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      'Riding the Sine Waves'

		
	  "I know this girl, has eyes as big as Jolly Ranchers.
	   Beautiful girl, she's a beautiful girl." - Dj Shadow 
_____________________________________________________________________________  


» .- Words from the Editor -. «                                              |

*: [-] Introduction .......................................... The Clone    :*
*: (-) Contact Information ................................... The Clone    :*
*: (-) Affiliate Web-Links ................................... Nettwerked   :*
*: [X] News; Brand new web-site venture ...................... The Clone    :*
*: [X] E-mail; British Telecom Record Manipulation ........... The Clone    :*
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» .- Documents -. «                                                          |

*: (x) 'What is Gravitational Engineering?' .................. Cenobyte     :*
*: (x) 'The Battle for your PC' .............................. Cenobyte     :*
*: (x) 'Security Camera Looping' ............................. Magma        :*
*: (x) 'December 6' .......................................... Mandy        :*
*: (x) 'Namezero Fun' ........................................ P1asm1c      :*
*: (x) 'SNMP AT&T scan (1)' .................................. Psychospy    :*
*: (x) 'SNMP AT&T scan (2)' .................................. Psychospy    :*
*: (x) 'SNMP AT&T Wireless scan' ............................. Psychospy    :*
*: (x) 'Telus OCA IP Hijacking' .............................. eth0         :*
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» .- Conclusion -. «                                                         |

*: [-] Credits ............................................... The Clone    :*
*: [-] Shouts ................................................ The Clone    :*
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-- Introduction

 
  Welcome to the February 2001 issue (#12) of K-1ine zine, once again
I am your editor and chief architect - The Clone - bringing you another
great compilation of writings from various people in the Canadian 
hacking and phreaking community. Before you go sending off that e-mail
to me asking why I didn't submit anything for this issue, the answer
is simple; been working too much to be able to finish off the articles
I was planning to put in here. But by next month I promise you I'll have
two supa-dope philes for you all in K-1ine 13 to intake faster than cocaine
at a Telus Corporate employee dinner party.

Enjoy ~ 

Clone

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<soap> oooaah :) *french aussie canadian soapie kisses*
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Contact Information;
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Comments/Questions/Submissions: theclone@hackcanada.com

On IRC: irc.at0mix.net, #altphreakingfaq, #cpu (key required),
 			       #hackcanada, #k-1ine

Shoot me an ICQ message: (UIN) 79198218

Check out my site: (Nettwerked) http://www.nettwerked.net

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Hack Canada         http://www.hackcanada.com
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<Wildman> ariba ariba andale andale
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News; Brand new web-site venture
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[02.16.01]

- The Clone

  This month I've taken on several other web-site development projects
while Nettwerked has stayed down for technical maintenance ...

		 'Alt.Phreaking FAQ official web-site'

Get all the answers to the questions you've always asked yourself while
lurking around on the USENET newsgroup; 'alt.phreaking'. Originally
started by telco-guru 'Seuss', the alt.phreaking faq has grown into a 
several hundred page Q&A guide for newbies and telecom enthusiasts alike,
and just this month was passed onto me for permanent bi-monthly updating.

		     http://members.tripod.com/SeusslyOne

--
			  'Fuck Rogers AT&T'

The name says it all - Fuck Rogers AT&T is site for the wireless phreak
to spread knowledge about the technical infrastructure of Rogers/AT&T's
TDMA/Analog cellular network, as well as a place for irrate (former) customers
to rant about why they think the service Rogers/AT&T offers just plain sucks.

This site features the following sections:

security advisories / files, rants, message board, and hosted sites.

		     http://www.fuckrogersatt.com

--
  			  'TRAPFONE'

Still undergoing major construction, TRAPFONE is a site for the wireless phreak
to spread knowledge about the technical infrastructure of TRACFONE's analog
cross-country cellular network, but mainly as a place for irrate (former)
customers to rant about why they think the service TRACFONE offers just 
plain sucks.

 		     http://www.trapfone.com

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<question> clone has the best rolled r's whilst sucking dick in all of canada
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E-mail; British Telecom Record Manipulation 
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[02.16.01]

An interesting e-mail I received last week on potential British Telecom
Record Manipulation... hell it could be just another beiger fuckin' with
this poor girl. At any rate, I felt it deserved to be in this issue of K-1ine.

- The Clone


Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 00:05:32 -0700 (MST)
From: The Clone <theclone@StealThisComputer.ORG>
To: [name withheld] <-------@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Help

    [ The following text is in the "X-UNKNOWN" character set. ]
    [ Your display is set for the "US-ASCII" character set.  ]
    [ Some characters may be displayed incorrectly. ]


- I don't know a lot about the way British Telecom handles it's billing
  record keeping system, but if its security is anything like Canadian
  and the American phone system then the likelyhood of records being
  altered is rather slim, BUT if anyone who framed her knows about the
  security of the telephone like myself and my associates do, then yes
  call log altering is completely possible.

Is there anyone out there who could tell us if it is possible for BT Phone
> Records to have been manipulated so that call times and dates are not 

> necessarily where you would have expected them to be, and there are also
> other discrepancies on some calls?  Is it possible for calls logged to
have been moved around?

- There is a device that is widely used by phone techs and phone phreaks
  alike, which goes by the official name of "buttset", also known as
  "linemens handset" and most commonly called 'beige box' by the
  underground community. By hooking up this device which is, in simplest
  terms a "hand set with an alligator clip on the red wire and alligator
  clip on the green" which is hooked up to the phone box outside of
  peoples houses to set the QoS (Quality of Service) of a line, and by
  phreaks to tap lines, and by criminals to make fraudulant calls. This
  is probably what was used to make those phone calls that the young lady
  you represent is now in allegations over.
  I recommend you check for any signs of tampering by looking at the
  phone box outside of her house... any forced entry into the box for one,
  open the box up wearing gloves (the persons finger prints are likely on 
    them, don't want yours there too), and look at the wires... if any of
  the wires (green/red) were stripped then you have your answer.

  Do not hesitate to use this as a defence, BT has a history of dealing
  with these types of situations though they don't like to admit it to
  the public ("us vulnerable? NEVER!"). Good luck, and write me back
  if you have any more news. I'd like to know how this turns out.

The Clone


We have no idea how this young lady^Rs phone records can show calls
logged at times and dates that are completely incorrect and hope that
someone out there picks up this e-mail and can help us. 


On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, [name withheld] wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> We are writing this e-mail in the hope that someone may be able to assist
> us.  We feel that the expertise and knowledge we are seeking is likely to be
> found via your web site.
>
> We are representing a young lady who is facing a very serious allegation
> that could ultimately result in a long custodial sentence here in the UK.
> The young lady in question is actually innocent of the allegations against
> her and we are desperately searching for some information that would help us
> to prove this.
>
> Is there anyone out there who could tell us if it is possible for BT Phone
> Records to have been manipulated so that call times and dates are not
> necessarily where you would have expected them to be, and there are also
> other discrepancies on some calls?  Is it possible for calls logged to have

> been moved around?
>
> Has anyone heard of complaints about discrepancies on BT records?
>
> Another alternative may be that certain calls from one line are redirected
> so that they appear to have been made from somewhere else, and then vice
> versa ^Ö certain calls from another number may have been made to appear to
> have come from the young lady^Òs line.
>
> We have no idea how this young lady^Òs phone records can show calls logged at
> times and dates that are completely incorrect and hope that someone out
> there picks up this e-mail and can help us.
>
> Signed
>
> [name withheld]


---
<theclone> do you hate clone?
<skrewdriver> ?
<theclone> for kb'ing you
<skrewdriver> no
<theclone> good
<theclone> you mean to tell me when you're around 25 you're not
           going to be seeing a doctor about this... "emotional regression 
           due to abuse in adolesence"?
<skrewdriver> haha
<theclone> good
--

What is Gravitational Engineering?

Gravitational Engineering is, simply put, the manipulation of gravity
through means other than the movement of masses. In order to understand how
this would be possible one must first begin to understand the nature of
gravity. What is it? How does it work? In 1916, Einstein came up with his
theory of gravity called General Relativity. In GR gravitation is no longer
a force acting through space, from one mass to another, but rather a local
effect. That is to say a massive object creates a curvature of space and
time. Objects then follow the geodesics of this warped geometry. As John
Archibald Wheeler put it "mass tells space how to curve, and space tells
mass how to move"

The second major theory to come about in this time period is Quantum
Mechanics. A theory describing the nature of matter and energy at small
distance scales. In quantum mechanics we no longer talk about particles
having definite position and momentum, rather we deal with probabilities.
The behaviour of matter is governed by the Schrödinger wave equation in the
non relativistic case, and quantum field theory in the relativistic one.
Without going into the details surrounding both of these theories it
sufficient to say that they have contradictory viewpoints when it comes to
gravity. Quantum field theory roughly describes forces as an exchange of
virtual particles, whereas gravitation is described as being purely
geometric. The recasting of relativity theory in light of the quantum
description is one of the major challenges of modern physics. Out of the
unification of quantum theory and general relativity will come a new
understanding of the fundamental nature of space and time. Once we begin to
understand the interaction between geometry and matter it is hoped that we
can control it.

It is the goal of this Institute to bring together researchers and
scientists from around the world in pursuit of this knowledge and to seek
what benefits can be gained by it.

'The Thiiring Institute'

http://home.edmc.net/~thiiring

- Cenobyte

02/15/01

--
<wildman> anybody wanna take over the world tonight
<theclone> aww how about tomorrow.. too tired to do it tonight.
<wildman> damit
<theclone> ;)
-

The Battle for your PC

We are coming to a crossroads my friends, a point where Corporate America is
trying to take control of your machine early days of computing and even up
to now, these machines have been empowering. Now I know not everyone uses
every feature or knows the intimate detail of how their computer works. Some
of us just use them for the basics, games, e-mail, web browsing and word
processing. Others write code and have control over every single aspect of
their processors from speed to output channels ... right down to the arcane
knowledge of assembly. Regardless, the power to do as you please is there.
To me, my computer is my territory. What is on it is mine, not somebody
else's.  Corporate America, no friend to personal liberty would like to see
this changed. They don't want you to have control over your
computer ... rather, like the governments and people they manipulate, they'd
like to see it as their property. In the past several months several schemes
have come out. There has been talk of building hard drives with copy
protection built in, software that encrypts the signals sent to your sound
card, and even encryption of the video signal going to your monitor.
Microsoft's latest offering while chocked full of bells and whistles has one
built in feature they gloss over. Copy protection built right into the OS.
Rumour has it that you will only be able to install the OS 50 or so times
and that either every installation, or the 50th time you'll have to phone MS
to get permission to reload it.
What's more, various forms of licenceware are coming out (Office XP) that
force upgrades and upgrade charges on you, whether you need them or not.
Macs aren't invulnerable to this trend either. Their writable DVD device
won't allow copying of various programs and DVDs. It doesn't matter if
you're just making a backup copy, or even time shifting a TV program, the
hardware won't let you. That being said, the hardware also won't let you
copy protect your own works. If I produce a video and want to protect it, I
can't. Only the members of the RIAA and other media corporations have this
ability.
The seemingly obvious answer to this is to simply not buy the corporateware
that's being pushed. Yet in order to run the programs, browsers, games, etc
that are out there you may be forced to. Try browsing the web in lynx or old
versions of IE and Netscape). Worse yet, the average user isn't going to
have the savvy to know when they are buying crippled hard/software, and that
is the majority of what will be offered.
It is up to those in the open source community to find ways around this, to
ensure that hardware without corporate control is still available, and that
OSs like Linux become easier to use and competitive with the likes of
Microsoft. These companies are relying on the fact that there will be no
competition. Something that is completely against the capitalist spirit. I
as a consumer should have the right to choose whether or not I want built in
copy protection. These companies want to ensure that I don't have that
choice.
This is a wake up call to everyone out there. Lest you find yourself paying
rent to use your own computer.

-Cenobyte

02/19/01

-
<ne0> u give some j to 10 yr olds, and s/he will be like "sod
         off, little wanker, i want heads!"  
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Security Camera Looping


[Intro]

	Walk into any public area and your sure to find many of them. Now, hypothetically speaking 
of course, lets say that you are wanting to access a payphone in an area lacking in people like a 
parking garage. the only thing from hindering you in your adventure is that camera. Heres a way to 
avoid being identified without cutting the cables to the camera, disabling it completely.

[Body]
	In general, security cameras do not have the greatest resolution so the chances of you 
cutting in modifying the display and having it noticed are greatly reduced. as mentioned above you 
can simple cut the cables but why arouse suspicion when all you may be doing is inserting a tap into
a payphone. 

	First off your going to need a camcorder to do this failing that a VCR and access to A.C 
power it can be done just impractical. Next, you'll need things like a pair of wire strippers, a 
screwdriver, extra wire, a "Y" plug (a Y shaped cord that attaches to digital and most analogue 
camcorders allowing you to view what's on the tape on a TV) that will be destroyed so it would be 
wise to buy another one, and lastly a friend to stay back, out of view to watch the camera. 

Most important is to find out when the busiest hours of the parking garage are so as not to do this 
at that time. After that it would be wise to find out when security does their rounds, this 
information can be found quite simply by calling the company or the city, which ever runs the 
security, and simply asking. 

	Prior to you need to strip the wires of the Y plug and attach a pair of alligator clips,
much like a beige box. Now to the camera, you need to find what's called the "Access Panel" where
technicians patch in to fix/install the security system. Mind you your only going to need the 
camera access panel unless you want to do other things such as disable the phone/lights/power but
these aren't necessary and may just attract unneeded heat. 

	The panel for the camera is a silver rectangular shaped panel secured to the wall/pole with
the same screws use to secure the ceiling in millennium phone booths, which are quite easy to remove
using a small flathead screwdriver. Now once you have it open here is how you create the looping 
effect. As soon as you remove the panel you will notice a few  wires (if your camera happens to be
in a pole then all that will remain are the camera wire(s) and the power source for the lamp) within
the panel used for other things within the system. All you need are the white and yellow ones. Once
locating the needed wires splice them but be carefully not to cut through, then with the camera on
attach the wire(s). Remember there may only be one relevant wire for the camera because most are not
equipped with sound. now what you need to do is hit record and tape a few moments of film. Preferably
footage without moving people/cars/etc. After this is done unplug and review the film, if all it set
well and there isn't a time stamp in the corner then re-attach and hit play. The camera should 
override the signal sending the data your inputing instead of film of you in the top of a payphone.
Now to back track a little if the film does have a time stamp, then it would be wise to come back 
the next day and attach and hit play at the same relative time as to what is on the display, however
this is not entirely nesessary.

[Closing Statement]
	
When you are finished doing whatever it was you were doing close everything up
and leave it as it was. If by chance this did not work then mostly you completely
disabled the camera which won't make much of a difference if you stole a payphone, 
I think someone would notice the missing phone whereas with a tap the case may 
be different. 
 
[Info]

E-mail - Magma@SunOS.com

Web-site - www.GHU.ca

02/15/01

--
<theclone> pepper spray to be used as alternative for ADD/ADHD kids!
<theclone> "no more ritalin for me", said little hyper-active Johnny.
<theclone> THAT my friends, is innovation.
--

			'December 6'

I often wonder why we are put here.  I mean we go through life not knowing 
what tomorrow will bring; we suffer from all sorts of problems like disease, 
disaster, loss, and death.  We fear tomorrow's coming and worry about what 
happened yesterday.  We've lost all sense of security from society, and lies 
are so common, you don't know whom to trust.  People are constantly changing 
and you never know how they will react to you.  Weapons are a fad and drugs 
are cool.  Peer pressure is normal and not taken seriously anymore.  Kids 
don't care about it and parents are either blind to it or they don't discuss 
it enough.  Society isn't made up of true people who are honest and good 
anymore; it's made up of people who wear masks and act like everyone else.  
They aren't themselves; they are what people want them to be.  They will 
tell you what you want to hear even it isn't the truth.  It's not often when 
you meet a person who shows their true selves and isn't afraid to do it.  
You don't meet a lot of honest people, or people who talk with any sort of 
intelligence behind their words.  Half the time people talk just to hear 
themselves, and they don't even understand it or know why they are saying 
it.  These people I can certainly do without.  We have to choose our friends 
wisely now and watch what we say.  People react in such a way today, that 
even the smallest thing could set them off.  People are killed for stupid 
reasons, and fighting is cool with kids.  If you're different then you are a 
loser, even if you are a good kid with good grades.  That part doesn't 
matter anymore.  If you look like them, talk like them, and act like them, 
then your in.  It's an easy concept.  Hide your true self, put on your 
second face and forget about the person who you were... you're cool now.  
Right?  Wrong... those people might make it far in life, and be rich or 
famous, but in the long run they won't be truly happy.  Their happiness is 
fake, what money buy's will sooner or later be gone.  It's being happy with 
yourself that will get you through.  And you can't be happy with yourself if 
you hide it under a mask.  It might work for some, but certainly not many.  
People take things for granted and don't really see the important things.  
Addicts live for the next high, not noticing things around them, or looking 
at who they are stepping on in the process of finding their next hit.  
Alcoholics look for their next drink not seeing what they are doing to them 
selves or loved ones.  They can't look past the glass or see through that 
high, and see that every swig or every hit that they take is a form of slow 
suicide, but for them I guess that the thrill of the buzz or that taste of 
that high is enough for them.  Who they hurt in the process proves doesn't 
really matter to then, they have what they want and that's all that matters. 
  Nobody is perfect, and I don't expect anyone to be.  If we knew everything 
and if we were perfect then there wouldn't be a point of living.  This is 
all one big learning experience, and it goes back to the first part.  We are 
here to experience all this stuff in life, and learn everything we can, but 
why?  Just for the experience?  I just don't understand why we need to go 
through this if we aren't going to be around anyways.  But I figure there is 
a reason, and I'm going to do my best.  Even if I don't' get anything more 
than knowing that I tried my best, lived my life the way I wanted to, and I 
was myself, I will be happy.  I am happier now than I was a year ago, and I 
think I'm finally figuring my life out.

- Mandy

--
<phlux_> wouldnt matter, my ass is pretty tight
<phlux_> it hurts when i shit    
--

Namezero Fun -or- Ridding your Domain of Corporate waste (c) p1asm1c 2001
--------------------------------------------------------

So you've finally made you're incredibly l33t homepage and are ready to 
publish it, but what's this? NBCi/Fortunecity don't approve of your 
kerberos security 'notes', packet sniffer collection, or password lists? 

(I suggest www.f2s.com for a decent host to redirect to)=20
Unfortunately all our friends at namezero offer is a redirecting domain, 
nevertheless having a domain of your own (albeit redirecting) can come 
in handy.

So to get started, go on over to www.namezero.com and sign up, use
plausible information (even if fake), as they seem to watch over the 
applications with a close eye these days. You'll receive a conformation 
e-mail, and after that (2-4 weeks) a welcome e-mail. You're now ready to 
use your brand new domain! But wait.... there's a 2 inch high tampon 
commercial beneath your uberl33t site.

But this can be remedied, after a few hours of searching, a loophole was 
found.

Once your domain is registered you can configure your site and the 
address it redirects to. This information is entered at
(controlpanel.'your Namezero domain goes here'.com/net/org)
Here you can enter the redirecting address and a 'description' for your 
site.  

Enter your password and click on homepage,  and enter the code below:

"></head><frameset rows=3D"100%,*" border=3D0 frameborder=3D0 
framespacing=3D0 framecolor=3D"#FF00FF"><frame src=3D"http://your real 
host goes here"><frame></frameset></html>  =20

The same method can be used for subdomains (called 'bookmarks' at your 
Namezero domain, simply click advanced for the subdomain and you'll once 
again have the description box, then just use the code listed below.
Explanation:

Basically the way this works is once someone goes to your domain, they 
receive a page at Namezero, with your page in one frame, and ads for
toiletries, 'N Sync Concert Announcements, Easy Bake Oven Ads and other 
garbage in the other.

The key to the exploit is the description box (basically anything 
entered into this box is inserted into the meta tags of the above 
mentioned page).

Since they don't filter out actually html tags in the field, with a 
little handy-work you can alter the page from scratch, eliminating the ad 
bar.

Start with a closing quote and right bracket (terminating the metatag, 
and you're free to code the rest of the page. So just put the code below 
into that box and your page will be displayed in all its glory...


p1asm1c

--

<cyb0rg_asm> tell me something, s0mething... do you honestly
             expect us to believe you have a boyfriend and are going to
             ice-capades together on your next date?  
-

AT&T -
216.129.0.0 to 216.129.255.255

216.129.1.1    : Agri
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9379579 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.11   : CABLE2
Description: 
Windows NT Workstation
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: loser
Location: haha

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
Inky
SQLExecutiveCmdExec
VUSR_CABLE2

216.129.1.14   : AGISERVER
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
albertbridge
andreday
arogers
bamquaid
bateston
bemis
bepoirier
Bernie
bigpond
binnstob
birchgrove
bob
biosdale
chistmasisland
coxheath
dattwood
degraem
desilcar
djulian
dominion
donkin
eastbay
ebbinrud
Eric
florence
forence
francqui
frenchvale
gabarus
georgesriver
gibbovir
glacebay
grandlakeroad
griffmar
gtatlock
Guest
houstama
howiecentre
Ian
IUSR_WEBSERVER
IWAM_WEBSERVER
jasampson
jcunningham
jneary
John
jryan
jspurr
lawdave
louisbourg
marionbridge
mgmacdonald
miraroad
mpeach
newvictoria
newwaterford
northsideeastbay
northsydney
Paul
pereiedw
peterse
pims
portmorien
qfrancis
reservemines
rick
sampstyr
scotchtown
smithbel
smithfre
smithlug
southbar
southside
stikkalar
stikkarlar
sydney
sydneymines
sydneyriver
thornchr
towerroad
trottoli
TsInternetUser
turneton
tviney
vineytim
waldrcal
warrecra
westmount

216.129.1.17   : PacketWare
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9408437 Software +7.10.5
Contact: John
Location: Vulcan Ave

216.129.1.33   : SeaScape2611.galaxy-data.com
Cisco 2611
Description: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 12.1(1)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-2000 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Fri 17-Mar-00 02:54 by cca

216.129.1.49   : Civic2
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9408974 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.57   : VMP
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9398972 Software +7.10.5
Contact: Shawn Green
Location: Reeves Street

216.129.1.63   : VMP
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9398972 Software +7.10.5
Contact: Shawn Green
Location: Reeves Street

216.129.1.68   : SERCAW2
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
(blank)
Administrator
Guest
IUSR_SERCAW2
IWAM_SERCAW2
krbtgt
TsInternetUser

216.129.1.81   : CB Travel
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9398979 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.89   : BT Auto
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9408960 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.97   : Butts
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9409071 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.105  : First
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9418267 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.111  : First
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9418267 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.113  : Helix
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629192 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.121  : CIDC
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629238 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.127  : CIDC
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629238 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.129  : Schwartz
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9398917 Software +7.10.5
Contact: Brenda
Location: Vulcan Ave

216.129.1.135  : Schwartz
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9398917 Software +7.10.5
Contact: Brenda
Location: Vulcan Ave

216.129.1.137  : Agri
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9379579 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.193  : PacketWare
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 9408437 Software +7.10.5
Contact: John
Location: Vulcan Ave

216.129.1.201  : Nardocchio
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629768 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.209  : ICBBOT
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629712 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.215  : ICBBOT
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629712 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.217  : Mediaspark
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629219 Software +7.10.5

216.129.1.223  : Mediaspark
Description: Ascend DSLPipe DSL-HS S/N: 10629219 Software +7.10.5

216.129.2.7    : KHIMONITOR
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Guest
IUSR_KHIMONITOR
IWAM_KHAMONITOR
khiadmin
TsInternetUser

216.129.2.14   : ZEUS
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
abaggs
aday
Administrator
bcreamer
bpelley
bpenney
britchie
cbksys_vol
cblackmore
cmacleod
dash
dmac
donnie
dsnow
fbrophy
golive
Guest
hdacey
hdoyle
hmacinnis
IUSR_CO3
IUSR_ZEUS
IWAM_CO3
IWAM_ZEUS
jburns
jhussey
jmackinnon
jmerill
jthomson
kbechard
kepifano
klangley
klynch
krbtgt
lchapman
lhachey
mbarnaby
mbishoff
mdejong
mhayes
mholland
mikeb
mkemp
mklaamas
mpeach
mperry
mpino
mryan
nmacdonald
oj
pboutilier
pmatlock
rmackinnon
swilsack
tcourtney
test
TsInternetUser
webmaster
writchie

216.129.2.21   : dns1
Sun Microsystems SunOS
Description: ALLDES
Contact: ALLCONT
Location: ALLLOC

216.129.2.16   : 
Description: AXIS 540+/542+Print ServerV5.38 Jul 23 199

216.129.2.81   : IT_FS
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00.09  September 21, 200

216.129.2.82   : DEV_FS
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00.09  September 21, 2000nul

216.129.2.84   : CROSSGP
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
cblackmore
dmac
Guest
IUSR_CROSSGP
IWAM_CROSSGP
jhussy
jlock
jmackinnon
jmerrill
jthomson
kjollimore
lchapman
lhachey
mpeach
mryan
tcourtney
TsInternetUser

216.129.2.85   : APP
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
Anon000
Anon001
Anon002
Anon003
Anon004
Anon005
Anon006
Anon007
Anon008
Anon009
Anon010
Anon011
Anon012
Anon013
Anon014
cblackmore
dmac
Guest
IUSR_APP
IWAM_APP
jhussey
jlock
jmackinnon
jmerrill
jthomson
kjollimore
lchapman
lhachey
mpeach
mryan
pmatlock
tcourtney
TsInternetUser

216.129.2.135  : 
Description: IBM Network Printer 1

216.129.2.138  : LXK16A005
Description: Lexmark Optra S 1855  Version 1.10.10  Ethernet 10/100

216.129.2.140  : Switch 1 3rd Floor SGR
Description: (c) Intel Corporation, 510T Express 510T Switch, Version 2.6

216.129.2.141  : Switch 2 3rd Floor SGR
Description: (c) Intel Corporation, 510T Express 510T Switch, Version 2.6
Contact: Wally Rogers
Location: Spring Garden Road

216.129.2.194  : nsdev5
Description: IBM PowerPC CHRP ComputerMachine 
Type: n 7044-270*SN-n 1010D5F  
Serial Number: n 1010D5F  
Base Operating System Runtime 
AIX version: 04.03.0003.0000TCP/IP Client Support  
version: 04.03.0003.000

216.129.2.196  : 
Description: Ag200 2.13 Copyright 1998, 1999 by Black Box Corporations.
, all rights reserved

216.129.2.236  : TESTDB1
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
IUSR_NSTEST4
IWAM_NSTEST4
NetShowServices
TsInternetUser

216.129.3.76   : 
Windows NT Workstation

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
Peter Labelle

216.129.4.67   : MAIL
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: Les Attwood
Location: Brantford, Ontario

Accounts:
admin
Administrator
attwood1
brenwall
Guest
IUSR_MAIL
IWAM_MAIL

216.129.4.68   : BHG_ADM_S51
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00i  May 15, 200

216.129.4.78   : BORDER-B
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00.09  September 21, 2000nul

216.129.4.79   : TRC-ADM-S51
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00i  May 15, 2000nul

216.129.4.84   : EC-ADM-S51
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00h  December 11, 1999

216.129.4.85   : helpdesk_nt.gedsb.net
SNMP Research agent on Windows NT
Description: 
Windows NT version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)
Contact: Brent Wallace
Location: Brantford School Support Centre

216.129.4.88   : INTERNET 216/206
Description: AT-3726XL, AT-S20 version 3.1.

216.129.4.161  : Panasonic_Inter
Cisco 1601
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
1600 Software (C1600-Y-L), Version 11.1(12)AA, 
EARLY DEPLOYMENT RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) 
Copyright (c) 1986-1997 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 09-Jun-97 14:20 by krunya

216.129.5.112  : FS-AIR1
Description: Novell NetWare 4.11  August 22, 199

216.129.5.114  : WWW
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00d  August 3, 199

216.129.5.113  : GW
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00i  May 24, 2000nul

216.129.7.2    : Unknown
Description: 
Sun SPARCstation Solaris2. 
Check Point FireWall-1 Version 4.

216.129.7.85   : Chase.jamieson
Description: IOLAN+RACK Terminal Server -- firmware version 4.03.00 
Contact: System Administrator
Location: System Location

216.129.7.97   : rtr-jwwmtl01
Cisco 2610
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 11.3(7)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) 
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Tue 01-Dec-98 12:27 by cca

216.129.7.105  : jamieson
Cisco 1605
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
1600 Software (C1600-BNOR2SY56I-M), Version 11.3(3)T, 
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Tue 21-Apr-98 00:22 by cca

Contact: Stuart Rorison,srorison@jamiesonvitamins.com
Location: Windsor

216.129.7.113  : rtr-jwihod
Cisco 2610
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 11.3(7)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) 
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Tue 01-Dec-98 12:27 by cca

216.129.11.175 : BIAXWING
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
BartR
BradH
Cahn
CarlG
CarlR
colleen
Control
crystal
david
Default
diamond
DonB
DonC
DVA_MNGNODE
Guest
Hendi
IUSR_FKSAB
IWAM_FKSAB
karen
krbtgt
Lab
Main
montego
pallet
pegasus
phil
Pravin
rework
Sandra
ship
slit
slit1
slit2
slit4
Tom
Tony
TsInternetUser
Winder

216.129.11.194 : PULSAR
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 2 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: Tim Huitema
Location: I.S. Pegasus

Accounts:
aahmad
ABosciglio
ACOLE
admin
Adminassist
Administrator
AGoof
AJAITLY
AKhan
AKhokhar
AldeC
andrewd
andy
asi_srv
asifa
AThorpe
barry
beacon2
beacondb
Beaconr
BGaffoor
bharper
bill
Bill_h
BLynch
BLyons
booksinprint
BParsons
Brett
bspencer
btrahey
cathy
CFrail
CGillies
Chris
chrisr
chriswe
CKular
colleen_d
CRidout
CSTemp1
CSTemp2
CSTemp3
CSTemp4
customerservice
DAbdel
dallgood
daphne
data entry
data1
data2
data3
Dave
Dbarkley
DBatoo
DCOBER
DCull
DEng
diane
DIrwin
dlilly
DRutledge
DSunderic
dzook
EAsrula
Ematthews
EMontgomery
enrique
EOrders
erica
FMieres
FNelson
fsiddiqui
gale
GBowes
GCripps
Geoff
GFabian
ggibson
GKaur
Graham
GSauners
gstepanek
Guest
Hal9000
heather
helen
HR2
IC1
ic2
ic3
Imran
info
internet
IUSR_PULSAR
IUSR_QUASAR
IWAM_PULSAR
jackie
jacqueline
janet
Jasodra
jason
jasonj
JBoone
JDobbin
JenniferM
JFernandes
JHawkins
jhull
jim_m
JLeblanc
jmaynard
JMDobbin
joea
john
JRehr
jtourett
Karen
KAyow
KBerry
kcarter
Keitho
Keri
kevin_c
kfoo
Kim
Klandry
KMcKimm
LAndrade
LArachchi
lclarke
LGraye
LGrindlay
lmoore
Logpro
Lora
Lori
LRosario
lschonberg
Lston
Mahdi
marina
mbevilacqua
MCrocker
michel
michelle
Mike_H
mikem
MJohnson
mlagatdu
MLindsay
MMarciano
MMartella
mmoore
movement
MScott
MSmith
MStone
myoung
Ncurtin
New_stores
NHarris
NHermiston
Nigelb
NMorgan
nscott
NSobers
Parora
parttime
Part-Timers
paul
PChan
pegasus
Peter
PFCUser
pheasman
Phones
PKoumbari
ppayne
Pricing
PSousa
Quasar
rajinder
RBarnes
RBicketon
RCheema
RDriscoll
Receiving
renardm
repl
RGosbee
RGrewal
Rjassy
rkukreja
rmarithasan
Robertf
rpinkrah
rrozmahel
RShiwlochan
rsimpson
RSnow
RSpeer
RSTEEVES
RTamakuwala
Rupas
RWarha
SBal
SHannigan
sharlene
shawn
Shelda
Sherri
SMahadeo
smiller
SNASERVER
Solly
SPayne
spersaud
SQLAdmin
SQLAgentCmdExec
sqlbackip
SRenton
SSharma
SSostaric
SSteuart
Susan_m
tburke
tedgett
TElliot
temp1
temp2
temp3
temp4
testuser
TGayler
Thomas
thuitema
tkahlon
TKubow
TMilnes
TMulnrooney
tracyr
TRAIN01
TRAIN02
TRAIN03
TRAIN04
TRAIN05
TRAIN06
TRAIN07
TRAINING
Transfer
tsmith
TTennant
vashti
vbarnes
vendors
Voula
walter
Warren
yolanda

216.129.11.209 : io-5000
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Accounts:
(blank)
Administrator
Enterprise
FTPUser-DoNotDelete
Guest
IUSR_IO-5000
IWAM_IO-5000
Manager
User

216.129.11.235 : EDI_SRV
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 2 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: I.S.

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
PFCUser

216.129.13.1   : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.13.7   : explorer
Description: Cabletron ELS100-24TXM SW:2.00.0
Contact: Mike Lewis lewism@soonet.ca
Location: SooNet Office Sault Ste Marie

216.129.13.8   : Unknown
Description: 
Sun SPARCstation Solaris2. 
CheckPoint FireWall-1 Version 2.0

216.129.13.11  : cisco2511.soonet.ca
Cisco 2511
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
3000 Software (IGS-I-L), Version 11.1(6), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1996 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 09-Sep-96 13:58 by te

216.129.13.47  : EXCELSIOR
Description: 
Windows NT Workstaion
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 2 Stepping 5 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet SUPPORT

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest

216.129.13.64  : 
Description: Gandalf 5242ER Edge Router X10145L-2.4.3June 9/9
Contact: Bill Robertson
Location: Sault Ste. Marie

216.129.14.6   : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.17  : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.18  : SERV_SSM_COMM_KONTROL'
Description: Novell NetWare 5.00d  August 3, 1999nul

216.129.14.45  : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.49  : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.50  : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.51  : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.52  : cpe
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.65  : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.66  : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.2
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.67  : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.2
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.68  : cpe
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.80  : 
Description: Gandalf 5242ER Edge Router X10145L-2.4.3June 9/9
Contact: Bill Robertson
Location: Sault Ste. Marie

216.129.14.81  : 
Description: Gandalf 5242ER Edge Router X10145L-2.4.3June 9/9
Contact: Bill Robertson
Location: Sault Ste. Marie

216.129.14.95  : 
Description: Gandalf 5242ER Edge Router X10145L-2.4.3June 9/9
Contact: Bill Robertson
Location: Sault Ste. Marie

216.129.14.145 : cpe
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.2
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.146 : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.148 : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

Contact: Mike Lewis
Location: SooNet Office

216.129.14.149 : co
Description: 
FlowPoint/2200 SDSL [ATM] Router fp2200-18 v3.0.5
Copyright (c) 1995-1999 FlowPoint Corp.
All Rights Reserved

216.129.14.161 : Backbone
Description: 
SSR 2000 - Cabletron Systems, Inc. 
Firmware Version: 2.2.0.0 
PROM Version: prom-1.1.0.5

216.129.14.163 : AUTHENTICATION
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
ac_gstone
Administrator
Astrocom
Barnes
cuonline
dalereid
Gloria
Guest
hawki
hawkiadmin
IUSR_AUTHENTICATION
IWAM_AUTHENTICATION
jason
jsmith
krbtgt
NetShowServices
rtf
scott
scotty
Smitty
SQLAgentCmdExec
test
TsInternetUser

216.129.14.164 : NS2
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195Z)

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
IUSR_NS2
IWAM_NS2
NetShowServices
TsInternetUser

216.129.17.15  : SIMM2000AS
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 4 Stepping 3 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Eulothg
Guest
ifaxqeii
IUSR_SIMM2000AS
IWAM_SIMM2000AS
NetShowServices
SI_Admin
SQLAgentCmdExec
TsInternetUser

216.129.18.3   : LINDSAYNET-NT
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 2 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest

216.129.18.10  : 
Description: Livingston PortMaster PM-3 ComOS 3.8.2c

216.129.18.60  : 
Description: Livingston PortMaster PM-3 ComOS 3.8.2c

216.129.18.91  : LOCALHOST
Windows NT Workstation

Accounts:
(blank)

216.129.18.117 : ISDN1
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 2 Stepping 5 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Accounts:
Administrator
Guest
rmh
ross

216.129.18.119 : SPIDE
Description: Novell NetWare 4.11  August 22, 199

216.129.18.120 : ISDN3
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 2 Stepping 5 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Accounts:
Administrator
denure
Guest

216.129.18.242 : Virtual Library Inc.
Description: Image: rel/13.01/ Created on Thu Oct 22 16:46:34 EDT 1998
Contact: Avita Technologies Corp.
Location: Lindsay Public Library

216.129.18.244 : LIPL1AVLS98VLI
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 3 Stepping 4 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: Scott Bermon
Location: sbermon@avita.com

Accounts:
(blank)
AVLS_SysAdmin
Guest
IUSR_RHPL1AVLS98LI
IWAM_RHPL1AVLS98LI
Lindsay
SQLExecutiveCmdExec
Userl

216.129.18.245 : LIPL1AVLS98VLI
Description: 
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 3 Stepping 4 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: Scott Bermon
Location: sbermon@avita.com

Accounts:
AVLS_SysAdmin
Guest
IUSR_RHPL1AVLS98LI
IWAM_RHPL1AVLS98LI
Lindsay
SQLExecutiveCmdExec
Userl

216.129.22.83  : spider.delmarcan.com
HP 9000/800
Description: HP-UX spider B.11.00 A 9000/86

216.129.23.113 : INLANDWS_DO7
Description: 
Windows NT Workstation
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 6 Stepping 0 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
(blank)
Guest

216.129.24.7   : 
??? Technical University of Braunschweig ???

216.129.24.22  : 
Windows NT Workstation

Accounts: 
(blank)
Administrator
andreas
exotic
Guest
joop
ph

- Psychospy
02/15/01

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216.129.24.51, 216.129.24.53, 216.129.24.54, 216.129.24.55
216.129.24.57, 216.129.24.58, 216.129.24.59, 216.129.24.61
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216.129.24.96, 216.129.24.97, 216.129.24.98, 216.129.24.99
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216.129.24.110, 216.129.24.115, 216.129.24.116, 216.129.24.119
216.129.24.120, 216.129.24.122, 216.129.24.125, 216.129.24.130
216.129.24.131, 216.129.24.134, 216.129.24.135, 216.129.24.137
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216.129.24.164, 216.129.24.166, 216.129.24.167, 216.129.24.168
216.129.24.169, 216.129.24.170, 216.129.24.171, 216.129.24.172
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216.129.24.177, 216.129.24.178, 216.129.24.181, 216.129.24.182
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216.129.24.191, 216.129.24.192, 216.129.24.193, 216.129.24.194
216.129.24.195, 216.129.24.198, 216.129.24.200, 216.129.24.202
216.129.24.204, 216.129.24.224  : raq2.superaje.com
Description: 
Technical University of Braunschweig
Linux version 2.0.34C52_SK (root@brainy.cobaltnet.com) 
(gcc version 2.7.2) #1 Tue Nov 30 18:14:40 PST 199

216.129.25.65  : Burnbrae
Cisco 3640
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
3600 Software (C3640-IOS56I-M), Version 12.0(4)T, 
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1999 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Thu 29-Apr-99 17:43 by kpm

Contact: Elizabeth Bevan,613-341-2002,ebevan@bon-ee-best.com
Location: Brockville, ON

216.129.25.66  : Burnbrae
Cisco 3640
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
3600 Software (C3640-IOS56I-M), Version 12.0(4)T, 
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1999 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Thu 29-Apr-99 17:43 by kpm

Contact: Elizabeth Bevan,613-341-2002,ebevan@bon-ee-best.com
Location: Brockville, ON

216.129.28.177 : glab_rtrl
Cisco 2610
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-D-M), Version 12.0(4)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1999 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Wed 28-Apr-99 16:34 by kpm

216.129.28.202 : ICCD_SPARE
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 10 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
(blank)
Administrator
Guest
IUSR_ICCD_SQL
IWAM_ICCD_SQL
SQLAgentCmdExec
TsInternetUser

216.129.29.38  : glab_rtr1
Cisco 2610
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-D-M), Version 12.0(4)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1999 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Wed 28-Apr-99 16:34 by kpm

216.129.29.50  : io-5000
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Accounts:
(blank)
Administrator
Enterprise
FTPUser-DoNotDelete
Guest
IUSR_IO-5000
IWAM_IO-5000
Manager
User

216.129.29.58  : rtr-emi-toronto.emrigna.com
Cisco 2501
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
2500 Software (C2500-JS-L), Version 11.2(15a), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 24-Aug-98 00:49 by tmullin

216.129.29.70  : CA-RTR1
Cisco 2501
Description: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
2500 Software (C2500-D-L), Version 11.3(3), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 20-Apr-98 18:46 by phanguy

216.129.30.1   : SeaScape2611.galaxy-data.com
Description: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 12.1(1)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-2000 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Fri 17-Mar-00 02:54 by cca

216.129.30.4   : Gateway
Description: Smart 3U Jupite

216.129.30.3   : Teralink 1000
Description: Terayon's TeraLink-1000 SNMP Agent

216.129.30.13  : Max20
Description: Ascend DSL MAX-20 T1-CSU S/N: 9391838 Software +7.10.6

216.129.30.17  : SeaScape2611.galaxy-data.com
Cisco 2611
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 12.1(1)T, 
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-2000 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Fri 17-Mar-00 02:54 by cca

216.129.30.19  : DES-3224 Ethernet Switching Hub
Description: 10/100 Fast Ethernet Switching Hu
Contact: D-Link Systems Inc., (714)788-0805
Location: 53 Discovery, Irvine, CA 92618, USA

216.129.30.21  : SeaSide Intel Switch
Description: (c) Intel Corporation, 510T Express 510T Switch, Version 2.6
Contact: Shane T. Ferguson
Location: SeaSide Cable Headend

216.129.30.22  : Glace Bay Fire Intel Switch
Description: (c) Intel Corporation, 510T Express 510T Switch, Version 2.6
Contact: Shane T. Ferguson
Location: Glave Bay Fire Station

216.129.31.18  : EXTRANET-S7
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 1 Stepping 7 AT/AT COMPATIBLE 
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Location: London Life Insurance Company

Accounts:
Guest
IUSR_EXTRANET-S7
IWAM_EXTRANET-S7
LDAP_ANONYMOUS
LLEXMAN
llgrsmemstmt
MBSDMO_EXTRANET-S7
MemProxyUser1
MemProxyUser2
MemProxyUser3
MTS Administrator
temp


216.129.31.19  : EXTRANET-S8
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 2 Stepping 12 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: London Life Employee
Location: London Life Insurance Company

216.129.31.119 : WEBTESTS3
Description: 
Windows NT Server
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 2 Stepping 12 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows NT Version 4.0  (Build Number: 1381)

Contact: London Life Employee
Location: London Life Insurance Company

Accounts:
Guest
IUSR_WEBTESTS2
IWAM_WEBTESTS3
LDAP_ANONYMOUS
lladman
MemProxyUser1
MTS Administrator
Panther

216.129.31.122 : Ldn2916vpn
Cisco Catalyst 2916
Description: 
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2900XL Software (C2900XL-H-M), Version 11.2(8)SA3, 
RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Fri 11-Sep-98 17:00 by rheato

216.129.32.49  : AASWLLDONR1.nucomm.net
Cisco 2610
Description: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 12.0(4)T,  RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1999 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Wed 28-Apr-99 16:50 by kpm

Contact: Anthony Pasto
Location: St. Catharines

216.129.32.113 : CA-RTR1
Cisco 2501
Description: Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) 
2500 Software (C2500-D-L), Version 11.3(3), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Copyright (c) 1986-1998 by cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 20-Apr-98 18:46 by phanguy

216.129.32.131 : secure1
Description: 
SunOS secure1 5.6 Generic_105181-16 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1; 
CUEB13s-d3 CUEI573-a1 CUEP573-a; SNMPD Version cue5.7.1-; 46.5

216.129.32.132 : secure2
Description: 
SunOS secure2 5.6 Generic_105181-15 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1; 
CUEB13s-d2 CUEI572-a1 CUEP572-a; SNMPD Version cue5.7.1-; 46.5

216.129.32.169 : 
Descriptio: VANGUARD 642

- Psychospy
01/15/01

--
<legolas> HI SON4R!  ME SO HORNY!  ME LOVE YOU LONG TIME!
<legolas> SUCKY SUCKY!  ONLY FIVE DOLLAR! 
--

AT&T Wireless -

12.44.135.149  : SFRITZ
Description: 
Windows NT Workstation
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 4 Stepping 2 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
Christ
christ fritz
cwork
Family
Guest
Sheila

Services:
COM+ Event System
Computer Browser
DHCP Client
Distributed Link Tracking Client
DNS Client
Event Log
Internet Connection Sharing
IPSEC Policy Agent
Logical Disk Manager
Messanger
Network Connections
Plug and Play
Print Spooler
Protected Storage
Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Registry Service
Removable Storage
RIP Listener
RunAs Service
Security Accounts Manager
Server
Simple TCP/IP Services
SNMP Service
Still Image Service
System Event Notification
Task Scheduler
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
Telephony
Windows Management Instrumentation
Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extentions
Workstation

Shares:
work - C:\work
Games - C:\Program Files\Games
My Pictures - C:\Documents and Settings\Sheila\My Documents\My Pictures
Cwork_backup - C:\Cwork_backup

UDP Services:
7 : echo
9 : discard
13 : daytime
17 : qotd
19 : chargen
53 : domain
67 : bootps
68 : bootpc
138 : netbios-ns
139 : netbios-dgm
161 : snmp
520 : route

12.44.135.218  : DUKIE
Description: 
Windows NT Workstation
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 2 Stepping 2 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
chien
cwang
Guest
IUSR_DUKIE
IWAM_DUKIE
wlchen

Services:
Alerter
Application Management
COM+ Event System
Computer Browser
Creative Service for CDROM Access
DHCP Client
Distributed Link Tracking Client
Distributed Transaction Coordingator
DNS Client
Event Log
FTP Publishing Service
IIS Admin Serbice
Internet Connection Sharing Service
IPSEC Policy Agent
Logical Disk Manager
Message Queuing
Messenger
Network Connections
NT LM Security Support Provider
Plug and Play
Print Spooler QLview for SCSI NT Agent
Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Registry Service
Removable Storage
RIP Listener
RunAs Service
Security Accounts Manager
Server
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP)
Simple TCP/IP Services
SNMP Service
Still Image Service
System Event Notification
Task Scheduler
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
Telephony
Win32sl
Windows Management Instrumentation
Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extentions
Workstaion
World Wide Web Publishing Service

UDP Services:
7 : echo
9 : discard
13 : daytime
17 : qotd
19 : chargen
53 : domain
67 : bootps
68 : bootpc
137 : netbios-ns
138 : netbios-dgm
161 : snmp
520 : route

Shares:
z11 - Lexmark Z11 Series ColorFine,LocalsplOnly
    * Lexmark Z11 Series ColorFine
SYJET - D:\


12.44.145.249  : WILLSTER
Description: 
Windows NT Workstaion
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 5 Stepping 1 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts
Administrator
broom
Gurest
IUSR_Ã†ON
IWAM_Ã†ON

12.44.149.248  : HOME-SERVER1
Windows NT Workstation
Description: 
Hardware: x86 Family 5 Model 8 Stepping 12 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
Bigboy
bill2day
Donnajorn
Guest
Patrick

Services:
Alerter
COM+ Event System
Computer Browser
DHCP Client
Distributed Link Tracking Client
DNS Client
Epson Printer Status Agent
Event Log
FTP Publishing Service
IIS Admin Service
Internet Connection Sharing
IPSEC Policy Agent
Logical Disk Manager
Messenger
Network Connections
Plug and Play
Print Spooler
Protected Storage
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Registry Service
Removable Storage
RIP Listener
RunAs Service
Security Accounts Manager
Server
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP)
Simple TCP/IP Services
SNMP Service
Still Image Service
System Event Notification
Task Scheduler
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
Telephony
Windows Managemetn Instrumentation
Windows Managemetn Instrumentation Driver Extensions
WMDM PMSP Service
Workstation
World Wide WEb Publishing Service

Shares:
d - d:\
  * asdf
EPSON 740I - EPSON Stylus COLOR 740,LocalsplOnly
           * EPSON Stylus COLOR 740
EPSONSty 900 - EPSON Stylus COLOR 900,LocalsplOnly
             * EPSON Stylus COLOR 900

UDP Services
7 : echo
9 : discard
13 : daytime
17 : qotd
19 : chargen
53 : domain
137 : netbios-ns
138 : netbios-dgm
161 : snmp
520 : route

12.44.152.124  : CTS-DEV
Description: 
Windows NT Domain Controller
Hardware: x86 Family 6 Model 3 Stepping 4 AT/AT COMPATIBLE
Software: Windows 2000 Version 5.0 (Build 2195)

Accounts:
Administrator
Brian
Bruce
Guest
IUSR_CTS-DEV
IWAM_CTS-DEV
krbtgt
Les
Leslie
Melanee
NetShowServices
Rick
Roy
TsInternetUser
VUSR_CTS-DEV

Services:
Alerter
Cold Fusion Application Server
Cold Fusion Executive
Cold Fusion RDS
COM+ Event System
Computer Browser
DHCP Client
DHCP Server
Distributed File System
Distributed Link Tracking Client
Distributed Link Tracking Server
Distributed Transaction Coordingator
DNS Client
DNS Server
Event Log
File Replication Service
FTP Publishing Service
IIS Admin Service
I nternet Authentication Service
Intersite Messaging
IPSEC Policy Agent
Kerberos Key Distribution Center
License Logging Service
Logical Disk Manager
Message Queueing
Messenger
Microsoft Search
MSSQLSERVER
MSSQLServerOLAPService
NAV Alert
NAC Auto-Protect
Net Logon
Network Connections
Network News Transport Protocol (NNTP)
Norton Program Scheduler
NT LM Security Support Provider
Plug and Play
Print Spooler
Protected Storage
Remote Access Connection Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
Remote Registry Service
Removable Storage
RunAs Service
Security Accounts Manager
Server
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP)
Simple TCP/IP Services
SNMP Service
SQLSERVERAGENT
System Event Notification
Task Scheduler
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service
Telephony
Windows Management Instrumentation
Windows Management Instrumentation Driver Extensions
Windows Media Monitor Service
Windows Media Program Service
Windows Media Station Service
Windows Media Unicast Service
Windows Time
WMDM PMSP Service
Workstation
World Wide Web Publishing Service

Shares:
SYSVOL - C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol
       * Logon Server Share
NETLOGON - C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\CTS-Dev.com\SCRIPTS

UCD Services:
7 : echo
9 : discard
13 : daytime
17 : qotd
19 : chargen
53 : domain
68 : bootpc
88 : kerberos
123 : ntp
137 : netbios-ns
138 : netbios-dgm
161 : snmp

12.44.156.132  : 49754
Description: Microsoft Corp. Windows 98

UDP Services:
137 : netbios-ns
138 : netbios-dgm
161 : snmp

- Psychospy
01/15/01

--
<legolas> you're mom is so fat that he is sitting in your house
          when you say he is really ! 
--


			Telus OCA IP Hijacking


Being the first text I ever contribute to this zine, I am afraid that this 
information is already well-known to us Alberta/BC lads. However, for the 
ones who've been spaced out..
 
Our local telco, Telus, has been in this ADSL business for quite some time, and
they have changed their rental equipment(i.e. ADSL modems for users): from 
Motorola CyberSurfer to Cisco 675e router, and then now 3com "HomeConnect" 
modem, which is by far the shittiest ADSL router in terms of stability.
 
Anyhow, if you've been paying attention to our old k-1ine issues & HC articles,
there is an sploit on hijacking IP addresses from your neighbours and etc.
To prevent such activities, 3Com has come up with a new interface;

http://oca.ab.hsia.telus.net

The site lets users to log in and register their NIC's MAC address, and then
issues IP address. (Before the IP you'd get is 10.xxx.xx.xx, etc)
 
The problem now is with Telus(as always). They have this default password 'telus
99' or 'telus00'. They occasionally do, however, ask you to set the password
for your account, but that's your TELUS account password (the stuff you put
in on their lame ass webmail), NOT this oca site password. (I spent 
countless hours on oca site trying to figure out what da hell happened to 
my passwd)

So what is it worth, you say? Well, not all residential ADSL users use 2 boxes. In fact,
not all users are even aware that they get 2 IPs for what they're paying, which
leaves us free IPs. If you're one of my type, lazy as hell, and don't 
wanna set up a router for 1 more IP, you might get away with another poor 
telus customer's IP.

Who knows, you're never smart enough to set up a router so you just wanna 
steal other people's IP even if you have like 15 boxes running on your 
network. (why would any sane person do that?)

* Loggin in:
-------------
1. go to http://oca.ab.hsia.telus.net (use nutscape, M$IE, Mozilla, whatever 
   that's capable of Java; more on this later)

2. put in your victim's username and default passwd.

3. on Main Menu, go to "Manual Registration and Administration of PC's and
   Devices".

4. there, you see 2 text forms to put in your NIC's MAC address. Use the one
   that's empty (or something like 0:0:0:0:0). 

5. click on 'submit' on the left frame and see the "Mac Address is registerd
   successfully" message.

6. go to #hackcanada @ irc.at0mix.net and let others know how 31334 you 
   are.. and k-line .. ugh..



/* FYI "When a normal Mark Renton calls troubleshoots"  ********************************************/

*dials 310-tech*
*listens to the e-slut rep's answering machine, presses 1, 2 for the high 
speed technical support*

"Telus Technical support, Sickboy speaking."
"Ugh.. my internet don't work"
"okay, what's your username?"
"David" (FYI, 'david' uses default passwd 'telus00')
"Is the modem lights on?"
"Ugh yes, its green lights are on"
"okay Mr.Renton, could you please hold"

*Sickboy trys to check the connection by connecting to Renton's ADSL modem*

"The connection seems to be fine. Could you try 'winipcfg' and tell me 
what your MAC address and IP?"

*Renton tells the MAC and IP*

"Okay, <in a true big-headed poser tone> it seems to be some other MAC 
address's been registered in our network. I will reset the password to 
your account, so that no more break-in would be possible" "Wow, thank you 
very much!" "No problemo, it's part of our telus high-speed internet service."

/****************************************************************************************************/


* You don't want this happen to your poor Mark Renton. So don't delete the 
MAC address that's already filled in and put yours. IOW, use your common 
sense.

** interesting fact: If they issue an IP to your machine A, you can go back to
oca.ab.hsia.telus.net and delete machine A's MAC address, and put in machine 
B's MAC address in the same field, register, and both machine A and B will 
have the connection to the net, until you reboot the machine.

*** I have yet to figure out how to code in java or any scripting.
Coders out there, you can write a script to pull out a list of users with 
the default password.

- eth0
02/19/01


--
<eth0> i actually went out today.
<eth0> woohoo
<theclone> no way? You left your house!? congradulations
<eth0> yeahhhh 
--

-- Credits

       Without the following contributions this zine issue would
be fairly delayed or not released, so thank you to the following people:

			  Cenobyte, eth0, Magma, 
		Mandy, P1asm1c, Psychospy, and myself (The Clone)


-- Shouts:

   Hack Canada (#HackCanada), #CPU, #k-1ine, #altphreakingfaq 
   k-rad-bob @ b0g, Blackened @ Damage Inc., The Grasshopper Unit,
   Pyrofreak, iamhappyblue(.com), Yellowdot, soap, Mel (for being the 
   official fuckrogersatt.com vixen), Becky and lastly to everyone and
   	     anyone who contributes to the Canadian H/P scene.
 
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