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Hard Core Hackers presents... ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ? ????? ????? ??????????? ????? ????? Filename : TH-TIPS.HCH ? ? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? Description : Tips on war dialing ? ? ??????????? ????? ??????????? ? ? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? Author: The Temperate Highjacker ? ? ????? ????? ??????????? ????? ????? Time/Date : 2/94 ? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Tips for War Dialing -- Written by The Temperate Hijacker -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Here are a few tips that beginning hackers should follow when learning how to use a war dialer, and just some basic hacking do's and don'ts. Tip 1 - Grab the best war dialer out there, I personally feel that ToneLoc v.98?10 (or later) is the best for what you are going to be doing. Make sure when you grab it, that you set it up properly to suit your modem, because if not, your results aren't going to be very good. Tip 2 - Start out with something small, with ToneLoc, you can choose what ever prefix, and suffix you want to scan. When you are scanning, try not to scan more than 100 numbers at a time, doing all of this should take no more than 30-40 minutes. Tip 3 - This is especially good if you are running a BBS that will allow you to have external events, and let you run them at any time you would like. Set it up so that early in the morning (preferably) from anywhere between 9-10am, during the busiest hours, (so it looks like you're just calling in to exchange data), or really late at night. Tip 4 - Try to scatter your calls, don't scan like 500 in one session, because if it does call somewhere twice, or a few times, you can get busted for annoying the public. Tip 5 - Make sure you are not mislead by the different sounding tones, there are three primarily that you can listen in on: 1 the regular "BBS" tone, the fax tone (kinda sounds like a bird =]), and the last one, the beutiful sound of a PBX. Tip 6 - Remember almost all systems are usually running either a 1200 or a 2400 with some type of compression, this is almost a sure sign of a place to check out. Well, that's all for now, good luck, and happy scanning! <GRiN> and remember, it is NOT illegal to scan numbers, just annoying...