farm9
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farm9 README.txt for cryptcat
09-22-2000

Thanks for downloading cryptcat

This is a simple modification to netcat to add twofish encryption.
netcat was origianally written by the l0pht (hobbit and weld pond).

The portion of the code written by farm9 is being released as Open Source.

See the file ‘farm9 Public License Agreement.txt’ for info on Open Source licensing.

CIPE-Win32 v2.0
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CIPE-Win32 v2.0-pre14 README

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This package consists of a binary installation and a development
environment of and for CIPE-Win32 v2.0 beta. This document assumes
a working knowledge of CIPE and it’s installation requirements.

 

CIPE-Win32 is a port of Olaf Titz’s CIPE VPN software from Linux
to Windows NT.

 

This software implements a functional node in a CIPE network on
Windows NT4.0 SP3-SP6 and Windows 2000. I don’t know if any DOS-based
Window OS’S will work or Windows XP, others are welcome to attempt
installation.

 

I know this documentation is not “polished”. When the software is
working perfectly, I’ll do a nice HTML help system (unless someone
is willing to start it for me).

 

128 bit Blowfish encryption is supported at the moment. 128 bit IDEA
support is being worked on.

AOHell v3.0 Rage Against The Machine by Da Chronic
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For the last year, America Online has fought a freely-distributed program called AOHell, which allows would-be hackers unlimited free access to the system–in part, by exploiting AOL’s free trial disks.

The program provides powerful add-ons to AOL software, but also exploits bugs in AOL’s system to allow high-tech harrassing of users in chat rooms and via e-mail. In the documentation for AOHell, its creator explains why he wrote the program and its connection to AOL’s hypocritical stance on child pornography.

*******AOHell v3.0 Rage Against The Machine*******
By:
Da Chronic
Part I ——————- What is AOHell?
Part II ——————- The features in AOHell v3.0
Part III ——————- Is it safe to use AOHell?
Part IV ——————- Why I made AOHell

New Policy On Reporting Compromised Accounts
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ACI management’s late fall 1998 announcement on procedure for reporting compromised CL accounts is a prime illustration of AOL’s painfully slow reflex in dealing with serious ongoing problems. In fact, they move so slowly sometimes we wonder if they are still breathing. Their tendency to shelve any progress on serious issues until so much damage has been done and there’s so much negative publicity that.....