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The Hackers Handbook [Read Me]
T H E H A C K E R ‘ S H A N D B O O K
Copyright (c) Hugo Cornwall
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First published in Great Britain in 1985 by Century Communications Ltd
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GUIDANCE FOR OVERHEAD AND STAFF USERS [Doc]
FEDERATION – GUIDANCE FOR OVERHEAD AND STAFF USERS
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July 23 1995
Introduction
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Hi! – and welcome to Federation. This document is intended to provide
guidance for overhead and staff account holders on AOL who are playing
Federation (referred to as OHs in this document).
As an OH playing Federation you are in a privileged position, because
we do not get paid for your usage. Because you are in a position of
privilege, you have obligations to AOL and the Federation team that paying
players do not.
At the moment, we allow any OH to play Fed, but bear in mind that if your
presence in Fed starts to cause us problems then you will be locked out of
the game, and if we get too many problems with OHs we will simply stop all
OHs from playing.
Netcat 1.10
Netcat 1.10
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Netcat is a simple Unix utility which reads and writes data
across network connections, using TCP or UDP protocol.
It is designed to be a reliable “back-end” tool that can
be used directly or easily driven by other programs and
scripts. At the same time, it is a feature-rich network
debugging and exploration tool, since it can create almost
any kind of connection you would need and has several
interesting built-in capabilities. Netcat, or “nc” as the
actual program is named, should have been supplied long ago
as another one of those cryptic but standard Unix tools.
1998 America Online Tokens
****America Online Tokens****
(adapted from token_list)
(This document must have attribute viewrule_151. For further assistance contact OpsSec)
gv All casino games special tokens casino NU
$A Add product to shopping cart clerk NU
$B Request billing information clerk
$C Begin checkout process clerk
$D Delete product from cart clerk
$F Request clerk form w/pop clerk
$I Show store information clerk
$L List items in shopping cart clerk NU
$M Get billing method clerk
$P Show product desc clerk NU
$S Request shipping information clerk
$V View product from cart clerk
$b Process internal billing info clerk
$d Delete product from cart clerk
$f Request clerk form clerk
$E modify_cart_entry clerk2
$G get_product(ext id appd to ft 1) clerk2 NU
$Q process quantity clerk2
$R retrieve_product(int_id=hard_cod clerk2 NU
$a add_store clerk2
$c display_cart clerk2
$e delete_entry_from_cart clerk2
$g request_store_id(ext_id) clerk2 NU
$h process_store_id(ext_id) clerk2
$i process_internal_bill clerk2
$j return_to_product_summary clerk2
$k process_checkout clerk2
$l process_list_option clerk2
$m modify_store clerk2
$n remove_from_cart_screen clerk2
$o display_product_option clerk2
$p display_product_summary clerk2
$r process_radio_option clerk2
$s display_about_this_store clerk2
$t process_text_option clerk2
$u copy from_bill_to clerk2
$v process_ship_to clerk2
$w delete_store clerk2
$x request_cc_info clerk2
$y process_cc_info clerk2
$z process_bill_to clerk2
$W enter promotional area clerk_special NU
$X specify machine type clerk_special
$Y specify product choice clerk_special
$Z provide shipping info clerk_special
dM Set domain – message board collector
eT Start mail text entry collector NU
C1 Request collection contents collman
C2 Request more collection contents collman
C3 Request lastest stories collman
C4 Sign up for Live Wire collman NU
C5 Cancel LiveWire registration collman
C6 Reset collman domain collman
C7 Show “where” info collman
Ct Get indexed coll w/atoms collman
Ca Request collection contents collman2 NU
Cb Request more collection contents collman2
Cc Request latest stories collman2
Cd Sign up for Live Wire collman2 NU
Ce Cancel LiveWire registration collman2
Cf Reset collman2 domain collman2
Cg Open Coll info for Edit collman2 NU
Ch Modify Coll info collman2
Ci Act on named collection collman2 NU
Cj Convert Overwrite Confirm collman2
Ck Send collman form collman2
Cm Display item for edit collman2
Cn Cut item from collection collman2
Co Copy item from collection collman2
Cp Paste item (above) to collection collman2
Cq Paste item (below) to collection collman2
Cr Start add item to collection collman2
Cs Add/Update item data collman2
Encyclopediadramatica.es/AOL
AOL
Stands for “American Offline,” and is sometimes referred to as “AOHell“, “gAyOL”,”LOL”, or “my shitty internets.” It’s one of the last surviving online services from the pre-home internet days, and originally offered an entire online system with limited internet accessa virus that was invented at least 100 years ago, and was wide-spread, being a serious rival for MSN. Today it offers banal, mainstream content for an exorbitant fee and few useful features. It creates a warm, fuzzy, safe-feeling environment for those who fear being on the Internets alone.
An irony about AOL is its creation and ownership of the AOL Instant Messenger system which is heavily used by many people who have a vehement hatred for AOL the ISP, but don’t hesitate to use the AOL IM feature as it is so ubiquitous amongst internet users that there is almost no escaping it. In other words, you hate AIM but have to use it because all of your friends are too stupid to use anything better. Also, AIM is guaranteed to make your computer 100% slower.
When AOL is referred to as an ISP, this is somewhat incorrect, AOL is actually considered a “content provider” as opposed to an Internet access provider. This is due to the fact that you must read at least a nominal part of AOL content before being given access to the raw Internet. But no one gives a shit.
AOL will never stop billing your credit card. Never.
AOL was once the world’s only source of 3.5″ floppy disks. When they went to CD for distribution, they went out of business.