90s Hackers
90s Hackers
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Johan Helsingius,also known as Julf, was the manager of the world's most famous anonymous remailer, penet.fi. He eventually shut it down in September 1996 because police claimed the Church of Scientology suffered damages due to people leaking their secrets while concealing them using Helsingius's remailing service. The service operated solely on a 486 computer and a 200-megabyte hard drive. John Draper,also known as Cap'n Crunch,.....

RANT | WEB & THE E/N SCENE
RANT | WEB & THE E/N SCENE
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Lol pretty god damn close. I remember always creating some sort of 90s website whether it was video game cheat codes, southpark, pokemon or whatever I was really feeling at that time. Later evolving into one of the scenes that I loved the most . The E/N (Everything/Nothing) or "blogs". We called them E/N Sites because they consisted of content that was basically "everything" and.....

More Hacking Books
More Hacking Books
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"HACKING EXPOSED: Blocking Hackers' Paths"by Joel Scambray, Stuart McClure, and George Kurtz,translated by Ekkasit Wiriyacharee,is an excellent book. It provides comprehensive details for reference and knowledge acquisition, emphasizing practical application. However, you may need supplementary books on some topics due to its advanced content, suitable for those with prior knowledge. Beginners might find it confusing. Overall, it's considered one of the best books ever translated.....

Cracking Unix passwords
Cracking Unix passwords
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Contrary to popular belief, UNIX passwords cannot be decrypted. UNIXpasswords are encrypted with a one way function. The login program encryptsthe text you enter at the "Password:" prompt and compares that encryptedstring against the encrypted form of your password.Password cracking software uses wordlists. Each word in the wordlist isencrypted and the results are compared to the encrypted form of the targetpassword.The best cracking program for.....

Books For Hackers
Books For Hackers
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09. What are some books of interest to hackers? General Computer Security ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Computer Security Basics Author: Deborah Russell and G.T. Gengemi Sr. Publisher: O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. Copyright Date: 1991 ISBN: 0-937175-71-4 This is an excellent book. It gives a broad overview of computer security without sacrificing detail. A must read for the beginning security expert. Computer Security Management Author: Karen Forcht Publisher: Boyd.....

Hacking ARPANET
Hacking ARPANET
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**************************************** Hacking ARPANET -- Part I by The SOURCE of -=>*The Listening Post*<=- 408-923-7575***************************************INTRODUCTION------------ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency NETwork) was funded by the Departmentof Defense (DOD) in 1969 as an experiment in sharing the resources of manydifferent types of computers. Earlier DOD systems (AUTODIN,for example), reliedon linking computers that were the same make, using the same operating systems.Work on ARPANET was performed under contract by.....

The Anonymity Tutorial
The Anonymity Tutorial
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The Anonymity Tutorial / written by yours truly, R a v e N (blacksun.box.sk) <=============================================================================> version 1.5, 22/3/00 Note: whenever you see something like this: blah(1) it means that if you don't understand the meaning of the word blah there's an explanation for it just for you, located on the newbies corner on section 1. Note 2: if you're having a hard time reading this.....

[DOC] Stay anonymous on the web
[DOC] Stay anonymous on the web
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[----Stay anonymous on the web------] ..By MAx member of :MPD: (c) 1998 MAx [4d5044] Note..This tutorial will teach a average day user how to keep all his Esentual info limited so attacks from Hackers cant be made SHouth outs: Myth leader of MPD u rule dude,All members of MPD, and everyone else who i should shout out too u know who u are. The topics.......

AOL 5.0 Mexico Style Guide
AOL 5.0 Mexico Style Guide
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Style Guide Table of Contents 1      Table of Contents..................................... 2 2      Forms....................................................... 3 2.1      General............................................. 3 3      System Text.............................................. 3 3.1      Input Field Labels............................. 3 3.2      Regular Text..................................... 3 3.3      Header Text...................................... 3 3.4      Column Headers............................... 3 3.5      Note Text.......................................... 3 3.6      Control and Radio Button Text.......... 3 3.7      Subheadings and Array Labels.......... 4 4      Client Art Icons........................................ 5 4.1      General............................................. 5 4.2      Label Text.....

2026s Post
2026s Post
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It seems I’ve settled into a "few posts a year" rhythm, and this is my first check-in for 2026! However I’ve been busy creating a ton of content for AOLFOREVER lately— for example; below you can view the AOL prog videos I've been making. A little info about the prog videos; basically I run an actual copy of America Online/ 4.0/5.0 using the server provided.....
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