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==Phrack Inc.==
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Volume Three, Issue 29, File #5 of 12
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[-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-]
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[-] [-]
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[-] Covert Paths [-]
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[-] [-]
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[-] by [-]
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[-] Cyber Neuron Limited and Synthecide [-]
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[-] [-]
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[-] November 1, 1989 [-]
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[-] [-]
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[-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-] [-][-]
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When cracking a system, it is important for you to use a path to the system
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that will not lead the authorities to your door step.
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There are several methods for doing this and all of them will depend on your
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destination, available time, goal and the phase of the moon. This article
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deals mostly with cover attacks via a connected network.
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If attacking via a phone link:
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o Tap in to your local payphone line and red box or "sprint" the call.
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o Using a long haul service (like Sprint or MCI) to dial into systems in
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remote cities. [This should hinder a track by a good order of
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magnitude.]
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o Use a midnight packet switching network (eg: PC-Pursuit, Tymnet, et. al.)
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o All the above.
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If attacking from a network (eg: the Internet) there are ways of spoofing the
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packet headers, but this requires superuser privileges on the system you are
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attacking from and a fair amount of 'C' programming expertise. Therefore, this
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will not be discussed here in any more detail.
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Another obvious trick is to use network routers and gateways along with guest
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accounts to "route" your data path. This will cause the person tracking you to
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have to go though more red tape and hassle to track you. This gives you more
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time to cover your tracks.
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Some useful paths I know of are:
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accuvax.nwu.edu
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cory.berkeley.edu
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violet.berkeley.edu
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headcrash.berkeley.edu
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host: violet.berkeley.edu host: headcrash.berkeley.edu
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account: nobody account: netgate
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net address:128.32.136.22 net address: 128.32.234.31
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host: cory.berkeley.edu host accuvax.nwu.edu
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account: terminal account: telnet
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net address: 128.32.134.6 net address: 129.105.49.1
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host: lightning.berkeley.edu host: score.stanford.edu
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port: 8033 account: guest
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net address: 128.32.234.10 net address: 36.8.0.46
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The accounts nobody, netgate, and terminal at Berkeley are accounts that were
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installed so that people can use the system to rlogin or telnet to an account
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elsewhere without a local login (or so I am told by the local hackers [Hi
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Audrey...]). The lightning path/method can be accessed by the command:
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"telnet lightning.berkeley.edu 8033".
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I am interested in hearing about other Internet access accounts that are
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available out there. If you know of any please send them in.
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Tymnet is also a useful method of gaining access to systems. From Tymnet, you
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can hook up to just about any computer and use the other methods to go one step
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further. It's not until you are traced back to the computer you linked to from
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Tymnet that they can even begin to follow you back. My understanding is that
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for a systen to find your Tymnet node, they must contact Tymnet personally and
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ask them to put a trap on their connection.
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For more infomation concerning Tymnet see the article "Hacking & Tymnet" by
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Synthecide in Phrack Inc. Newsletter Issue XXX.
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**********************************
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>--------=====END=====--------<
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