just phone security who inturn uses the CB radio system to communicate with the
security guys. Bring your CB radio and bust in on theyre air space. They use common 10-
codes. Some "sani's" (sanitian monkeys, the 14 year olds) have CB radios.
Security should't be fucked with. 173 will get you a security guy sitting in a booth at
the employee entrance. He has a TV and a CB radio, and is considered base station.
All employees entering the park are logged, also leaving. All telephone calls are also
logged. You can try eaves dropping with your CB, and see what you can social engineer.
You could get a few names of the suite monkeys and phone security, saying that your
from telus doing repair on the payphones, and you were told to use the back entrance.
Cruise the parking lot untill you see the booth. Contemplate the world
`
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/ |
The games.
They're all rip-offs. Don't play them unless your trying to get snatch from your girlfriend.
Some games are based of skill, most are chance, some are fluke.
The dart throwing game is sure fire unless your a fucking loser. It costs abit to trade
up the animals, but its a sure investment unless your a fucking loser.
Tin can alley looks easy but is not. Stay away.
Golden goblet is a good random game, if you win, its probably something decent.
The ring toss (them little red rings have to land on the neck of an antique cock bottle) is
fucking near impossible no matter how you throw them. Ive thrown two handfuls from those
fucking baskets and not one ring mated a bottle.
The best is bushle basket. Throwing baseballs into a basket mounted on a wall looks easy,
or difficult, depending on your logic. Most people think the trick is, the springs in the
bottom of the basket that arent there. Throwing the ball so its point of apogee is equal
to the height of the basket is difficult. The trick is to stand NOT infront of the basket
but to the side. Use a side arm toss and throw the ball into the basket so that it will roll
up and around and come to a rest. No bouncing. Just dont stand in front of the fucking thing.
That water gun game isn't fair. One gun seems to have more pressure then the others, for
many different reasons which i care not to go into. Observe which gun has the most pressure
as it will shoot straighter and more acurate. If the operator doesnt state you can double team
(two people squirting one target) then do so. The rules sign doesn't forbid against this, and
unless you were explicitly told before the game has started, the customer is in the right.
Just ask to speak to someone with the shiney gold name tag
_*_
Food.
Employees get a discount, go through the door near the entrance with the first aid
sign on it, walk past the first aid office and down the stairs on your right. This is the
employee lounge. Buy food cheaper here, uniform is not required because your new and haven't
gotten it yet. There is a payphone down here too, although this area is most often heavily
trafficed, mostly with managers and shit. Get your food and book
Calaway park sells Those Little Donuts, and they certainly are orgasmic. The scam is all that
oil, as soon as the donuts begin to loose theyre warmth they turn hard, into a rock stage where
they are not consumable. Eat them fast
+....
Other
The trout pound is a piss hole. Cheat and bring your own bait. Make sure it is white
like the dough you are given. Get the longest pole and drop your hook into the water, slowly
pull the bait straight up, 6 inches below the surface, and then slacken the line and let
the bait fall down, repeat this process as it taunts the already insane fish, they want
to die.
The fish are fed every morning, try later in the day. When you catch one, ask the operator
if you can kill the fish(they club it on the head with a pipe)
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Conclusion;
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If you can't have fun at calgarys amusement park after reading this txt your a
fuck wit. You can always try riding the rides.
August 14, 2001 - Tray_Smee
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<ecoli> people like clone and cyb0rg_asm who write text files
and advisories and stuff are elite.
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USING JUNO'S FREE INTERNET SOFTWARE, THE FREE WAY.
by: itch feb 9th, 2002
_DISCLAIMER_
This file is provided for informational purposes only and any and all activities that you carry out
after reading this text are not my responsibility-they are yours. THE ACTIONS DISCUSSED IN THIS FILE VIOLATE
JUNO'S TERMS OF SERVICE (TOS), AND YOU SHOULDN'T DO THEM, AND I DONT DO THEM EITHER.
_INTRODUCTION_
Hello, today i am going to discuss juno's free internet package, and how it works on a rather basic level. I will
also talk about the methods that they use to create accounts, and how to create accounts the easiest way possible.
Juno provides a method for users to connect to the internet for free using juno's software. Of course we are not
getting something for nothing, so the software forces users to view an ad bar. As far as i know the only two remaining
free internet services that work in this way are Juno and Netzero. Netzero is weird shit and it's download is much
too big for me to even bother to look at at this point, plus, when I did investigate earlier versions it seemed much
more difficult to use and from what I've read, it still is. Juno provides their software at http://www.juno.com, the
current version is 5.0.33 I believe. I think they say that it is for north american users, but the fact is that when
you are creating an account, they force you to say your American, so in order to use the software you have to at least
make up your address. This seems pretty silly to me so I thought that maybe they don't actually support Canadian users,
but after you fill in your info, and you have to choose which dial up number to use, they let you pick Canadian numbers,
so i don't know what's going on there.
_USAGE_
So you download the software, install it, run it, and make a new account and all that, yea! you have free internet
access! except it sucks. you have to watch lame ads, and run their software. plus their software is slow, and big,
it takes a lot of memory, and if your someone like me who occasionally uses a 486, this is no good! also they are
probably watching everything you do with the software and selling you to marketing agencies. So you have a problem,
you want the free connection, but you don't want the lame software...don't worry, you can have the best of both worlds!
Also, juno doesn't support dos, linux, or any other OS, they only support windows (and maybe mac????). As far as I can
tell what juno does is dial into the access node with their software, and sends the real login and password that was
issued to you (not the user name that you gave it) and then it initiates a windows dial up networking tcp/ip connections,
and monitors this, all the whilst running the sluggish software. If you try and close the software, it will shut down
the tcp/ip connection most of the time, but apparently if you do it right you can manage to kill the software and leave
the connection. This may seem cool but its not, you have to run the software anyways, and usually it doesn't work, so
it's not really a viable solution. There is a program called Beware of Dog, which I tried to use along time ago, it
basically tries to kill the software and leave the connection. I suppose it is a good idea but it was never very
convenient, and I never had a lot of success with it. So here is the solution, the UCf people have written this rad
little program called RASSPY which basically runs itself, then runs the free isp (or any other program that uses dun
to connect) while monitoring what is being done. When it sees the program run the dial up networking application stuff
or whatever it pops up with a little screen with the actual login and password of the actual connection. For juno the
login will be the letter "u" followed by another letter (often "j" or "b"), followed by ten digits then
"@jweb.juno.com" so a username might look something like this:"uj0695826195@jweb.juno.com". The password is a 16
character long string made up of digits, and both cases of letters. a password may look like this: "1GiEJzn2QIx9BFtV".
Once rasspy has giving you these strings, you can run "Make a New Connection" from your dial up networking folder,
put in the phone number (which rasspy also gives you but you can see when you sign up anyways), and the actual login
and password, and then connect to it like you would to any real paid isp.
_JUNO'S TRICKS_
Juno doesn't like you doing this, so after a while, they catch on somehow, I don't know how they do but they do. any
time after you are using your free account, they may kill it. I can't tell you how long it will last, it could last
anywhere from 3 days to months. When they do kill it you will have to make another one, except juno uses trickery!
When you sign up, they assign you a machine ID which they hide in your registry. Your machine id is a string
comprised of capital letters and numbers, yours could look like this: "A4EWE45AAA8GMDXGAAA35GMCD9WZZW". As far as i
know it is not really based on anything, but I suppose it could be. When they kill your account the sort of 'black
list' your machine id and don't let you get any more accounts. So in order to get a new account you need to change or
remove your machine id. If you remove it has the same effect of changing it, but is easier. The Machine id is
located in your registry at: "My Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\JUNO.JAnimCtrl.1", and is a string named "Anim Script".
So if you want to make a new account after being locked out you have to get rid of this, you could open up regedit
whenever you have to do this, or you could use a much easier method: open up notepad and create a file called
"junofix.reg" or something, the name doesn't matter as long as its extension is ".reg" in this file put the following
lines:
------------cut------------
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\JUNO.JAnimCtrl.1]
"Anim Script"=""
------------cut------------
and save your file. Now double click on the file and it will ask you if you want to add the information to your
registry, and then if you click yes it will confirm that it has been added. All this does is over write the Anim
Script string with one of the same name, but no data. If you are running some weird windows version you may need
to use a different format for this file, but in any case you can still do it, first, look in the "juno\bin\"
sub-directory and open a file called "eventlog.log", look for where it says MACHID A4EWE45AAA8GMDXGAAA35GMCD9WZZW
or whatever and copy your machine id. open up regedit and do a search for the string, when if finds it click on
it once to highlight it, then click 'registry'->'export registry file', export it to the desktop or whatever, open
it, and replace your machine id with spaces or nothing or whatever, and save it. So now you can run it whenever you
want to wipe your machine id, and create a new account.
_CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT-THE EASY WAY_
Wasn't that annoying when you had to create a new account, all that fuss and bother you had to go through: filling
out endless forms and fields? Well do we have the solution for you!.....Okay juno checks for a file called
tmpuser.ini in the "juno\lib\" sub directory when you go to make a new account, if it finds it with the right info
in it, it assumes you've already started making an account and cancelled, so it loads in your address, and name and
all that for you, so create this file in the juno root directory and include the following lines:
------------cut------------
[UserInfo]
User=
Password=
Salt=
ECHO is off
[User Profile]
Login=
6012=1
Profile modified=true
6011=6012
6003=YOURFIRSTNAME *********
6007=
6005=YOURLASTNAME *********
6009=xxx YOURADDRESS *********
6006=
6000=YOURCITY *********
6016=XX ********* (two letter state abrieve)
6015=USA
6010=XXXXX ********* (5 number zip code)
6001=(XXX) XXX-XXXX ********* (phone number)
6002=(XXX) XXX-XXXX ********* (phone number)
------------cut------------
Remember, change all the XX's to proper things, and take out all stars and my comments, they are just there to
show you what needs changing, only the lines with stars on them need changing.
Now you can make a batch file that copies this file to the "\lib" directory when ever your about to make an account,
this way you won't have to fill in your name and address. You will have to copy this time every time you are making
a new account because the file gets changed after making the account. Well this is just great! but wait, we still
have to answer all the stupid survey questions!, don't worry! the fix for this is quick! every time an account is
created on your computer, a directory is created like this : "juno\USER0001\" and inside here there is a file called
"juno.ini" This file manages many of the personalized operations in the running of the juno software, and also the
creation of new accounts. In the first section of this juno.ini ([UserInfo]) there is a line that looks like this:
"Update Profile=TRUE" or "Update Profile=FALSE", when it is true, you have to fill out the damn survey, when it is
false, you don't. Also if you delete the juno.ini it creates a new one without the "Update Profile=TRUE". So after
creating the new account, and cancelling as soon as it says "your new account has been created" or whatever (before
the survey), you go into which ever JUNOXXXX directory belongs to this account and delete juno.ini, and run
"rasspy cmd=C:\program files\juno\bin\juno.exe" (or whatever your path is). RASSPY will run juno, you will enter your
password, and rasspy will give you the real password without ever having to fill out any survey.
_ENDER_
So the process is this, run junofix.reg, copy tmpuser.ini to the 'juno\lib\' directory, run juno, create a new account,
click cancel before the survey, go into the new accounts directory (should be 'USER0000' if you have deleted all the
previous (and dead) accounts), run rasspy with the command line argument to run juno, put in your password when juno
comes up, click 'World Wide Web', copy the login and password that RASSPY gives you, close juno, create a new dun
connection, and connect to the internet. It seems like alot of work, but it's not, it takes about 5 minutes if you get
used to it. I have written a batch file that does everything for me, all i have to do is click all the "next"s.
I hope this has ben interesting, and not too long. The whole juno thing is quite flawed but I love it to death.
Remember, I have not actually done any of this, as it is probably illegal and I don't do illegal things, i only pretend
to be cool. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Thanks to the guys who put out rasspy, its good shit, and that's about it.
-itch
itch@gmx.co.uk
icq:111305316
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<choda-boy> phlux you sexy motherfucker
� phlux/#hackcanada unfs choda-boy
<choda-boy> heh
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Constructing a marijuana pipe out of a payphone handset
By: Phlux
A pay-telephone handset is indeed an artifact to anyone who owns one,
aside from making nunchucks, one can easily construct a marijuana pipe
from such a handset (assuming its made out of bakelite, find one that
is or you're a sand nigger). The innards should be removed, the blue
flexible piece is optional, I would remove it for cleaner tokes but
this is optional depending on your ethnic origin. The handset and the
2 screw on covers are to be boiled in water to kill any bacteria that
might affect your drug paraphenalia. A screen is to be tied to the
inside of the earpiece screw cover, where there should only be 6 holes
in a cluster arrangement no larger then the circumference of a screen.
Two wires from the screen should be carefully unwoven, so that when the
screen is placed on the inside (NOT OUTSIDE!) of the screw on earpiece,
the wires can be threaded through the screen and the holes of the earpiece
so they can be tie wrapped on, much like a button on a shirt. You now have
a normal looking telephone handset which can be used to smoke decent size
one hitters, and hash - place a ball of hash in the middle hole, hold the
handset to the side(at a slite over-vertical slant) putting your lips to
the hole where the armored cable was, holding a small lighter flame near
the hash, effectively vaporizing it for consumption.
This has been another phlux0rz ph34ky ph0ne tr1XxX0rz
-- Credits
Without the following contributions this zine issue would be fairly
delayed or not released, so thank you to the following people:
itch, Phlux, The Clone, Tray_Smee
-- Shouts:
Hack Canada (#HackCanada), Canadian Phreakers Union (#cpu), The Grasshopper Unit,
Flippersmack, Pyrofreak, soapie, Fran�oise, `enjoy, Kybo_ren, Flopik, Pinguino,
and lastly to everyone and anyone who contributes to the Canadian H/P scene.
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