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Text Files by El Oscuro
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VERMBOX.HTM
13091 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(2003)
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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The Vermilion Box - Spoof incoming phone calls complete with Caller ID |
PWRSCAN1.HTM
10081 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(2000)
Phone Scanning
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Power Scanning I: Identifying and Scanning Telco Internal Blocks |
PWRSCAN2.HTM
16477 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(2004)
Phone Scanning
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Power Scanning II: Power Carrier Scanning
How to do an entire prefix in minutes, without waking up the whole town!
Revised and expanded, March 2004 |
TEXASPLT.TXT
1528 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(1998)
Numbers
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Plant Test Codes in Texas |
900S.TXT
3405 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(2002)
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900 Number Prefixes |
PRTL201.TXT
13724 bytes.
by El Oscuro
(2000)
Payphones
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Programming the Protel CTR-201 COCOT |
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Text Files by The Fixer
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BEATCID.HTM
22632 bytes.
by Fixer
(2000)
ANI/Caller ID
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Fixer's "Beating Caller ID FAQ" 1.4
Caller ID - 15 methods, FAQs, technical info! |
NOK5120.TXT
2708 bytes.
by Fixer
(2002)
Cellular
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Nokia 5120 Cellphone Secret Codes
Updated September 2002 |
PWGUESSF.TXT
23818 bytes.
by Fixer
(2000)
Password Hacking
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Fixer's Observances on Password Cracking |
TVMODES.HTM
7493 bytes.
by Fixer
(2000)
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Secret TV Service Modes Revealed! |
PRO35MOD.HTM
4362 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
Scanner Mods
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Discriminator Output for the Radio Shack Pro-35 Scanner
The only known mod for the Pro-35 Scanner makes it perfect for monitoring POCSAG pager signals! |
F00F.PAS
328 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
PC System Hacking
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The smallest Turbo Pascal implementation of the F00F Pentium bug. |
FXRPASS.TXT
6957 bytes.
by Fixer
(1988)
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A statistical analysis of password types on a now-defunct BBS
This is one of Fixer's earliest files, and probably the first one where
he wasn't writing for a 14-year-old audience. |
DATAPAC.TXT
15403 bytes.
by Fixer
(1990)
Hacking
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DataPac Hacking by The Fixer (v1.1) |
FISHBOX.TXT
2337 bytes.
by Fixer
(1987)
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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The Fish Box (Excerpted from Pranks #12) |
PRANKS20.TXT
13548 bytes.
by Fixer
(1997)
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Pranks #20: Telemarketers |
NBIOS-FR.TXT
3920 bytes.
by Fixer/Anon
(2000)
Hacking
In French
Windows
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NetBios Windows Hacking
Bilingual - English translation and commentary by The Fixer |
DECLAW.TXT
1197 bytes.
by Fixer
(2001)
Privacy
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Declawing your :Cuecat In A Nutshell |
VICPORK.TXT
8130 bytes.
by Fixer
(1992)
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Another antique text file dusted off from the THC-BBS archives RSC:
This is a list of Victoria Police radio procedures, as understood by Fixer circa 1992-1994.
Much of the information in this file is out of date now, but since the 155.55 MHz repeater/simulcast
has been restored, it may once again be of interest to local VHF scanner users.
Although this file is dripping with Fixer's trademark sarcasm, it's true that even
today, Tim Horton's donut shop is probably the safest place in town... |
| Note: For liability reasons we no longer archive Fixer's Pranks series,
except for #20 which dealt with harassing telemarketers. For the
rest of the series, do a Google search.
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Text Files by other contributors
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SURCHG.HTM
851 bytes.
by ClaytonQ
(2006)
Phreaking
Payphones
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Don't Pay the Payphone Surcharge! |
MAILTXCA.HTM
3491 bytes.
by AOH Staff
(2005)
Cellular
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Email-to-SMS gateway addresses in Canada |
OB-FAQ.HTM
33141 bytes.
by dethme0w/AOH Staff
(2006)
ANI/Caller ID
Frequently Asked Questions
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Orange Boxing / Caller ID Hacking FAQ
Most of the questions we have been asked about Orange Boxing are answered here. |
GWCCPAY.TXT
3386 bytes.
by AOH Staff
(2004)
Payphones
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Payphones in Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA |
YATRV.TXT
1848 bytes.
by Jenn
(2004)
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Yet Another Telemarketer Revenge Tactic
Courtesy of The Web Page You Have Reached |
ATIS.TXT
2725 bytes.
by AOH Staff
(2004)
Numbers
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U.S. ATIS dialup lines |
PHUNSOB.TXT
5542 bytes.
by Highjacked
(2004)
ANI/Caller ID
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Phun with Caller ID
Hijacked relates his experiences orangeboxing with S.O.B. Uploaded by author. |
CELL.TXT
4748 bytes.
by Tron
(2003)
Cellular
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Free Cellular Phone Calls Without Cloning
This is the 01/02/2003 Updated version! Uploaded by author. |
VICUNSC.TXT
16753 bytes.
by artofhacking.com staff
(250)
Numbers
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Victoria Unlisted 99xx and 00xx numbers (2003)
A reverse anti-directory intended to lend speed and safety
to handscanning in Victoria. |
VIC-NXX.TXT
5363 bytes.
by artofhacking.com staff
(2008)
Numbers
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Victoria (250/778) NXX list 2008/11/07
This is the rapidly-growing list of prefixes that are local to AOH's home town, Victoria BC.
Effective Nov. 30, 2006, this list encompasses two area codes due to the announcement of
the realignment of area code 778 to overlay all of British Columbia. |
PLANTTST.HTM
9624 bytes.
by artofhacking.com Staff
(2008)
Numbers
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Canadian Plant Test Prefixes
Updated Jan. 22, 2008! |
ODDBALL.TXT
227959 bytes.
by Anonymous
(2003)
Numbers
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Oddball CO Codes
Every "Oddball" in the NANP, apparently. May 2003. |
TELEZAPP.TXT
4087 bytes.
by Jenn/twpyhr
(2001)
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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Telezapper Box
A cheap substitute for the $80 Telezapper
Uploaded by Author |
ADLIBMAP.TXT
20548 bytes.
by The Trace
(1992)
PC System Hacking
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Expanded register map of the YM3812 (AdLib) |
HACK-AVS.HTM
13573 bytes.
by Homo ex Inferis
(1998)
Hacking
World Wide Web
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Harvesting AVS (Adult Verification System) Passwords |
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Other things we think are cool
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BLUEBOX1.GIF
25354 bytes.
by artofhacking.com staff
(2001)
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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Finally! A Real Blue Box schematic that wasn't stolen from TAP or 2600! |
FONETAP1.GIF
20643 bytes.
Schematic Diagram
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Telephone Taps |
WIREMIC1.GIF
28333 bytes.
Schematic Diagram
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Wireless Mics & Transmitters |
WIREMIC2.GIF
26301 bytes.
Schematic Diagram
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Wireless Mics & Transmitters |
WIREMIC3.GIF
21125 bytes.
Schematic Diagram
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Wireless Mics & Transmitters |
CID1.GIF
21661 bytes.
by Source Unknown
(1998)
ANI/Caller ID
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Caller ID Schematic |
CID2.GIF
46881 bytes.
by Source Unknown
(1998)
ANI/Caller ID
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Caller ID Schematic - Diagram and Info |
SCANSHT.GIF
16008 bytes.
by Fixer
(2003)
Phreaking
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Exchange scanning sheet formerly used by Fixer
Designed to be printed on very small sheets of paper (or many
copies on a normal 8.5x11" sheet and cut up) and kept in a
pocket notebook so that scanning can occur on the spur of
the moment, stop at any time, and resume later. Makes random
handscanning of a 100-number range easy! |
REMOTE1.JPG
6454 bytes.
by Fixer
(2002)
Electronics Misc
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An ordinary remote control, as seen through a Logitech QuickCam... |
REMOTE2.JPG
5473 bytes.
by Fixer
(2002)
Electronics Misc
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The same remote control with a button pressed - the camera sees the "invisible" infrared light as a brilliant white!
Knowing this, one can write a program to intercept infrared remote control signals,
learn their codes, or detect active infrared night vision systems! |
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Fixer's Box Tone Generators & Emulators
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R2GEN.ZIP
197152 bytes.
by Fixer
(2002)
Phreak Coloured Boxes
Windows
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R2Gen v1.0 by The Fixer
A handy little demonstration of the ITU-T R2 system used
by phone companies (and Blue Boxers) around the world today!
Runs under Windows, requires a sound card. |
AUTOTEL.EXE
8155 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
Cellular
MS-DOS
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AUTOTEL 2.0
This k-neat0 little MS-DOS toy emulates the dialing sequence
of the ancient IMTS pre-cellular mobile phones sometimes seen
in old 70's action movies. Requires a PC with a speaker. |
BOX.EXE
8583 bytes.
by Fixer
(1994)
MS-DOS
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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R*Box 0.99
This is Fixer's first coloured box program for the PC.
It generates the standard Blue/Silver/Red/Green box
toneset using the Adlib sound card.
Patched to work on faster PCs October 2002 |
CCITT5R2.EXE
8091 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
MS-DOS
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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CCITT5R2 1.0
This tiny MS-DOS program emulates the ITU-T R2 signaling
tones (forward) plus R1 (North American Blue Box) and
DTMF, along with a decent array of SF and MF trunk seizure
tones. It requires an old PC and sound card or a newer one
with excellent legacy Adlib support. NOTE: There is a
Windows update for this program - see R2GEN.ZIP! |
CIDSIM.EXE
19168 bytes.
by Fixer
(2001)
ANI/Caller ID
MS-DOS
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CIDSIM 3.01
This phreaky little MS-DOS utility generates an approximation
of the Caller ID data stream on your PC Speaker! We wish to
emphasize that tones made with this program will not actually
work as the PC speaker introduces far too much distortion and
can only output pulse waves. For a working Caller ID generator
for Windows, you need The S.O.B. Software Orange Box |
MILBOX.EXE
7591 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
MS-DOS
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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MilBox 1.0
This handy little MS-DOS program generates two different
kinds of Autovon signaling tones, as well as civilian
DTMF. Requires a sound card and an old computer or
very good Adlib legacy support. Both the tones and the
program itself are now archaic and of historical interest only. |
EXDTMF.EXE
7537 bytes.
by Fixer
(1998)
MS-DOS
Phreak Coloured Boxes
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EXDTMF 1.0
This may be the strangest "box tones" program ever. Fixer
observed a ratio between the tones used in the North American
DTMF matrix and extrapolated the matrix with additional
columns to the left and to the right of the traditional
4x4 matrix, and additional rows above and below. He then
nearly exhausted the alphabet assigning letters to these
"new" DTMF tones. There are some problems with this matrix,
notably the proximity between the lowest column tone and
the highest row tone, but the output is interesting and indicates
where telephone signaling might have gone if digital signaling
were never invented... |
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See also S.O.B., Fixer's Software Orange Box,
the first practical and successful Caller ID Generator for Windows PCs!
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