**************************************************************************** * U.C.P.H. - ISSUE #3 * * Featuring: Aliester Crowley * * Title: UNIX and You! * **************************************************************************** Hello, my name is Aliester Crowley. That of course is not my real name as it would be quite foolish for me to reveal my true identity at this time. My hobbies have taken me through a series of events that would eventually lead to my arrest. My hobbies have included: Blowing up small animals, Trying to start my own political party, Almost burning down quite a large forest, and of course Hacking and Phreaking. I have encountered "Big Brother" many times in different forms. In this issue I would like to talk to you about UNIX. Boy, do I hate UNIX. But seeing as how UNIX is what runs many businesses I feel the need to talk about it. Here goes nothing......... ########################################################### # - DISCLAIMER - # # The following is for information purposes only. # ########################################################### UNIX is case sensitive. Therefore when you attempt illegal access to a UNIX system you should experiment. Try checking out the company's garbage bin for a clue of usernames and\or passwords. In my extensive travelling through CyberSpace and UNIX I have found that you usually have only 3 or 4 times to enter the correct username and password. If you get one wrong (either the username or password) UNIX will not inform you which one is wrong! Bummer! You have to figure the gaining access part out for yourself! Anyways, once you are inside you should type "cat/etc/passwd". This handy command will show a list of usernames and their encrypted passwords! I have a list of common usernames and passwords below. USERNAME PASSWORD -------- -------- root ??? daemon ??? adm admin, sysadm, sysadmin, operator uucp ??? bin ??? sys ??? adduser ??? admin see (adm) above anon anonymous asg device, devadmin bbx ??? cbm ??? csr support demo demo, guest, tour, visitor friend friend, guest, demo, tour, visitor guest see (friend, and demo) above help help ls ??? maint sysmaint, service manager mgr, man, sysmgr, sysman, operator net network netmgr net, man, manager, mgr, netmgr, network operator sysop, oper, operator, manager priv private service service, field, support super supervisor, manager, operator support see (service) sysadm adm, admin, operator, manager sysinfo info sysmaint maint, service sysman manager, mgr, man, admin, operator, sysadmin sysmgr see (sysman) tour see (friend, guest, and demo) tty ??? tutor tutor unix unix usr user uuhost uucp, host uunx uucp vashell ??? visitor see (friend, guest, and demo) who ??? Well, that's the list. There are many other important things about UNIX that you still need to learn, though! The ROOT account - It is the most important account you need to know. That might be why I could not figure out some root passwords! Remember the Disclaimer, Kids! (__) (__) (__) (\/) (\/) (\/) \/ \/ \/ ALIESTER CROWLEY I can be reached on these wonderfull boards! ============================================ RIPCO II (312)528-5020 Send E-Mail To: Dr. Dweezil CUM2 (708)961-1220 Send E-Mail To: Dr. Dweezil OBLOID SPHERE (708)965-3098 Send E-Mail To: Dr. Dweezil RIPCO COMMUNICATIONS (312)665-0065 Send E-Mail To: Dr. Dweezil