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 free_hunt.%20good%20luck%20!%20waiting%20for%20new%20zine.. HTTP/1.1" 404 267
 "-" "Opera/6.05 (Windows 98; U)  [en]"

 Its  nice to  know that  there are  people who found previous releases of this
 e-zine  interesting  and informative and were waiting for  the current  issue.
 A  year passed since last release, a lot of things has been changed,bugtraq is
 filled  with lots of new bugs and advisories, the generation  next regenerated
 into  'compile and run' kiddiez. Interesting  personalities  are  disappearing
 from the  scene. To bring  back  all these  people,  and  to give  possibility
 for english-speaking people to learn  something  interesting, we have released
 this issue in both english and russian(our native) languages.We  planned a lot
 (as it usually happens) but the final result appeared to be a bit less than we
 expected. We decided not to write a "shell" for  this e-zine, so we could have
 more time to concentrate on articles,and we'll leave it to the reader to judge
 this stuff.

 After  x25zine#2 was released, we  were surprised  by the  amount of  positive
 feedback. Some  people were  even willing to  contribute some articles for the
 magazine.However there appeared just a single dude who contributed "the parrot
 assembler  article", and we  certainly  want to thank him  very much  for this
 effort.

 We got a lot of  questions like  "Can you give us a  shell" or "do you need an
 article on how to burn CD".We don't pretend to be as good as phrack of course,
 but we are being  slightly surprised by such questions.

 In general, read and learn new (or recall old) things.

 P.S.  sorry  for  madcr's  english,  but  try  to understand how it is hard to
 translate 33 letters into 26 ;)

content --

                 001   m68k shellcodes for linux           madcr
                 002   parrot assembler                    gkcj
                 003   back to basics: raw                 madcr
                 004   back to basics: elf & lkm           madcr
                 005   split the net project               free_hunter
                 006   away noodles!                       rost
                 007   and others openvms                  madcr
                 008   infect on the fly                   free_hunter
                 009   amiga virii or 'just for fun'       madcr
                 00a   monitoring in x25: data scope       free_hunter
                 00b   /dev/* patching on linux            madcr
                 00c   digital unix                        madcr


bonus --
            \circuits\           - circuits for 'away noodles!'
            \craft_engine\       - little craft packet engine on m68k/x86 asm.
            \expl_shit\          - expl shit ;)
            \selfmade\           - bonus for 'elf and lkm'.
            \cisco_for_edc.lst   - cisco routers for education only
            \infect_on_fly.c     - code for 'infect on the fly'
            \showproc.c          - /dev/kmem process viewer
            \total_control.txt   - reality of SORM in x25.
            \x25scans.zip        - a very little & dirty 772sprint scans with
                                                                   diag codes.



contacts --
                     
                         -- http://www.x25zine.org
                         -- #x25@segfault
                         -- mail to x25zine: x25zine@x25zine.org
                         -- mail to free_hunter: x25@hushmail.com
                         -- mail to madcr: madrats@mail.ru
                                                                


 x25zine3                                                            2003/04/05
