True Secrets of the Cyber Punk

Introduction and a word of Caution:

The reason I decided to write this book is to let people in on what they don’t know. The last time I checked there weren’t too many courses on this subject. I do however want to express the simple fact that if you take what you’ve learned from this book and actually use it you will be facing not only law enforcement and your moral conscious but also possibly bodily harm as there are many extremely dangerous processes in this book that if you chose to experiment with could end up with you on your way to a hospital or morgue.

Chapter One – The how to Guide
This chapter is will explain the easiest methods to subjects which may commonly sound overly complex when in actuality are not.

How to Hack a Web Site: (The Simple Method)

First off download an exploit. There are an amazing amount of different exploits out there, so search for ones that target NT servers. Some semi famous exploits that fall into this category are; Unicodexeute2.pl and msadc2.pl

Second, download a program called Active Perl. Think of it as a sort of programming compiler. (It makes text written in the Perl programming language into an active program, or executable code). It's extremely easy to get online. Then Install Active Perl on your computer.

Third, search yahoo, google or any other search engine for sites running on NT boxen (NT servers). The Run your exploit through Active Perl on the host (domain name). Below are examples on exactly how to do this.

Example 1. - perl unicodexecute2.pl www.host.com:80 "echo Wow this works > c:\inetpub\wwwroot\default.htm

Example 2. - msadc2.pl -h www.host.com -C "echo wow > c:\inetpub\wwwroot\default.htm

How to Connect to Telnet On a Windows Computer:

First off log onto the internet. Then open the MSDOS prompt program. (This program is usually located in c:/windows/system32/cmd.exe). Once you've ran the program type the word "telnet".

How to Freeze a Computer: (DOS - Denial of Service Attack)

Linux Method - If the host accepts a telnet session to the x-window port (6000-6025) you can freeze it by making multiple connections.

2nd Linux Method - Linux and TCP Time crashes if to many SYN packets are sent to the daytime and time ports. (13 & 37)

Windows Method - Use this code "ping -l 65510 host.com" In Telnet.

Unix Method - You need a fast connection to the net and simply need to over run the computers processing ability. So keep connecting over and over from multiple addresses. This usually will only work on Novell Netware FTP and some SunOS systems.

How to make Free Calls With 1-800-Collect:

Fist off go to a payphone. Then enter a MCI calling code. Like this one - 10222+0+718+123+4567 good, now the number you want to call. When the operator asks "if you'd like to make a collect call" press "11". Now enter a de-activated credit card number, like - 5371-5990-0600-2787. When it asks for an expiration date enter something like 0105 or 0106. For the Zip code enter 00000. This makes the MCI computers assume it's an overseas account and wont check if it's deactivated.

How to look for computers to call: - (exchange scanning)

You can download a program called a war dialer which will do this for you, but here's the manual method. Simply call every number in your local exchange. (425-353-0000 - through - 425-353-9999) every time a computer answers write it down. I do strongly suggest you use a war dialer.

There are other exchanges to try also for free. You might want to try one of AT&T's oldest networks used mostly for linemen's testing. Example - 206-959-0000. Most of the numbers after 959-2100 are people who work for AT&T, most of them have no idea they have a 959. These numbers don’t work in all areas either.

How to Take Over an AT&T Answering Machine:

Call the number and wait for the machine to answer. Then dial in this init String. 1234567898765432135792468642973147 4193366994488552277539596372582838 491817161511026203040506070809001 after you enter it the messages will start playing. Here is a list of commands to exploit their machine.

7 - listen to messages
6 - listen to new messages
# - stop
2 - rewind tape
5 - fast forward tape
33 - clear messages
* - record memo
4* - record announcement
41 - play announcement
0 - turn system off
88 - turn system on

How to Rip off a Change Machine:

This is a no brainier but still a lot of people don’t do it. Photo copy a few twenty dollar bills and cut them out as clean as you can. Find an older change machine, usually easy to find in laundry mats. Get your free change and take it to a coin star machine to get bills. If you need a few hundred buck quick for free with little effort or risk this is the way to do it.

How to blow something up:

Go to a fiberglass store and buy some Methol Eltho Ketone Peroxide (MEKP), and some Acetone. Mix them in equal amounts in any metal container. If you put more of either in make sure it's the MEKP. Then simply let it sit for a few weeks undisturbed. When it starts to crystallize it is what is known as Acetone Peroxide and has a lot of the same reactions as Nitro Glycerin. It explodes on temperature change, ignition (flame), and movement (shaking).

How to make poison gas:

Mix equal amounts of bleach and ammonia the fumes are toxic and are known as noxious gas.

How to give someone a stomach flu:

First take the bark off of a Cascara Tree, (they are tall, thin branched, and have small oval leaves which produce black berries in the summer time about the size of a blue berry). Once you have the bark put it in a plastic container and put it in the microwave so it sweats. You do not want to let the vapor droplets to evaporate though so keep an eye on it. Keep the container closed until it cools down so the extra vapor in it has time to re-liquefy. Then pour the Cascara juice into any container but do not get in on you. If you put the "juice in a persons drink or even rub it on their skin they will have flu like symptoms of chronic diarrhea and vomiting for days to weeks.

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Chapter Two – Port Number Listing Here is a short but sweet listing of port numbers on the internet so you’ll know what kind of system you’ll be connecting to before you try to connect.

Port 1 TCP Port Service Multiplexer
Port 2 Management Utility
Port 7 Echo
Port 11 Active Users
Port 17 Quote of the Day
Port 21 File Transfer [Control]
Port 22 SSH Remote Login Protocol
Port 23 Telnet
Port 24 any private mail system
Port 25 Simple Mail Transfer
Port 33 Display Support Protocol
Port 39 Resource Location Protocol
Port 42 Host Name Server
Port 43 Who Is
Port 47 NI FTP
Port 48 Digital Audit Daemon
Port 50 Remote Mail Checking Protocol
Port 51 IMP Logical Address Maintenance
Port 53 Domain Name Server
Port 57 any private terminal access
Port 59 any private file service
Port 61 NI MAIL
Port 63 whois++
Port 65 TACACS-Database Service
Port 67 Bootstrap Protocol Server
Port 69 Trivial File Transfer
Port 75 any private dial out service
Port 80 World Wide Web
Port 81 HOSTS2 Name Server
Port 84 Common Trace Facility
Port 87 any private terminal link
Port 89 SU/MIT Telnet Gateway
Port 93 Device Control Protocol
Port 99 Metagram Relay
Port 101 NIC Host Name Server
Port 103 Genesis Point-to-Point Trans Net
Port 105 Mailbox Name Nameserver
Port 107 Remote Telnet Service
Port 109 Post Office Protocol - Version 2
Port 111 SUN Remote Procedure Call
Port 112 McIDAS Data Transmission Protocol
Port 113 Authentication Service
Port 115 Simple File Transfer Protocol
Port 123 Network Time Protocol
Port 129 Password Generator Protocol
Port 137 NETBIOS Name Service
Port 140 EMFIS Data Service
Port 143 Internet Message Access Protocol
Port 152 Background File Transfer Program
Port 186 KIS Protocol
Port 194 Internet Relay Chat Protocol
Port 197 Directory Location Service
Port 246 Display Systems Protocol
Port 395 NETscout Control Protocol
Port 406 Interactive Mail Support Protocol
Port 423 IBM Operations Planning and Control Start
Port 443 http protocol over TLS/SSL
Port 458 Apple Quick Time
Port 464 kpasswd
Port 470 scx-proxy
Port 492 Transport Independent Convergence for FNA
Port 505 mailbox-lm
Port 510 FirstClass Protocol
Port 515 spooler
Port 531 chat
Port 533 for emergency broadcasts
Port 534 MegaMedia Admin
Port 586 Password Change
Port 989 ftp protocol, data, over TLS/SSL
Port 992 telnet protocol over TLS/SSL
Port 1026 Calender Access Protocol
Port 1045 Fingerprint Image Transfer Protocol
Port 1112 Intelligent Communication Protocol
Port 1257 Shockwave
Port 1279 Dell Web Admin
Port 1296 dproxy
Port 1348 multi media conferencing
Port 1411 AudioFile
Port 1452 GTE Government Systems License Man
Port 1455 ESL License Manager
Port 1612 NetBill Transaction Server
Port 1613 NetBill Key Repository
Port 1614 NetBill Credential Server
Port 1615 NetBill Authorization Server
Port 1616 NetBill Product Server
Port 1636 CableNet Control Protocol
Port 1649 kermit
Port 1689 firefox
Port 1712 resource monitoring service
Port 1735 PrivateChat
Port 1745 remote-winsock
Port 1772 EssWeb Gatewa
Port 1820 mcagent
Port 1838 TALNET
Port 1983 Loophole Test Protocol

This could go on forever, but I feel it’s important for more people to understand ports seeing how more and more of the world is becoming part of the internet community. For anyone who doesn’t really understand what a port is at all here’s a simple explanation. Think of them as different plug ins for your computer to access things. The whole web is on port 80, now when you stop to think that the net’s ports go up to 65,535 it may start to sink in on how huge the internet is.

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Chapter Three - Language This is the short but sweet lexicon of slang used by cyber punks.

Action: used to mean something that happened.
- 1. Good Action: something good happened
- 2. Bad Action: basically that sucks..
Anarchism: Basically the idea that an authority figure or system sucks so bad it should be destroyed.
Blue Boys: Cops
Bogerz: A bunch of bastards
Bollucks: It means "damn it"
Boot: Means to kick the crap out of something or one.
- exp. "Give them the boot"
Bot: Computer script that acts like a person
Braveheart: A dance when the crowd splits in two and charges during a song
Brews: Short for Hebrews
Candy Kid: Some one who likes techno, attends raves, or does Extasy
Charlie: Type of hair style with no or short hair in the back and two long bangs in the front also know as a shirley, popular among skinhead girls
Circle Pitt: A mosh pit with the out side line running in a circle
Commie Kids: Communist kids
Cracker: Someone who cracks software to make it free
Crustcore: Style of music played by hippie, activist, crusty, punk kids
Crusty Kids: A name for street kids who can't bath
Emo: Short for emotional, a style of music where boys sing like girls and look like girls.
Facism: Some one who has no individuality and is racist
Gear: Means stuff, usually pertaining to drug paraphernalia
Glam: A term for punk kids who try to look glamorous by wearing things like pink spikes and expensive punk gear.
Graph: Short for graphitti, or someone who does graphitti
Greaser: Some one who looks like a 50's grease monkey
Hacker: Anyone who exploits computer systems
Hammer Skin: Nazi skinhead crew
Hardcore: Music style and type of punk that is harder than any other
Hawk: Hair style with a row of spikes on a head.
- 1. Mo-hawk - one row
- 2. Du-hawk - two rows
- 3. Tri-hawk - three rows
Hipster: Some one who dresses like they are in Las Vegas in the 50's
Hustle: Some one's hustle is how they get their cash.
Indie: Short for independent commonly used with record labels
Liberty Spikes: A hair style meant to look like the statue of liberty's spiked crown
Mob: Basically it means walking around aimlessly
Mods: Short for modern rock it's what you call some one who looks like a dork, commonly you'll see shaggy hair, tight high water pants, a scarf, and an ugly shirt.
Mosh: Extreme dancing, it can be anything from pushing to full out flailing.
Nihilism: A belief that all forms of government should be reviewed and demolished in way for something else.
Nod: Short for nodding out, used commonly with heroin and booze..
Oi: Commonly used for - hey or hi.
- 1. also means a type of primarily old school skinhead uk punk.
Peckerwood: Type of skin head a lot less threatening than hammer skins
Phreak: Anyone who exploits phone systems
Pogo: Dance style consisting of jumping up and down
Psychobilly: If you took rockabilly and made everyone look dead
Punk: Me not you, me... just kidding
Punk Princess: A prep girl who try’s to look punky to impress
Rigz: Drug needles
Roughnecks: Cops, judges, or any other type of bastard
Rude boys: It means a gang member from Hattie or Jamaica but it also is used for Any gang minded punk
Second Skin: It means you have a tough outer layer of skin to protect you.
Serial: A code used to make a trial program into the full version
Sharp: Skinhead Against Racist Punk or Racial Prejudice
Shwag: Stuff
Ska: A type of music inspired by reggae horns
Skank: A style of aggressive dance
Skinhead: Blue collared, anti drug, pro drink, usually racist
Skunk: Type of skinhead
Slam: Injecting drugs through a needle
Squatter: Sleeping in an abandoned building
Straight Edge: Anti drug, anti drink, poison free kids
Swank: Neat or neat stuff
Trojan: A type of computer attack.
Tweaker: Some one who does methamphetamines
Unity: Many as one
Virus: A type of computer attack.
Warez: Free software
Worm: A type of computer attack

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