| ==Phrack Classic== |
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| Volume Three, Issue 32, File #1 of XX |
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| Phrack Classic Newsletter Issue XXXII Index |
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| November 17, 1990 |
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| Over the past year we have seen MANY changes in the Phreak/Hack community. |
| We felt the heat of Operation Sun Devil, watched are friends become public |
| scapegoats of the 'hacker world', and watched in anger as the lawyers have |
| tried to smash us and put us out like an old cigarette. Almost everyday I |
| hear about someone who just got 'busted' for one reason or another. This |
| makes me sit back and think. If people go to jail for hacking, and hackers |
| know this, then why does it continue? Ahhh... an unsolved mystery. Maybe I |
| should call Time Life Books. No, I don't think so. |
| Anyways, I am pleased to announce a new era in electronic publications. A |
| new age for a new age. Ladies and gentleman (Trumpet Fanfare Added Here), |
| Phrack Classic. Phrack Classic takes off where Phrack left off. For those |
| of you who have read Phrack then you might remember me as the editor for a |
| while. Well, now I am doing Phrack Classic to try to release a newsletter |
| that really describes what the Phreak/Hack world is like here in the 1990's. |
| People ask me why I am writing a hacker magazine, and they look down on me |
| for my attempt. I feel Phrack Classic is written for hackers, yes, but I also |
| feel that a hacker is one "who enjoys pushing the envelope, bypassing limits, |
| discovering knowledge, inventing solutions, <and> adventuring into uncharted |
| areas." So is it so wrong to publish a newsletter for the exchange of free |
| information? No, I don't think so. |
| Anyone is welcome to submit an article for Phrack Classic, and I encourage |
| everyone to do so. I hope you enjoy this issue and I look forward to bringing |
| you many more in the not so distant future. Stay safe and be free. See you |
| at Ho Ho Con! |
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| Crimson Death |
| Editor of Phrack Classic |
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| (Quote taken from the Hackers 6.0 Conference Brochure) |
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| If you have a question, an article submission, or you just wanna say |
| hello. Send mail to Crimson Death and Doc Holiday at: |
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| pc@well.uucp |
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| Table of Contents: |
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| 1. Phrack Classic XXXII Index by Crimson Death |
| 2. Phrack Classic Spotlight featuring Knight Lightning by Crimson Death |
| 3. Concerning Hackers Who Break Into Computer Systems by Dorthy Denning |
| 4. The Art of Investigation by Butler |
| 5. Unix 'Nasties' by Sir Hackalot |
| 6. Automatic Teller Machine Cards by Jester Sluggo |
| 7. A Trip to the NCSC by Knight Lightning |
| 8. Inside the SYSUAF.DAT File by Pain Hertz |
| 9. RSTS by Crimson Death |
| 10-12. Knight Line I/Parts 1-3 by Doc Holiday |
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