TAP No. 76 - Life & Death & Dope

LIFE _& DEATH & DOPE by Dr. Atomic In response to Frank T.5. Schuster‘s letter of February 1982 (TAP Issue #72), wherein he com- plains about wasting TAP apace on drug information, I wish to offer the following explanation: Altho TAP had a beginning that w: cope, Lim ited primarily to phone freeking, it has evolved to include all available technology. and chemistry is perhaps the most powerful technology that we have. Chemistry is the power of Life, the power of Death, and the power of Dope. What things are more important than these? What science is more encompassing? I will give the reader one example each of life & death & dope, and let him decide the worth of chemical technology. LIFE: For many years, BHT (butylated hydroxy- toluene) has been added in smali amounts to many comercial food products as a preservative. It is an anti-oxidant and free radical deactivator, and statistical drops in gastro-intestinal cancer in the last two decades have been attributed to anti- oxidant food additives, (See "Secrets of Life Ex- tension," p. 45, by John Mann (1980) $7.95 from and/or Press, P.O. Box 2246, Berkeley, CA 94702.) In addition to having anti-cancer properties, BHT is an effective cure for herpes and psoriasis, and has life-extending properties. Presently, the FDA has only approved BHT as a food additive -- herpes victims will have to suffer for about five More years until the PDA bureaucracy approves it as a medicine. Meanwhile, pro-freedom technolo- ¢ re using BHT and other anti-oxidants such as Deanol as life extenders. Complete information on obtaining and using BHT is given in the Quarter- ly Journal of the Megahealth Society, Volume 2, No, 2 (Summer 1981) pages 8-9. The journal and other information can be obtained by sending $3 to 1 e Megahealth Society, P.O, Box 1684, Man- hhattan Beach, CA 90266, DEATH: Today's state-of-the-art poisons are the most horrible, deadly, insidious substances ima- ginable. Originally I had intended to give an ex- ample of one of my favorite goodies and how to use it as a self-defense weapon. But on second thought I've decided against it to spare the gentle reader the displeasure of having the necessarily unple: ant description of chemical mayhem burden his con. sciousness. Also, I don't want the legal liability when some technologist “neutralize: enemy, nor do I want the remorse when I hear that an unin- ° structed bungler in the ranks accidentally “snuffs° himself. Besides, anyone interested in pursuing the forbidden knowledge of the black arts of chem- istry can do so by himself in the general litera- ture of forensic chemistry and toxicology at a public or college library, DOPE: Yohimbine HCl. An active alkaloid found In yohimbine bark. It is a mild stimulant and hao an aphrodisiac effect due to its direct stimul. tion of the spinal nerves that influence erection, and it increases circulation in the pelvic region. It also has euphoric effects. Like Deanol, this may be a drug of the future. New drugs should not only get you high, they should be wholesome & healthy, too, with none of the addictive and psy- chotic side effects of earlier drugs. Yohimbine HCI is available from the Inner Center, P.O. Box 362, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254, Send them 25¢ and a s.a.8.e. for their literature. Note that the Inner Center only sells these drugs to members of the Church of the Tree of Life as religious "sacraments." By making drugs that not yet prohibited our sacraments, we can exerc: our God given right to drug substances under our Pirst Amendment right to religious freedom. Send &@ $2 or §2 donation to the Church of the Tree of Life, 405 Columbus Ave., San Francisco, CA 94133, and request to become a member of the church. They will send a church ID card and their lit- erature, and this will enable you to buy the sac- xaments from the Inner Center and make everything legal. Expect a 3-4 week wait on your ID card. In summary, it is important to note that it not the individual drugs that are critical; rather, it's the ideas behind the substances: life extension, self-defense, and chemical Pleasure -- all incorporating cheaical technology. Life ex- tension can be practiced now: techniques are avail- able. How much is 20 more years of life and ing younger longer worth? Or in a 1ife-and-de: e, BS 1S 4 ce m Es OTA TAP TAP Room 603 —Z 147 W. 42 St. New York 10036 JULY - auausr 61982 No. 76 survival situation where you have to defend your- self from some psychopath, what's the techno! worth that will enable you to live? and if you recreation, or religious experience » what's it worth to know how to do it legally, to stay out of jail, and to know which drugs will get you high that are not dele- terous? . Mr. Shuster recommends publishing chem-tec information in a druggie magazine rather than in TAP. Firet, what publisher would not be afraid to print it? As far as I know, TAP is the only free alternate technology forum for phone freeking, computer banditry, and underground chemistry, Chen- tee information is not meant for general audiences, but for people who have more than a casual interest. in the sciences and the ability to comprehend it; it ie meant for who believe in the freedom to have this information. There are many alternate technologies, and TAP is the proper forum. After all, TAP is the Technological Assistance Program, and a broad exposure to many disciplines will en- hance cur scope and understanding, The information in TAP is supplied by readers, I'm glad to share with TAP readers valuable infor- mation that many technologists would greedily keep to themselves, It is through sharing that TAP ex- iste, and through sharing we all become enriched. It's my contention that sharing chem-tec informa- tion is valuable to us. If anyone is wasting TAP space, it is Mr. Schuster with his complaints about drugs; however, if he is willing to share his tech- nology with us (if he has any), I for one would be more than willing to read it and would appreciate his generosity, ° IN REBUTTAL By Al Mundy in issue #72, Paul Montgomery. a so-called professional ptiysical and Computer security consultant, takes exception to my sticler saying. it ‘was inaccurate. Let me answer his allegations. 1 woutd never retain wi Montgomery as @ consultant because he doesn’t believe in the impossible. tt is my belief that a real consuitent has an open mind to the impossible : what may seem impossible is all but possible. The Probability of, the impossible occurring is not zero. Remember when People thought it was impossible to fly? Now, we have landed # man on the moon. It’s the seme for television, the electric light, nortable computers, etc. However, forgive this digression, the picking of mushroom or spoot Griver equipped locke is definstely possible, Paul Montgomery’e inability to pick open a lock with mushroom or spoot drivers: may be due to the fact that the tension or torque being spplied to jhe wrench is too excessive. Another point | would lke to add is that | hardly ever use # pick gun | consider it too noisy and ineffective in; Certain situstions. Also, one will not be sbie to sttempt the picking of | 8 Medeco cylinder if one dossn’t master the art of picking locks with mushroom drivers first ALABNS (1) Signaling devices.and.tanper prufing Once an slarm is triggered it will respond ‘in three different ways. Auéibly, silently or Doth, There are 2 main dovic signaling, horns and bel: system to genexate the armatur: they run on DC. striker ————> fo disable a bell you — ean place a piece of thick foan >) - - where the.striker(c) hito the bell, atick a wedge of metal in point A, cr cut the spring(b). Or if you can, reaove the bell off the ringer cot! avsesbly. Horns sre a bit nore difficult spring to dispose of, Ky favorite way in to tape ‘all the openings exept a 1" hole in the front. Then through thin opening one poure plaster until the horn ie full. After the plaster hardens the horn ia uslenc. To stop thic tanvering mont horns ond Dells are put ina metal box thet has tamper awi- tone vente front tamper vt. ma terainal strip open conduit switch Bip) bell bolt trirgers ip) pei If the bod} BY Gack taap. owt. 6. shown with cover clored val switch E- a trirrers the alarn, Switches B and H need not be oxactsly where I show them, “Tbey can be anywhere along the periniter of the ‘pox. Tuatr why the bent way to fet at one ic to cut ont the center of the box with a nibbler tool or large tin snips. Sone of the nort conular locations for belle are: attic ventr on the ride of the toure, alonr the roof overhenz, on the roof overhanr of @ porch or patio. Many alara on-off switches are mounted on moto) plates (like reruler house switches) that are tamver prufed. If they are mounted in a wood bace jrrt cut a hole rirht nert to it and rench in te dirconect or nhort the wires. _ Row ite tine for silent alarnr.. There are ? ‘typos, primary trancmirnion and secondary trancri~ scion. Prinary ic the use of leaned fone liner ty Ka. These lines aro continuously ozcn botvnan the subncriber and a central ctation (CS). They receive no pover fron the CO. Tho current is supplied by the alarn cubneribors synten. It is . in the ranre of 20 volts. If the alara is trigrers’ the current fron the ryeton revarrec and trifrors a buszer in the Ci. %o better demonstrate there ic a chart beloy. iro ores f event —norral hFRer 5 reset ff : ro Betas a Ln (| oo} Buszer counds If the fone lines are cut the meter at the CS recicters " trouble " and the buszer sounér. ‘bypass thic alarm it ic bect to make 4 portable battery operated variable voltare power rupply. The rance should be fron 10 to 49 V. and at least 25 anos, Pirnt out the insulation off the wires and neasure the voltare, thon ret your suply voltare accordinrly. Attach the pover mu and connect it to the wires( + to + and and then cut the fone line on the alarn side. Your | supply is now suomlying the CS with the supervisory current. Hove fun an¢ be careful $ ‘The Stainlesr Steal Rat = KNEW = WAs IN TROUBLE WHEN THE JUDGE SA\D THE FREEDOM oF INFORMATION AcT WASN'T ANY OF MY BUSINESS. THE PHILADELPHIA STORY. PART I BY SPENSER MICHAELS THE FOLLOWING STORY IS AS TOLD TO ME BY BILL BELL AND SAM JUNKINS. THIS IS THE STORY OF SEVEN GUYS WHO HAD SOME FUN AND GOT IN BIG TROURLE BECAUSE OF IT. THEY WERE? BILL REL!» SAM JUNKINSy CAP‘T ZAP? STU FIREFLY» KEN W.» LARRY F.» STEVE F. THE SEVEN OF US HAD MET [OWN AT DREXEL UNIVERSITY THOUGH OUR COMMON LOVE OF PHONE PHREAKING. KEN USEI TO OPEN ACCOUNT STUFF FOR HIS FATHER, LEGALLY. SO WE COMF UP WITH THE INEA OF OPEN ACCOUNTING STUFF FOR OURSELVES. OPEN ACCOUNTING STUFF TS WHEN YOU PRETEND YOU ARE A COMPANY WITH A GOOD CREDIT RATING ( SEE A +BOOK CALLEN "TUN ANT BRADSTREET* ) AND START ORDERING ANYTHING FROM A PLACE + AND HAVE IT SENT TO A MAIL TROP. WHICH GIVES YOU THIRTY NAYS UNTIL THE PLACE YOU ORDERED YOUR STUFF FROM STARTS GETTING SUSPICIOUS. BY WHICH TIME YOU HAVE CLEARED OUT OF THE MAIL DROP. NOW WE. DON’T RECOMMEND ANY OF YOU DOING THIS AS WE WERE PRETTY DAMN GOOD, BUT STILL GOT CAUGHT. SO, CAP’T ZAP OPENED UP A MAIL DROF, THE FIRST THINGS WE ORDERED WERE 5S TEXAS INSTRUMENT TERMINALS. WHICH LISTEN AT $2800 A PIECEs BY THE WAY, THAT WAS ALL WE GUT FROM THAT DROF AS WE WERE PRETTY PAKANOID AND NOT SURE THIS WOULD REALLY WORK. WHEN THOSE TERMINALS ARRIVED WE REALLY PHREAKED QUT! THE NEXT FEW MONTHS WERF SPENT ENJOYING OUR NEW TERMINALS AND PLOTTING THE NEXT UROP. THIS TIME WAS DIFFERENT. WE DISCOVERED ANOTHER WAY TO GET WHAT WE WANTED. -----> CREDIT CARDS NUMBERS!! <-— NO, NOT THE KIND YOU CALL TOKOYO WITH AND BILI. SOME SUCKER, RUT VISA» MASTERCARD? AND AMERICAN EXPRESS. TO CREDIT CARD THINGS ¢ AGAIN DON’T DO THIS ) YOU SEARCH THE DUMPSTERS GUTSIDE OF ANY STORE THAT TAKFS CREDIT CARDS. LOOK FOR THOSE PETCES OF CARBON PAPER THAT THEY USE WHEN RUNNING OFF A CREDIT CARD SALE. THIS 18 CALLED "TRASHING". NEXT READ THEM! FROM THIS YOU CAN USE THE NAMES, NUMBERS AND? IF YOU'RE LUCKY, THE ADDRESSES TOO. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BI) THREE CREDIT CARDS ARE? MASTERCARD (Mt HAS @ 4-DIGIT NUMBER ABOVE EX. DATE AMERICAN EXPRESS (AX) = IS MARKED WITH “AX* VISA = THE OTHER ONE ARMED WITH THIS INFO, YOU CAN MALL. ORNER ANYTHING FROM ANYPLACE THAT ACCFFTS A CRENIT CARD, WHICH ALL MATL ORRER PLACES DO. AGAIN» HAVE STUFF SENT TO A Malt TROP. NOT YOUR FRIENT’S HOU YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL. AVOUT WHEN THE BILLS GET SENT OUT. SOMETIMES IT’S THE 15TH OF THE MONTH AND SOMETIMFS IT’S THE 18T. SQ YOU HAVE TO WATCH WHEN YOU ORDER SOMTHING AS TO WHEN THE POOR SLOBS WILL, GET THEIR BILLS. IN GENERAL? START HAIL DROPS AT THE REGINNING OF THE MONTH AND QUIT AT THE END. NOW CAME TIME FOR THE SECOND MALI. DROP. UF WERKE HAVING A HIGH OLD TIME. WE OPEN ACCOUNTEL 5 WIGI-LOG TERMINALS ($2100 FER), WE CREDIT CARTED CAMPING EQUIPMENT? HAM KAUIOS, TOOL KITS ($250) MOKE CAMPING FQUIFMENT? AND MORE HAM RADIOS. WE UERE AT THE PEAK OF OUR QUTLAWNESS» BUT SOMETHING WAS ABOUT 10 HAPFEN. «6 WHAT TS GOING TO HAPPEN? WHAT WENT ON AT THE END OF THE 2ND DROP? WHO SQUEALED? WHO RATTEL? = WHO'S A FINK? WHAT WILL BECOME OF US! FOR THE ANSWERS TO THESE AND OTHER QUESTIONS TUNE IN TO THE PHILADELPHIA STORY PART Ily WITH MORE VETAILED INFORMATION AND HEARTBREAK. Boys on the band INS and OUTS of SCG's by Dr. PBX This is my lst of many articles to fAP, (Ihope) I work in the southwest re- gion of the country, for a company refer- red to as an interconnect phone Co. You' ve seen them popping up all over the coun- try and I work for one of the best in the communications field! I will provide up to date fone info and digital switching. Any feedback would be appreciated. what the hell is an SCC? This label’ wane for Specialized Conon Car- rier - a name given to those long distance companies in direct competition with AT#T Long Lines. Contrary to common belief, there are only a handful of SCC's out thera Some you know of; MCI, grc(sprint) . some you don't know of; RCA Sattelite(1st with voice and data on the same line or multi- plexing in phone terms), and good ‘ol Wes- tern Union. That is it, plain and simple. These companies own and maintain satellite ‘Space and microwave towers. Then who are these“other new carriers” Well, there is a new buzzword in Communica- tions-called a reseller. These companies such as; U.S. Telephone, metroconm,United Network Service, etc. don't own any satel- lite space, but it from 2-3 carriers including Ma Bell lines. They resell the line at a slightly higher cost, still be- low direct dial day rates.(DDD) These re- sellers have it made, in that at least one of the SCC's services an area they wish to serve. They even send calis on Wats lines without you realizing it, and they rent the line for X# of dollars per month. The result-many new resellers in the market place with new codes to crack!!! Most use 5 digit authoriaation codes. I'd like to concentrate on one SCC that I know th most about, Sprint = SPC= Southern Pacific (ri Communications. This particular carrier got si about 4 months ago with the introduction of the “Travel Code" to stop fraudulent use of codes across the country. (very hard to trace and very costly) If you aren't fami- liar, sprint users dial a 7 digit local no. to access the computer, then a 6 digit Auth. code, then area code + number. (10 digits, no 1+ needed) This access code is good only in the area code location of your company or area code location of your home fone if an individual account. This is where the travel code comes in; Use other than in your home area code, requ- ires the 2 digit travel code to be dialed after the normal 6 digit auth code. (total 8 digits versus 6 when in home area code.) This provides a great safeguard to keep random fone freaks from cracking codes that could be used outside their home area code. It has been my experience iy the travel code is often a double digit (77) for simplicity and ease of memorization, So try 8 digits if you are close to break- ing a code! So, if you can, freak your local “Re- seller", chances-are he has a less sofis- ticated system that doesn't use thid gin- mick yet. They'll put up with it for a while, but don't be surprised if they all have a similar system like the “travel COde*ssesees If you need a dial up for your local reseller, chum up with your communications manager at work or visit a resellers office and ask for a demo and watch what they dial. Once you have the local #, a fone freak can do the restl...+ In TAP # 70, an article on the abuse of dial up access was discussed. I agree with the author, to avoid getting nabbed on a SCC network, freak through several links before reaching the end party, if you can stand the loss on the circuits! Make sure you have a “smart” person on the other end who will dummy up if he receives a call about abuse to his home fone #. Use pay fones whenever possible, if you can find one that's quiet (getting impos- . Bible isn't it 777) And as a cial treat, below is a 8] list of all dial up numbers to Sprint ! Happy Networking. Akron, OH (216) B25: 92h0 Long Island, N.¥. (516) 222-9106 wiertot in 288) M-Sat owen og Saas Anaheim, cA Gib 778-4011 El Honte . cA 213) Fiat Alantenda”” Got) 323-3096 Varsfuye, ch” (213) gopctost Sustin, 7% (02) Gobop775. Louievilies KY (302 335-0880 Bakersfield, CA (805) 395-1301 Milwaukee, WI ~ 14) 276-1804 Baltimore, MD (301) 659-5500 Minneapolis, MN (612) 340-1100 Baton Rouge, LA (504) 346-5900 Newark, N.J. (201) 333-0250 Seaford. Mase (G1) aysoge00 New Yorke Rye (diz) Fsscetds Helrose, Mass (61) 66025593 queens, Not. (212) 626-0226 Bridgeport, Conn (203 32971323 Norfolk, VA {08} 625-7495 Buffalo, N.Y. 716, -9100 Oakland, CA ti23: 527-0200 Burling:me, CA (415) 348-7700 ‘Walnut Creek, CA 133} 944-5000 Camden, N.J. (609) 941-5028 Oklahoma City, OK (405) 236-8901 Charlotte, NC (704) 372-4900 Onaha, NE (402) 592-601 Chicago, IL (312) 853-3920 Palo Alto, CA * (415) 856-162 Elk Grave, IL (312) 364-6300 Philadelphia, PA (215) 561-0618 La Grange, IL (912) 379-9160 Phosnix, AZ (602) 257-9128 Oak Lawn, ‘IL (312) 857-8800 Pittsburg, PA (12) 281-bo25, Gincinatti, on (315) 36:-3260 aenowsad''” 7" {oa} Searese Cleveland, OH (216) 696-5422 Richmond, VA (Bot) 355-1081 Belles. (28) 7a2-3114 St, Louis, MO 314) 342-8980 Dayton, OH {333 eee Sehe St. Paul, MN (612) 340-1100 Det eit MI 1 7 7ah go SA1t Lake City, UT (801) 363-2294 Detroit, MI {3333 363-2838 San Antonio, 1X (512) 226-5664 R ngnen "ur (313) "8 San Bernadino ,CaA rai) 824-7430 seville 313 3 755 San Diego, CA (714) 231-0886 Fe Worth, @y } £3 7-2002 San Francisco, CA (13) 781-9420 Fresno, Ca 5 3} raat 7; San Jose, CA (hoi 279-4040 endale, 13) 956-1391 Springfield, Mass (413) 781-1602 Greensboro, NC (919) 373-8633 Stamford, Conn. 203) 322-0606 Harrisburg, PA = (717) 233-9031 209 3-2111 Hartford, CT (203) 525-0155 315 beret Houstan, (713) 225-1456 9 419) 243-4227 anapolis, IN (31?) 635-0119 602) 882-4484 dees ELE ta ats} ae 08 te) ar cpe Las Ve viv (702 363-6600 Washington, DC (202) 861-9000 ia eens ca (813) 637-888: White Plains, N.Y. 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