F O R C E F I L E S Volume #6
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From The Depths Of - THE REALM -, By: ----====} THE FORCE {====---- 08/06/87
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There is more or less a solution to all of these problems:
1> Great, you are in luck..If passwords start to die on you rather quick,
Keep of the system for a month. They can't keep it up forever. Only
login occasionally to a few accounts to see if steps 3-5 have been
taken. THIS IS IMPORTANT, YOU MUST CONTINUE TO CHECK AT LEAST FEW
ACCOUNTS FOR FEW WEEKS. This is where I stuffed it and lost virtually
all accounts.
2> Let them try, you should only be on the trojan for few seconds, just
long enough to down load the passwords. If you are going via data
networks or route your call, there is no way in the world they can
trace you. Just watch out for anything sus about the accuonts you use
later on.
3> If you have been monitoring the account well, simply beat the user to
the message and delete it.
4> Again, login before the user does and change the password first to
something different and then to the original password. The user will
be none the wiser.
5> You are in deep shit...They are fighting dirty, so we retaliate.
change all the passwords and abuse all the accounts to the utmost.
ie run Sprinters simultaneously on ten accounts at a time and give
em hell. There are few tricks to physically destroy the data on
the drives and crash the entire system, but that just shouldn't be
attempted without a greater reason and I bet I can't trust all of
you not to have a go at it, so suffer, you'll have to find out how
for yourselves.
Happy Hunting!
DIALCOM PRIMOS COMMANDS
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The Following is a simple rundown of a few most usefull commands:
A DIRECTORY.NAME - attaches to a directory or another if high enough
access. Could have a format: ID DIRECTORY.NAME PASSWORD
if there are a number of dialcom systems at the one
site, it is often possible to attach to directories
outside your dialcom systems. To do that, just type
something like A 09:DIRECTORY.NAME PASSWORD
This works quite well from most dialcoms with the
exception of system 07 and 09
PASSWD -LONG - sets a remote access to the ID. It means you can access it from another ID.
WATCH ABC123 - Can monitor the actions of a user, ie Spy on him. This
one requires a higher access level.
F - Catalogs Drive
USERS - Shows number of users online, if a low number, best to
keep out, since you tend to stick out a lot if the
system is monitored from time to time.
SY - Status of users in a UFD series. A higher access is
needed for anything worthwhile.
ONLINE - Shows user online, within a UFD series.
These are the basic commands one uses frequently for hacking and holding
onto an account. For more information on commands, it's great if you can get
the manuals, if not, a number of good files have been written.
The commands do tend to be a little different in different primos versions.
Some systems are good enough to give you the master command file. The following
is a file found in most DIALCOM systems. MINERVA sys 07 and 09 excluded,
Naturally.
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|| DIALCOM PRIMOS COMMANDS, COMPILED BY ----====} THE FORCE {====---- ||
|| Thanx to: MINERVA 31/12/86 ||
|| Part #1 From the depths of: - THE REALM - ||
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*GLOC 003 RUN D W R - Searches an entire UFD for a given string of
characters. Available on: ALL systems.
*LABEL 023 RUN D W R (5) - Writes a tape label.
Available on: ALL systems.
*LOGPRT 010 RUN D W R (5) - Prints a system error log.
More info: see LOGPRT
*MAGNET 019 RUN D W R (5) - Reads/writes non-Prime format tapes.
More Info: See MAGNET. Available on: ALL systems.
*NETPRT 010 RUN D W R (5) - Prints a network error log.
More Info: see NETPRT Available on: ALL systems
*STBILL 004 RUN R (5) - Runs storage calculations.
Available on: ALL systems
TRAP48 003 SAM D W R - Not a command. Part of the 1648 emulation package.
Available on: ALL systems
*USAGE 004 RUN D W R (5) - Prints out system usage data.
More Info: INFO *USAGE Available on: ALL systems
ABI 028 RUN R - Abstract retrieval service. Available on: 98 only.
ADDR 001 RUN D W R (5) - Gives disk address of a file.
Available on: ALL systems
ADM42 002 RUN D W R - Sets ADM42 terminal function keys.
Available on: ALL systems
ADM42A 002 RUN D W R - As above, but does not change the escape key.
Available on: ALL systems
ADM42F 002 RUN D W R - Sets ADM42 terminal function keys at full duplex.
ADMRESET 002 RUN D W R - Changes escape key back to 233.
Available on: ALL systems
ALN 007 RUN D W R - Adds line numbers to a file.
Available on: ALL systems
ALTCMD 001 RUN D W R (5) - Allows high seclev users to change their
alternate command directory while signed on the system.
Available on: ALL systems
AMLCMO 004 RUN D W R - Prime command for communicating over AMLC lines.
More Info: PRIMOS COMMANDS REFERENCE GUIDE Available on: ALL Systems
AOSLOGIN 004 RUN R (2) - Secondary login program for AOS users.
Available on: ALL systems
AOSNEWS 005 RUN R (2) - Invokes newsfile for AOS users.
Available on: AOS systems
AOSUTIL 005 RUN R (2) - Turn key program enabling AOS managers to implement
new features. Available on: AOS systems
ARHIST 010 RUN D W R - Maintains Accounts Receivable history on clients.
Available on: 98 only
ASC 001 SAM D W R (3) - Systems group utility. Yields octal values of
characters. Available on: ALL systems
AU.18 049 RUN D W R (5) - Rev 18 version of AUTOPSY (see below).
AU.19 057 RUN D W R (5) - Rev 19 version of AUTOPSY (see below).
AUTODOC 003 RUN D W R - Produces documentation from source file for use
with INFO. More Info: INFO AUTODOC Available on: ALL systems
AUTOHANG 001 RUN R 2 - Hangs up the phone automatically when
