Er, 2600hz would blow down analog crossbars, not most PBX's...most PBX's were "guessed" since most used 4-6 digit codes for access...finding an outdial, hopefully, a 1-800 was golden....remember the first "boxes", Black? Blue? the ones that would let you dial after you dropped the dialtone and got on the trunk?

At 17:02 5/14/2004, you wrote:
Folks seem to have forgotten that
the original hackers were hacking
"stable and secure" traditional PBXs
with captain crunch whistles!

Mitnik ran wild through PBX's and mobille networks.

Let's work to set up secure VOIP, but
don't let anyone kid you about the golden days when telephones were secure!

Yes, VPN, VPN!




(for extra points, why's the hacker mag called 2600?)

2600hz, dropped dialtone and allowed access to the trunk (on crossbars, Until they went to out-of-band switching) With combinations of DTMF and MF signalling you could pick the desired path for a call, been there, done that, and been published in 2600 and Phrack...heh...





tmpm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Hope this isn't too far OT, but its relevant to us. From isn.attrition.org


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