!;;;;::--==--::--==--::--:[ ]:--::--==--::--==--::;;;;! :: {{{ K - 1 i n e }}} :: ;; ;; :: :: `:==--::--==--::--==--::--==--::--==--::--==--::-- ]:--::--==--::--==--::--==:' ^ ^ ^ May-June 1999 ^ ^ ^ *: :* *: :* *: :* *: [-] Introduction .......................................... The Clone :* *: (-) Contact Information ................................... The Clone :* *: :* *:-=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=><=--=>H3H<=:* *: :* =-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-==-= | # Technical Documentation # | | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | *: [-] Skan Codes / Low Tone: 1-800-909-2926 ................. The Clone :* *: [-] Project: INWATS; 800-9xx-9999 ......................... The Clone :* *: [-] AK-47: Semi-Auto to Full-Auto Conversion .............. CYB0RG/ASM :* *: [-] Phrankie Wizbone's Guide to Successful Skitchin' ...... Wizbone :* *: [-] Cable Modem IP Hijacking in Win95/98 .................. Wildman :* *: [+] Conclusion ............................................ The Clone :* -| -| - Introduction - Welcome to the first issue of K-1ine zine! Wow who would of thought that me, The Clone would ever bother to write a 'zine and actually get it published!? Yes, it is true my friends. Are YOU ready for the latest hacking, phreaking and political based information from some of the best people in the scene? Do you want to see this baby take off and last for years? Well maybe that's taking it a bit far... who knows, we'll see if it lasts. I know that with the help from a few good men (and women) across the Internet, we'll be able to go places with this thing, this monster... this creation of e-freedom! :) -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- - Contact Information - What do you think of this zine? Want to contribute something? I want to hear from you! E-mail: theclone@cyberspace.org ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; ;.; - Technical Documentation - ^__[&% O I ! %&]__^ Project: Skan Codes Type: low tone Name: Skan Codes / Low Tone: 1-800-909-2926 Use: call forwarding (CDN) Code'(s): four digits Approx codes skanned: 10 000 ^__[}{}{}{}{}{}{]__^ [in numerical order for your convenience ;-] 1000#,1001#,1007#,1008#,1010#,1013#,1020#,1022#,1026#, 1027#,1028#,1030#,1031#,1048#,1055#,1067#,1071#,1085#, 1090#,1091#,1092#,1094#,1095#,1100#,1101#,1106#,1110#, 1111#,1116#,1117#,1118#,1120#,1122#,1123#,1126#,1128#, 1137#,1144#,1147#,1150#,1151#,1168#,1174#,1180#,1190#, 1200#,1202#,1207#,1209#,1212#,1213#,1214#,1215#,1218#, 1219#,1221#,1223#,1224#,1225#,1226#,1227#,1229#,1231#, 1233#,1234#,1238#,1240#,1241#,1253#,1257#,1276#,1300#, 1331#,1337#,1340#,1341#,1346#,1375#,1412#,1413#,1443#, 1445#,1447#,1451#,1455#,1457#,1472#,1473#,1499#,1501#, 1509#,1510#,1545#,1555#,1580#,1584#,1590#,1600#,1610#, 1617#,1618#,1619#,1623#,1631#,1632#,1637#,1651#,1653#, 1670#,1676#,1677#,1684#,1721#,1775#,1810#,1826#,1827#, 1847#,1849#,1851#,1907#,1909#,1921#,1927#,1934#,1937#, 1939#,1947#,1948#,1950#,1952#,1953#,1956#,1957#,1960#, 1963#,1966#,1968#,1973#,1980#,1981#,1987#,1992#,1995#, 1996#,1998#,1999#,2000#,2001#,2007#,2016#,2019#,2027#, 2037#,2067#,2074#,2077#,2078#,2082#,2099#,3006#,3009#, 3011#,3023#,3024#,3028#,3035#,3037#,3039#,3042#,3048#, 3061#,3086#,3088#,3094#,3101#,3104#,3111#,3114#,3125#, 3128#,3130#,3131#,3132#,3137#,3146#,3151#,3166#,3170#, 3190#,4009#,4033#,4040#,4043#,4060#,4067#,4074#,4083#, 4098#,4100#,4102#,4105#,4111#,4138#,4141#,4143#,4144#, 4151#,4155#,4164#,4192#,4200#,4213#,4219#,4228#,4229#, 4243#,4248#,4255#,4260#,4278#,4300#,4312#,4218#,4325#, 4337#,4339#,4344#,4265#,4370#,4400#,4409#,4430#,4437#, 4439#,4440#,4444#,4445#,4446#,4447#,4452#,4459#,4460#, 4477#,4495#,4510#,4511#,4517#,4534#,4545#,4572#,4580#, 5687#,4625#,4628#,4634#,4645#,4646#,4660#,4668#,4699#, 4705#,4711#,4744#,4748#,4774#,4816#,4828#,4848#,4956#, 4965#,4969#,4977#,4990#,5000#,5004#,5008#,5009#,5010#, 5014#,5018#,5022#,5061#,5081#,5100#,5111#,5114#,5116#, 5119#,5165#,5169#,5170#,5171#,5177#,5178#,5179#,5189#, 5197#,5200#,5204#,5210#,5222#,5225#,5231#,5234#,5240#, 5265#,5277#,5289#,5309#,5317#,5320#,5327#,5328#,5336#, 5338#,5340#,5317#,5320#,5327#,5328#,5336#,5338#,5340#, 5341#,5342#,5343#,5347#,5366#,5377#,5379#,5391#,5394#, 5395#,5407#,5411#,5412#,5421#,5431#,5432#,5433#,5462#, 5472#,5475#,5481#,5489#,5501#,5506#,5514#,5522#,5540#, 5550#,5555#,5569#,5574#,5575#,5578#,5596#,5634#,5640#, 5642#,5651#,5653#,5669#,5691#,5693#,5697#,5720#,5723#, 5756#,5760#,5786#,5788#,5791#,5804#,5829#,5835#,5839#, 5854#,5855#,5856#,5857#,5860#,5872#,5878#,5917#,5921#, 5953#,5955#,5973#,5977#,5981#,5995#,6004#,6011#,6034#, 6040#,6054#,6066#,6116#,6117#,6118#,6119#,6155#,6158#, 6161#,6173#,6176#,6208#,6210#,6217#,6226#,6232#,6259#, 6262#,6278#,6287#,6294#,6300#,6303#,6316#,6325#,6365#, 6391#,6402#,6416#,6429#,6446#,6454#,6458#,6500#,6511#, 6524#,6538#,6541#,6571#,6600#,6666#,6667#,6677#,6689#, 6724#,6728#,6731#,6745#,6748#,6755#,6767#,6769#,6770#, 6772#,6780#,6788#,6789#,6805#,6868#,6877#,6889#,6890#, 6930#,6931#,6945#,6951#,6969#,6986#,6996#,7014#,7040#, 7044#,7050#,7071#,7117#,7118#,7125#,7150#,7178#,7217#, 7223#,7265#,7272#,7285#,7293#,7331#,7334#,7339#,7343#, 7354#,7420#,7422#,7465#,7518#,7522#,7523#,7541#,7555#, 7566#,7576#,7587#,7602#,7603#,7643#,7672#,7674#,7676#, 7689#,7744#,7747#,7766#,7770#,7772#,7775#,7777#,7778#, 7779#,7849#,7879#,7889#,7897#,7930#,7032#,7986#,8005#, 8035#,8053#,8061#,8080#,8082#,8111#,8125#,8137#,8154#, 8155#,8166#,8177#,8179#,8195#,8200#,8234#,8282#,8393#, 8396#,8405#,8448#,8460#,8486#,8524#,8586#,8618#,8644#, 8666#,8677#,8678# -*- END. skanned by: The Clone compiled by: The Clone date: May 5, 1999 URL: http://nettwerk.hypermart.net E-MAIL: webmaster@nettwerk.hypermart.net == Type: four-digit suffix skan Name: Project: INWATS; 800-9xx-9999 Author: The Clone Date: June 14, 1999 *Contact* /E-mail - webmaster@nettwerk.hypermart.net /URL - Nettwerked; http://nettwerk.hypermart.net 800-9xx-9999 900-9999 - n/s 901-9999 - no answer 902-9999 - n/s 903-9999 - no answer 904-9999 - n/s 905-9999 - n/s 906-9999 - n/s 907-9999 - n/s 908-9999 - calling area 909-9999 - pr0n 910-9999 - limo service 911-9999 - n/s 912-9999 - n/s 913-9999 - calling area 914-9999 - no answer 915-9999 - calling area 916-9999 - stockmarket 917-9999 - no answer 918-9999 - OHS Health & Safety Service 919-9999 - pr0n 920-9999 - busy 921-9999 - no answer 922-9999 - Citizens' bank 923-9999 - calling area 924-9999 - n/s 925-9999 - office after business hours 925-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 926-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 927-9999 - Rosio Country Estate 928-9999 - automated voice 929-9999 - calling area 930-9999 - altrack systems regional office 931-9999 - n/s 932-9999 - n/s 933-9999 - lacert software 934-9999 - automated voice: (330)-225-9772 935-9999 - busy 936-9999 - no answer 937-9999 - calling area 938-9999 - Norcelanders 939-9999 - calling area 940-9999 - no answer 941-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 942-9999 - n/s 943-9999 - n/s 944-9999 - calling area 945-9999 - calling area 946-9999 - disconnected or n/s 947-9999 - calling area 948-9999 - n/s 949-9999 - calling area 950-9999 - low tone (PBX) 951-9999 - no answer 952-9999 - call did not go through 953-9999 - n/s 954-9999 - n/s 955-9999 - Fisher Scientific Voice Mail System 956-9999 - n/s 957-9999 - n/s 958-9999 - n/s 959-9999 - Southern California International College 960-9999 - n/s 961-9999 - n/s 962-9999 - calling area 963-9999 - n/s 964-9999 - n/s 965-9999 - n/s 966-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 967-9999 - Royal Vision 968-9999 - calling area 969-9999 - no answer 970-9999 - n/s 971-9999 - n/s 972-9999 - n/s 973-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 974-9999 - n/s 975-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 976-9999 - n/s 977-9999 - n/s 978-9999 - n/s 979-9999 - n/s 980-9999 - n/s 981-9999 - n/s 982-9999 - no answer 983-9999 - n/s 984-9999 - n/s 985-9999 - calling area 986-9999 - n/s 987-9999 - Dollyan (?) Cosmetics 988-9999 - cannot be completed as dialed 989-9999 - Kraft and Johnson 990-9999 - n/s 991-9999 - call did not go through (a dude with a stuffy nose says it!) 992-9999 - calling area 993-9999 - n/s 994-9999 - n/s 995-9999 - Bellsouth phones 996-9999 - Turnkey voice mail system 997-9999 - n/s 998-9999 - Community Connections 999-9999 - calling area === __________________________________________ AK-47: Semi-Auto to Full-Auto Conversion __________________________________________ CYB0RG/ASM 03.24.1999 _____________________________________________________________________________ ____________,,____________ _ ______ _/___ ,---==== |~ =--= |_==_\______/| Characteristics |' `'~~' |___/_________|_....../============= =- =- =- =- =- =- | _.--~~`) |`_/':;;: Caliber: .223 |_..--~` / / :;;: Cartridge: 6.5x55 (__/ :;;: Barrel length: 415 mm :;;;. Magazine capacity: 30 rounds ':;;` Muzzle velocity: 700 m/s ` Killing range: 1,500 m AK-47 (Avtomat Kalashnikova, Model 1947) Rounds/minute: 600+ _____________________________________________________________________________ Semi-automatic AK-47's were available for purchase in Canada with nothing more than an FAC (Firearm Aquisition Certificate) up until 1992. This was the year a fascist hag named Kim Campbell was used as a sacrificial cow to railroad freedom-robbing gun legislation (Bill C-17) into place. Legislation which--among other things--took away the average citizens right to own a semi-automatic rifle which fell under their guidelines for an "assault rifle." You can still aquire an AK-47 if you have a "restricted weapons permit." However, it's not always easy or even possible to obtain the permit, and once you register a restricted weapon you are also inviting the RCMP into your life. They have the right to come and "inspect" the rifle whenever they want. Not that they can't just enter your house anyway, but now you will have agreed to it on paper. Anway, it's all going to get worse and you can forget about it getting better. So, for those of you who still possess one of these fun assault rifles, here is how you can have even more fun with it before they come to take it away. Converting a semi-automatic AK-47 to fully-automatic. 600 rounds per minute... ohhh yes. Materials Needed: 1 AK-47 1 twist-tie and lots of ammunition How it Works: Stages of action in a semi-automatic AK-47: 1. Cock the rifle - The trigger Sear (the sear is the "catch") holds the Bolt-Carrier in a ready-to-fire position. 2. Pull the trigger - The bolt is released causing the firing pin to strike the shells primer thereby firing the bullet. 3. Piston comes back - Due to the pressure of the shells powder exploding the "gas" piston is forced back moving the bolt- carrier assembly along with it to re-cock the rifle. 4. Missing the trigger sear - If you are still holding the trigger, the bolt carrier will miss the trigger sear and get caught by a second sear behind the trigger sear. If you weren't still holding the trigger the bolt-carrier would catch on the trigger sear so you would have to pull the trigger again. 5. Release the trigger - The trigger mechanism causes the second sear to release and the bolt-carrier moves forward stopping on the trigger sear. 6. Now the process repeats at stage 2. That's semi-automatic. Hmmm, if that second sear wasn't there wouldn't the bolt-carrier just miss the trigger sear and if you held the trigger it would just keep firing? Hell yes. Procedure: (It is obviously illegal to modify an AK-47 in this way. Don't!) Remove the magazine from the receiver. Remove the Receiver Cover by holding in the square button that sticks out the back of the cover. Slide the Return Spring and the Bolt-Carrier with Piston assembly out of the rifle. Using the twist-tie, tie the second Sear back to the pin that runs through the receiver of the rifle. Now reassemble the weapon. Slide the Piston and Bolt-Carrier back into the rifle. Slide the Return Spring back into the Bolt-Carrier and slide the other end of it into its guide slot. Push the "button" end of the Return Spring while settling the Receiver Cover back into place. Ammunition: I can tell you that not all ammunition will work with an AK-47 in this configuration. The problem is some ammo's primers are not sensitive enough to fire when the firing pin comes back after the first round is fired. In particular the military surplus ammo would not work for full-auto. Go figure. Experiment with different brands of ammo and you will find a brand that works. Final Notes: Uh, actually doing this would be very illegal. _________________________________ Copyrifle (c) 1999 CYB0RG/ASM www.hackcanada.com _________________________________ === /-----------------------------------------------------------------------\ | <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Phrankie Wizbone's Guide >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> | | | | /////////////////// to Successful Skitchin' \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ | \-----------------------------------------------------------------------/ '98 DISCLAIMER: If you get hurt any time after reading this as a result of anything you learned from this phile, sucks to be you, cuz I'm am in no way, shape, or form, responsible for anything you're stupid enough to try. /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ di9 i7? \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ #1. WHA? Firstly, you're probably wondering, what IS skitching? Well, my inquisitive friend, skitching is simply grabbing on to the back of a moving vehicle while on rollerblades, or a skateboard (if you're stupid-read on to find out why) and hitching a quick ride. Now, yeah, I'm a hacker by trade, and you're probably reading this on a hack/phreak page. So, why did I write this? Why not? I mean, we've gotta find some way to get around from telco buildings to home, or whatever, and for those of us who are too cheap to get insurance or too lazy/stupid to get a license, a pair of $150 blades is perfect for quick, and simple transportation. #2. Equipment! Okay, now here are some things you should have for a successful skitch. (a) Helmet - Now, I don't wear one, but it might be a good idea. After all, you'll be travelling at 40-60+ km/hour and if you slip off the vehicle or something, your head is road pizza. A simple bike helmet will do the trick, but if you really feel like being 31337 you can wear a motor cycle helmet. Also, the visor on a motorbike helmet would be great for improving your vision. Keep in mind, you've got wind blowing in your eyes. (b) Pads (with wings) - If you're deeply into rollerhockey, etc, then you probably have all the gear: Knee-pads, elbo-pads, wrist-guards, condoms, etc. Well, those are all a good idea. The last thing you want is to slip off a bumper and thrash your knee. What do I recommend? Well, elbo pads are overrated and cumbersome. Usually, if you hit something, it will be your hands, your knees, or your ass that catches the asphalt. So, that leaves knee pads and wrist guards. I wear wrist guards but no knee pads. I was going to buy some pads for my knees, but I got too cheap and decided to spend the $20 on a CD or some shit like that. I like the wrist guards though, cuz they save your hands, and your wrists from a brutal thrashing, as well as they make it easier to grab onto things. Some people might disagree, but I find they do. (c) Eye protection - Sounds weird, eh? Well, it's true. You've got wind, bugs, dirt, dust, and other debris flying at your face in many instances, so keeping your eyes covered is a good idea. If you get a bug in your mouth, who cares, extra protein. If you get a bug in your eye, you could flinch and lose your grip. I wear a pair of $20 bike goggles with side ventilation to prevent fogging. They work great. You COULD just wear sunglasses, but there's a better chance of those falling off. Ski goggles, a visor, anything. Whatever, just get something over your eyes. (d) Knap sack - All good phreaks will carry a bag for their goodies. Common sense alert: using a backpack with two shoulder straps makes skitching easier. Purses, duffle bags, and even those little fanny/hip packs are a pain in the ass. (e) Clothing - It might be a good idea to wear some so some old lady doesn't report a "naked kid skating around". Seriously, I want to keep it clear that wearing something like leather or denim will reduce the rash factor a whole wack. But, as usual, I don't follow my own advice, so you don't have to either. I wear shorts and a t-shirt or a sweater usually. (heh heh) #3. Scoping yer ride... Now, there are some things to look for in what you're going to skitch off of. I've done alot of thinking about this, and here are my conclusions. Heed them. When you're skitching, what you're looking for is something you can hang off of in case you're in trouble. Vehicles that are good for this are pickups and city/telco vans. Why? With a pickup, you hang on to the tailgate, and when you hit a ragged road, you just pull yourself up, and kneel on the bumper. Real easy stuff! With utility vans, there are usually those little ladders at the back. Those are sweet, cuz you can hang on with those, and if something happens, just jump on up onto the rungs of the ladder. Simple. Now, compare this to a car. You COULD hang on the bumper of some fucking toyota or something. But you can't grip it too well, and your stance will be one that won't be too great for balance. "Ah!" you're saying, "but what about cars with fins/spoilers?" Uh! Looks like you got me there! ...hah... No, these suck too, cuz most of those things won't be able to support your weight if you try to pull on them. Besides, I wouldn't sit on the back of some dude's slippery car. That's no good. Speedbumps can be a bitch. #4. Watching the road. Know your roads. Make sure where you're gonna be going is safe to glide on. No bumps, potholes, gravel, cracks, etc. You can still always get over all of these, but it's hard, and it makes it a hell of a lot easier to avoid them altogether. Main thing, don't ride a road you don't feel comfortable on. #5. Catching the breeze~~~ Now that you've got your gear, know what kind of vehicles to go for, it's time to actually get down and do it. All you've gotta do, is blade down the street towards an intersection, or stop sign where your target is parked. It's the sweetest if you time it just right so that you won't have to stop, just float up behind them and grab on as they start going. It's much easier to start on a moving vehicle than a stopped one. Plus, you have less of a chance of getting noticed. If you think they see you, don't worry, it's easier just to give up right away and make it look like you were using them to slow down or something. This leads to my next topic... #6. Getting away! If you just happen to skitch off some spazoid piece of senile old shit who throws a hissy fit cuz you're yanking on his bumper, you'd better take off. These bastards don't take 'sorry' as a reasonable answer for 'why the hell you were trying to get yourself killed'. Nope. Just back off, fast... What's the worst they could do? They could run you over if they're really psycho. They probably won't do that, but if you beat it, they'll probably sure come close and do they're best to find out where you live by following you. Your best bet, take as many pedways, sidewalks, etc, so that you can get as much distance between you and their car as easily as possible. Stairs are great for this if you happen to find yourself getting circled in a mezzanine or underground parking lot. Remember, you've got blades, there's no where you can't go. Running up stairs is easy, just make sure you hang onto the rails. Another thing that's real handy is a fence. Cars can't go over fences, and if there's a fence, the psycho-bitch chasing you will probably have to drive around the block to get to the other side. To climb a chainlink fence nice and easy, just use your front wheels. They fit perfect-like into the little holes. Once you're up, just fall onto the ground onto the other side. Or, land on your feet... it's your call. #7. Final words... Okay, dudes, and dudettes, now you know everything I know, and probably more... somehow... Anyway, the main theme here, is DON'T do anything you don't feel comfortable doing, and don't try anything you think you could hurt yourself doing. You know the last thing you want to do is mash those beautiful typing fingers. Oh, and one last thing, don't skitch cops. Endz. ________________________ __________________ \ ____________________ \ / ________________ \ \ \ \ \ / / \ \ \ \ \ \_/ / \ \ \ \ Bad isn't good u \___/ rse stuff happens \ \ \ \ n o \ \ \ \________________ til w _____________________\ \ \________________ \ / _______________________\ \ \ / / \ \_/ / \___/ wizbone@underwriters.com http://members.tripod.com/~Wizbone === Cable Modem IP Hijacking in Win95/98 The purpose of this is to show you how bad cable modems security is and that even with a win box you can take someone else's IP. You can hijack IP's using a cable modem and it's very simple in any operating system. Just follow the steps: 1) Choose someone's IP that you wish to have. Make sure the IP is on the same network. Most cable modem providers use DHCP. The fist thing you have to do is find the victims IP. Remember the victims IP has to be in the same network and with the same service provider for this to work. 2) Now this is probably the hardest thing in this file (but it's still easy), you have to wait until the victims computer is off or you can Smurf kill his connection. When you think his computer is off-line just try to ping it to see if you get a response. Do this by going to a DOS prompt and typing "ping ". If you get a response then you have to try harder. After you get his PC off-line then you go into your network properties and edit the IP settings, but instead of having yours there you put the victims IP, host, and domain. 3) Restart. If you restart and you get an IP conflict this means that the victims computer is on, if you don't get an IP conflict then try to go to your web browser and see if it works. With some cable modem providers you might have to also add the Gateway, Subnet mask (255.255.55.0), Host, DNS search, and Domain. Now you can go. Everything will work until the victims PC is back on. Once it is back online it will take the IP away because it will tell you that you have the wrong Mac addresses. *Linux* This is also possible in Linux, but is not the best way. You can change your Mac address to the victims PC and this is more secure and much easier. There are a couple of scripts to change your address, just look around. Warning: Some cable modem service providers will know when you're using the wrong IP, but hey, it might be useful. Copyright (c) 06/1999 Wildman www.hackcanada.com === - Conclusion - In conclusion I would like to thank everyone who contributed articles to the very first issue of K-1ine. May it live on many many years to come... - END - ~~~ PREDICTIONS ~~~ on sept 11, 2001 something BAD is going to happen! And George W Bush will be President.