TAP No. 78 - Free Pay TV "Legally!"

FREE PAY TV "LEGALLY" BY: THE MAGICIAN There are presentiy many cumpanies vhicu provide uncut, aisost tirst run movies, major sporting events, and assorted specials on a pay TV subscriber vasiS. Some of the Largest are Home box Otfice, Snowtiae, Cinemax etc. subscribers pay aontaiy fee either to the Cable company which they are hooked into, or to the proadcaster niaselt when no cabie is available (I1£- Chanel 68 in NYO) Pay TV over a Cable Can usuaily be eaSisy decoded usiny 4 noae puiit pox. This practice is allegai, (Taouyh hard to trace !), and you coula in theory yo to jaa for theft ot services. There are however, turee “legal™ ways w get pay TV at no charge. They are: 1.) Satellite 1v 2.) On the air UNF decoding (4£. Chnl 08) 3.) Aultipoint bastributaon Systews (DS) Lets first talk about setealite 1¥. 150, Showtime etc. cach have a central location in the U.S. where aii of their shows originate. In oraer to get tue snows to tne aany cable companies throughout the worid, they beam the signal up to a satellite in syacnronous orbit around the earth at approx. 42,300 wiles above the equator. these satellites, the aost popular being the SAvCOMS and Aliks (soth having multiple sateilites in orbit) then peas back the programming in an omnidirectional pattern toward earth on approx. 4GHz, allowing cabie companies usany larye dish earth stations to receive thes. It is possible for anyone at howe tu also receive these proyrass via 4 howe earth station. Because the sateslites transponders are relatively dow power, a great deal of aapliiication is necaed for the received signal. Due to present day technoloyy limits on the signal to noise ratio of trausistors used in the low noise ampiitier (LNA) at earth stations, 4 @iniaum of approx. 10 teet in diaweter receiving dish is necessary. The cost oi the dish, plus associated eiectronics puts the cost of your ova earth station at several thousana dollars, even it you buiid it yourseli. You will yet a perfect picture, in areas were TV reception is uot good, or uot available this wigat pe just wnat you need. Iu suburban areas however, you could pay tor an awiul lot of legit cable IV fees for that money, and not have to worry about your dish antenna blowing over in a stora. Also, HBO has announced that soon they are going to Start encoding their satellite transmissions aeaning you will ouly see garbaye on and for those the screen when receiving it. (Though I am sure someone will come out with a decoder soon thereafter) There are whether reception of pay or other aethods presented in within the law. Section 605 ot the Federal Comaunications Act o% 1934 forbids the “unauthorizeu interception or use of radio sigaais" However it also speciticaily excludes “#adio coaaunication wiich is broadcast or transmitted by amateurs or OTHEKS for use of the general public. Since pay £V is broadcast public, reception of the signals totally legal. Cable operators and pay 1 operators sorely disagree witn this. They contend that the signals are part oi their internal network not weant for the public, and thus reception is itiegai. So tar, the public seeas to be winniuy the arguaent. Uniess you start selling tickets to see the movies . you are intercepting (Wnich vould be blatantly iliegal) no one will probably bother you. soae strong legal questions as to gV via hoae earth station this article are tor viewany by the appears to be Another Sleyaily* is aethod of getting pay TV for tree through the use of on the air decoders for UHF channels whicn broadcast pay 1V scraabied for supscribers with rented special decoders attachea to their sets. Last year Hadio Electronics wayazine published a complete article on how to build one for yourselr ! There are only several stations waich provide this service in the country, theretore the decoder boxes will not work in aany areas. z = TAP Room 603 147 W. 42 St. New York 10036 OCTOBER 1982 No. 78 veLhaps tue best and cheapest vay IV is tarouyn tue use o£ by AuLtipoint vastrivution areas there are several cover the entire regsou. eapeusive for to buy thear own satuisite earta stataous in uruer ty piovade custowers with pay TV. 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PALM BEACH, PL~ «Prss MINNEAPOLIS, AN~ WPL99 WASHIMGTON, DE - WOI93 NEWORLEANS, LA~ WKiu26 The UNIX Security Problem by Fred Steinbeck In the May-June issue of TAP, number 75, Simon Jester writes about a new method of breaking into computers, a method which was developed on the UNIX system by a group of students at U.C. Berkeley. After a little thought, and some talking with other UNIX hackers (I, too, am one), we managed to find out what the method was. Simon is right - it should work on just about any system, and it probably does have security experts shitting in their pants. The idea revolves around a nasty premise ~ the one that most intelligent terminals have a “transmit line" or "transmit page" control character or escape sequence. Now, the trick to this idea is very simple. Write what ever command(s) you want executed onto the other person's terminal, after sending his "clear screen" control character to his terminal. Then send the command to tell his terminal to send those commands to the computer. So it looks to the computer like he just typed those commands. It seems, then, that all this is good for is for issuing commands from other people's terminals. But if the person whose terminal you're having do the issuing is the (gasp!) super-user (the system operator - “super user" is a UNIX term), one could access the password file. So, if the following commands were sent to the SU's (super-user's) terminal, the password for root.(another name for the SU) would be set to nothing: <DEL> (the DEL character code, to break him out of whatever he's doing) ex /etc/passwd (edit the password file...) L (goto line #1, the entry for root) a (delete the line) 4 (insert - add a new line blahblah... (tells "ex" that you're done with the text you're adding) wa (write and quit) logout (log root off the system) In the lines above, "root::blahblah. should be the first line of the /etc/passwd file (accessible by typing "cat /etc/passwa" and following it with return), without the encrypted password, which is between the first to colons ("rr"). The commands above such as "i", "a", and “wq" are U.C. Berkeley editor commands, for the editor known as "ex". Anyway, the "logout" command logs the super-user out, and then you should log out and try to log in with the account "root". If all has gone well, the system will not ask for a password - you will be logged in as root. Be sure to then use the "passwd" Program to change the password to something other than nothing. I see I have forgotten how to get stuff onto root's terminal. Well, there are a number of ways to do this. One is to use the "write" command. Simply say “write root" and then hit return. The problem with this is that it prints "message from so-and-so on <terminal name>..." so root will know who did it. The methods below all require you to know the name of root's terminal. To get this information, give the "who" command and hit return, It will print out the users on the system, and their terminal names. So, if it printed "dialupO" next to root's name, the name of the terminal below would be “dialup0". Another method is to use the "Mail" program to mail into root's terminal. The form would be Mail /dev/<root's terminal> <the control characters and commands you want to send to the terminal> Control-D This, too, will print "From so-and-so" on root's screen. Not too good, but it will get the job done. The final way is to create a file with a text editor that has the necessary control characters and commands in it. For sake of argument, let's say the file name that has all this is "test". Once you have this info in the file, type: cat test | /dev/<root's terminal> This will accomplish what we want, without leaving your name on root's screen, but will not work if root has set it so that he can't receive messages from other terminals. If this is the case, one must use the "Mail" method as outlined above. There are other UNIX tricks I will write about in the future... If you have any questions or comments, please write to me c/o TAP. Alerme (III) Continuing on the subject of silent alarms we come to secondary phone transmission. This is the use of a device known as an automatic fone dialer, At the triceering of the alarn the fone dialer is put on the line and a prepro~ eraned number is dialed, such as the cops, friends etc. As soon as the destinstion number is picked up & prerecorded voice bystericaly screams " Help, my house is being ripped off." and also states the persorfs name and address. ( Actualy it should do this every time you pay taxes. ) To defeat this system just cut the fone line. Placing incoming calls and lifting extension fones will not always work because some units are equippal with a line sezieure system that placer the call no matter what you do, ‘There is also a radio transmiesion system that sends a digital simal to a central office via a small transmitter. These are very difficult to defeat and you would not encounter one unless you plan on robbing a major dianond exchanre. Wow that I have covered all the parte of a system you nust wonder ™ How the fuck does it all work together?" Here's how. Every system has a central box. This box is the brain of the alarm. It monitors, activates and coordinates all of the componente. ‘In a typical box there are one or two terminal strips. This is the place to disable the alarm. ( Be careful what you touch because sone of these strips carry 120 V house current ) Kost of the strips are labled. To disconect the alarn you can A.) disconect the vattery backup and then disconnect the power (never on a direct fone transmission eystemt ) a disconnect all the simaling devices or C.) short all the closed circut sensors and out all_the oven circut sensors. In general if you must attack an alarm system first figure all the ways to defeat it. To do this you need information on the systen. Vieiting the building, buying alarm company catalog: writing the company on a bogus letter head recuesting info on that alarm system and being friends with @ company worker are all good ways to ret information. ‘The "in" thing now is the portable hone alarm. It is a cheap ultrasonic sensor attached to a built in horn. Any shlock store sells then. ‘They co by all sorts of names such as The Duc, The Protector, Big Brother etc. but they are all the same thing. An unusualy novel way to dispose of these things is to ret a silenced pistol and upon entering blow the thing apart before it emits that squeal that might even be danaring to your ears ( that's why you silenced your pistol right? ). Or just walk up to the thing and smash it with a sledge hanmer. Anew device called Burglar Mist emits a cloud of tear gas upon entry. They are activated vy atrip wire, If you get caucht by one of these just wait @ few minuets for the gas to clear ( you did disconect the alarm didn't you?! ). If you run into an unused unit do relocate it in @ more useful place such as the owners bedroom, ‘This concludes this series of articles, good luck! ‘The Stainless Steal Rat CN/a JUDAS GERARD CN/A 15 the acronym for Customer Name/Adaress: nese bureaus exist so tnmat autnorized Bell emPiovees may optain the name ano/or aadress of a customer anywnere in the Bell System simply Dy Giving the orerator the customer's telernone number, ALi numbers; ainciudina businesses ano non-publisnea numbers; are maintainea on file, Here is tne way an employee micnt Go about usinG CN/A once ne nas looked ur tne CN/A number for the area coae of tne tarcet number? “His this as Jim witn tne Residence Service Center in Fasacena, i've Got a customer on nold wno claims not to have mace a ratner lenctnly cali to (212) 555-1212) so I neeo the customer's name on tnat piease. Tnat was (212) 555-1212." linen tne employee sounos natura: ana is cneeryr the CN/A orerator aoesn’t ask any Suestions. The CN/A ist for tne Bell System 1s erinteo eitner in this issue or the next, sorted by area coe, The list 1s coryricnt 1982 py “Jucas Gerard’ ano license to rerrint crantea exciusiveiy to TAF. To close tnis tutoriair allow me to expiain the name cnance. fy previous articies were Publisned With the Fen name of PAUL MONTGOMERY. I have been informed tnat tne 1s an ex-rnrear in Califormia by that name wno resents my Pen name. Unapie to convince HIM to cnance HIS reai name I cnancea my Fen name. 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Reynolds will not be paying for your long-distance telephone calls. A tall tale that the movie star had invited the public to make calls against his telephone credit card number began ‘circulating last summer. In August, the rumor was responsiblegfor $110,000 worth of calls, uccording to the tiny southern Illinois telephone company caught in the middle. Most of the 14digit credit card numbers spread in the rumor carry codings that bill nonexistent customers of the Wabash Telephone Cooperative of Louisville, Til, a rural independent company serving 4800 subscribers in Louisville and surrounding towns. ‘Larry Coffin, an American Telephone and Telegraph Co. spokesman, recently told the tale of the rumor: “The story, which is false, is that Reynolds recently won a $1 million Judgment in a lawsuit. And since he is s0 rich and such a good guy, he ‘wants to share the wealth with his friends and fans “So, he supposedly said on the Johnny Carson show, or on the Rot Barrett show or in The New York Times, that he's letting folks use telephone credit card until Oct. 5.” FIREARM DISCHARGE RESIDUES By Doctor Atomic Have you ever been around the scene where a fire- arm has been discharged when the police show up? The police take the people suspected of shooting the gun and check their hands and clothing for traces of firearm discharge residues; They use two main procedures for collecting residues. In the first method the hands are swabbed with cotton pieces soaked in nitric acid solution, The swabs are then subjected to neutron activation a- nalysis at the lab, Other chemical analysis of residues is directed toward discovering nitrite and nitrate groups of unburned powder residues and reaction products of the charge. In the second method, the "Film-lift" method, an adhesive tape is applied to the web regions of the hands. (Common test.) Then the tape is sent to the lab for investigation in a scanning electron microscope. In this test they are looking for par~ ticles of metallic elements (especially Pb, Sb, and Ba) from the detonated primer. These particles are small, 20 to 30 micro meters, and they are not vis- ible even at moderate magnification with a regular nicroscope. For this TAP article, I had an exclusive inter- view with firearm expert Marvin Galapagos. He said that he would not be caught by leaving residues on jimself, First, after quickly leaving the scene, he would dispose of the clothes that he wore when he fired the gun. Note that the police are espe- cially interested in shirt sleeves. Next, he would shower and wash his hands well with soap and water. Then, to get rid of the micro-particles that re- main after the soap-and-water washing -- particles that were blasted into his skin when he fired the gun -- he would prepare a dilute solution of nitric acid (5% or less) and dip his hands in it fora few seconds. After this, he would rinse his hands in a baking soda and water solution to neutralize any re~ maining acid solution. The logic here is that if nitric acid solution on swabs is used by the police to collect particles, then it can also be used by the technologist to clean his hands of these particles. However, if a nitric acid solution were not availeble, he would scrub his hands and change his shirt immediately. Also, Marvin G. said that if he found himself in a situation where there is no soap and water, and where fast action is called for, he would pour gas- oline on his hands. When gas evaporates, it leaves lead and other residues behind that would confuse lab tests. Then, when the lab tests turn up lots of micro metal particles and the police question him about it, he would tell them that he was work- ing on the carburetor of his car. A very nice alibi. For a more detailed presentation, I refer the reader to "Chemical Criminalistics" by A. Maehly and L. Stromberg (1981), published by Springer- Verlag, N.Y. Also covered in detail are the an- alysis of drugs, explosives, fibers, and fire in- vestigation. If your library doesn't have this book, see if it is available on inter-library loan. Since our right to bear arms is being slowly legislated away, this well known bumper sticker slogan is an appropriate note to close on: "If guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns." 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