BUG FREQUENCIES AND SUCH ------------------------ Frequencies used by wireless microphones, transmitters, bugging devices, surveillance etc. These frequencies have been compiled by a few sources, Monitoring Times, Popular Communications and friends. They are some of the known frequencies in use by transmitters used by entertainers or in law enforcement applications. A good idea to do is put these in your scanner and do a random scan around your house, or go driving around your town and see what comes up. by Topol KWV8BP Common search bands: 88 - 108 Mhz. 174 - 216 Mhz. 72 - 76 Mhz. 455.0 Mhz. Also be sure to check 49 - 50 Mhz. for baby coms which may have been converted to be a wireless listening device. Known freqencies used by entertaineers and for surveillance 30.84 33.12 33.14 33.40 35.02 39.06 42.98 149.35 150.775 150.79 154.57 154.60 165.9125 167.3375 167.3425 167.4875 168.0115 169.20 169.445 169.505 170.245 170.305 171.045 171.105 171.45 171.845 171.905 173.225 172.00 172.20 173.3375 457.525 457.55 457.5625 457.575 457.60 467.75 467.775 467.7875 467.80 467.825 467.85 467.875 467.90 467.925 Page 131 UPDATED BUGGING FREQS FROM THE MEDIC IN LAS VEGAS------------- 154.695 154.995 BUMBER BEEPER---------------------- 40.220 Possibles of using these and doing search ranges could show some interesting results, one example would to be park near a conert for one and do an extensive search, you would eventually lock onto the frequencies used by the band which are playing, Hmmm. Then again you could always come across a bugged subject. All frequencies are in Mhz. Some of the cheaper brands that are being sold today, such as radio shacks, and the ones made for camcorders are being used by private sources bugging neighbors, etc. These are easy to covert on telephones , rooms, etc. All bugging or mics for entertainment use very low wattage, you will have to be close to the source.
SCANNER FREQUENCY
LISTINGS BY FEDERAL FREQUENCIES TOPOL , KWV8BP DESCRIPTION FREQUENCY
OR FREQUENCIES DEA FREQUENCIES CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.625/416.050
MHZ. CH.2 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.90/416.325 MHZ. CH.3 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE
FORCE 418.750 MHZ. CH.4 SURVEILLANCE/STRIKE FORCE 418.675 MHZ. CH.5 OPERATIONS
RPT. 418.825/415.60 MHZ. CH.6 OPERATIONS RPT. 418.95/416.20 MHZ. CH.7 OPERATIONS
RPT. 418.975/417.025 MHZ. CH.8 OPERATIONS SIMPLEX 418.975 MHZ. Page 133
UNITED STATES MARSHALLS CH.1 OPERATIONS RPT. 163.20/163.8125 MHZ. CH.2
OPERATIONS SIM. 163.20 MHZ. CH.3 OPER.RPTS.EXTENDERS 164.60/163.8125 MHZ.
CH.4 OPER.SIMPLEX 164.60 MHZ. CH.? AIR/MOBILES 163.8125 MHZ. CH.? OPER.REPORTED
162.7125/170.80 MHZ. BUREAU OF PRISONS CH.1 170.875 MHZ. CH.2 170.925 MHZ.
CH.3 170.650 MHZ. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CH.1 CID OPER.RPT. 165.950/167.00
MHZ. "IRS" CH.2 CID OPER.DIRECT 167.000 MHZ. CH.3 CID OPER.DIRECT 165.950
MHZ. USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. CH.1 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00/167.10 MHZ.
CH.2 IRS.INVESTIGATIONS 166.00 MHZ. ? USDT COMMON FREQ. 165.4625/166.5875
CH.1 CID OPER.(UHF) 418.225/414.700 MHZ. CH.2 CID OPER.DIR 418.225 MHZ.
CH.3 CID TACTICAL 418.175 MHZ. FED.COMMUNICATON COMM. 167.05 MHZ. BUREAU
OF ALCOHOL , TOBACCO CH.1,3 OPERATIONS 165.2875/166.5375 MHZ. AND FIREARMS
"BATF" CH.4 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. CH.5 OPERATIONS 165.9125 MHZ. Page
134 USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. LOCAL OFFICES 165.35 MHZ. USDT COMMON
166.4625 MHZ. CH.2 TACTICAL 166.5375 MHZ. U.S. CUSTOMS CH.1,2 OPERATIONS
165.2375/166.4375 MHZ. CH.3 USDT COMMON 166.4625 MHZ. CH.4 TACTICAL 165.7375
MHZ. CH.5 USDT COMMON 165.4625/166.5875 MHZ. OPERATIONS 162.825 MHZ. TACTICAL
CAR-CAR 165.85 MHZ. LOW POWER FEDERAL FREQS. UNDER 30 WATTS 163.10 , 418.050
, 418.575 MHZ. SOME USES ARE : EAR MICS , 5 WATTS 27.575 , 27.585 MHZ.
SECRET COMM. , SOME SURV. 166.75 , 166.875 MHZ. SECRET SERVICE NATIONWIDE
RPT. 165.375 MHZ. BAKER 165.7875 MHZ. FEDERAL EMERGENCY AGENCY DC AREA
16.95 MHZ. FEDERAL PROTECTION AGENCY 415.20 , 417.20 MHZ. FEDERAL DISASTER
NETWORK 170.20 MHZ. FEDERAL GOVT. SHARED 408.40 MHZ. 418.075 MHZ. 165.85
MHZ. TACTICAL FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATONS 163.425/163.925 MHZ. "FBI"
RPT. 163.725/163.775 MHZ. RPT. 163.80/164.55 MHZ. RPT. 162.6375/162.7875
MHZ. RPT. 163.9375 MHZ. F5 RPT. 163.9125 MHZ. F1 RPT. 167.3125 MHZ. F2
SIM. 167.45 MHZ. F3 167.6125 MHZ. Page 135 ALSO SEARCH THROUGH THESE FREQUENCIES
164.00 - 164.55 MHZ. 167.2375 - 167.80 MHZ. U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR WV. 168.35
MHZ. OHIO 173.6125 , 406.20 MHZ. KY. 164.70 MHZ. ALL PORTABLES 406.20 MHZ.
NOTE I HAVE A COMPLET STATE LISTING , IF NEEDED TO FIND HIDDEN FREQUENCIES
USED BY OUR FEDERAL GOVT. SEARCH THRU THESE AREAS 162.685 - 162.98 MHZ.
163.20 -163.99 MHZ. 165.21 - 165.95 MHZ. 166.40 -166.75 MHZ. 167.05 - 167.80
MHZ. 168.80 -168.95 MHZ. 170.70 - 170.925 MHZ. 171.15 -172.00 MHZ. 411.00
- 411.93 MHZ. 413.675 - 413.975 MHZ. 414.00 - 414.575 MHZ. 416.05 -416.775
MHZ. 417.02 - 417.275 MHZ. 418.05 -418.98 MHZ. Page 136 COMMON CODE WORDS
AND TERMS USED BY THE GOVT. IN FIELD OPERATIONS =================================================================
BIG K, THE K-MART BIRD DOG SURVEILLANCE
AIRCRAFT BREAK OFF END SURVEILLANCE; APPLY DISTANCE BETWEEN SUSPECT AND
SURVEILLANCE UNIT CAVE, THE SURVEILLANCE LISTENING POST C.I. CASE INFORMANT
DIAPER CHANGE REPLACING BATTERIES IN MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER DIGITAL
REFERENCE TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING TRANSMISSION EDEN HIRED SUBJECT EYEBALL
SURVEILLANCE SUBJECT UNDER AGENTS DIRECT VIEW EYES STARLIGHT NIGHTVISION
OPTICS F.F. FIELD FILE FLICKS SURVEILLANCE FILMS FLYER SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT
PILOT H.T. HANDY TALKIE (HAND-HELD UNIT) HALF-SIGNAL AGENTS SPOUSE HOME
FRONT AGENTS HOME OFFICE I, THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY IN THE CLEAR TRANSMIT
WITHOUT SCRAMBLING IN THE POCKET SUBJECT IN SURVEILLANCE NET; SUBJECT WHEREABOUTS
KNOWN BY AGENTS. L.L. LAND LINE (TELEPHONE) MAIN MAN PRIMARY SURVEILLANCE
SUBJECT OF INTEREST MICKEY Ds MACDONALDS NEST SURVEILLANCE SUBJECTS HOME
NOISEMAKER MOBILE TRAILING TRANSMITTER NUMBER ONE MAN PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER
SURVEILLANCE O, THE AGENTS OFFICE OUT OF POCKET SUBJECT NO LONGER UNDER
SURVEILLANCE ; SUBJECTS WHEREA BOUTS UNKNOWN TO AGENTS OUR BOY SUBJECT
UNDER SURVEILLANCE OUR FRIEND SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE OUR MAIN INTEREST
PRIMARY SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE OUR MAN SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE OUTSIDE
AGENCY NEWS MEDIA Page 137 PACKAGE SUBJECT OR OBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE
PIGEON SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE PLANK A BRIDGE PORT AGENTS HOTEL/MOTEL
PRIVATE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING PRIVATE SIDE SWITCH TO DIGITAL SCRAMBLING
R, THE AGENTS RESIDENCE RABBIT SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE RABBIT TRACKS
SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE ON THE MOVE REDBALLED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT
WITH SUBJECT REDBOARDED STOPPED AT TRAFFIC LIGHT , SUBJECT NOT STOPPED
R.D.O. REGULAR DAY OFF S.W. SEARCH WARRANT SIGNAL FIELD AGENT SOLO AGENT
ALONE ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT STANDARD OPERATE IN THE CLEAR STAGING AREA AREA
WHERE AGENTS GROUP PRIOR TO SURVEILLANCE OR APPREHENSION OF SUBJECT(s)
SUBJECT PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE TARGET SUBJECT UNDER SURVEILLANCE TRUCK
SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT TRUCK GARAGE AIRPORT U.C. UNDERCOVER WAGON SURVEILLANCE
VAN WAR WAGON SURVEILLANCE VAN WIRE BODY TRANSMITTER WALKING THE DOG AGENT
FOLLOWING SUBJECT ON FOOT Page 138 COMMON TEN CODES ================ 10-0
NEGATIVE 10-4 OK 10-7 OUT OF SERVICE 10-8 IN SERVICE 10-9 REPEAT PREVIOUS
TRANSMISSION 10-16 MESSAGE CHECK 10-20 LOCATION 10-21 TELEPHONE CALL 10-23
STAND BY 10-28 LICENSE PLATE CHECK 10-29 OPERATORS LICENSE CHECK 10-66
ALARM (?) 10-85 MEET WITH AGENT . . . 10-90 BANK ROBBERY 10-95 SUBJECTS
APPREHENDED, AREA CLEARED AND SECURE Page 139 A COUPLE QUICK NOTES ABOUT
SOME OF THE FREQUENCIES ==================================================
WHEN IN THE SCAMBLED MODE , THEY USE DIGITAL ENCRYTION SYSTEM , WHICH ON
THESE MODELS ARE , MADE BY MOTOROLA. DIGITAL ENC. SOUNDS LIKE TONES OR
BEEPS AND IS NOT VERY EASY TO DESCRAMBLE , REASON BEING , IS THAT IT IS
NOT PHASE INVERSION THE SYSTEM USED BY SHERIFFS AND OTHERS , DIG. SCRAMBLING
USES A PRESET CODE ON EACH UNIT THIS NUMBER RANGES , SAY 10,000 DIFFERENT
COMBINATIONS COULD BE USED. SO THAT MEANS THAT YOU WOULD JUST SIMPLY HAVE
TO TRY EACH AND EVERY POSSIBLE COMBINATION. THIS WOULD TAKE CONSIDERABLE
TIME. PLUS THE FACT THAT THEY ARE MORE OR LESS CHANGED PERIODICALLY. WHAT
YOU WOULD NEED TO DO IS HAVE SOME TYPE OF PROGRAM THAT COULD SAMPLE EACH
COMBINATION AT VERY FAST RATES. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SCRAMBLING YOUR
COMMUNICATIONS , BE IT THE PHONE LINES , TWO WAY RADIO , ETC. PALOMAR MAKES
A NICE PHASE INVERSION , CURRENTLY BEING DISCON TINUED. OR THE DIGITAL
ENCRYPTION SYSTEM ALSO MADE BY PALOMER THIS UNIT SELLS FOR AROUND 400.00.
NOTE THAT PHASE INVERSION IS PRETTY EASY TO CRACK , YOU COULD EVEN RECORD
FULL SESSIONS OF A PHASE INVERTED CONVERSATION , AND THEN LATER DESCRAMBLE
IT FROM YOUR RECORDER. TOPOL Page 140 Excerpts from The Butler's Intro.
to the CU.... Begin -->> ****************************************************************
* * *
An Introduction to the Computer Underground
* * * * Brought to you by, * * * * The Butler... * * * * 2/26/91 * ****************************************************************
Due to my own impatience waiting for other H/P magazines to be released
I decided to release this file in solo form. I am going to call it BUTLER#1
because there will be updates and additions to follow. The Computer Underground
consists of mainly two forms of media, printed and electronic, both will
be discussed in this file. I use the word underground because the contents
of this file are not the types of titles you would run across at your local
bookstore or newsstand. The kind of information that makes up underground
publications is mainly technical in nature, but, definitley not limited
to that. One can also find tidbits about off-the-wall polical views, drugs,
weapons, and other topics that are not normally in the mainstream of our
society. The Computer Underground... Com-put-er Un-der-ground \kem-`pyt-er\
\`en-der-`grand\ (1970's) A group organized in secrecy, hidden behind
aliases, to promote the free exchange of information regarding anything
and everything including but not limited to: Computers, Telephones, Radios,
Chemicals, and ideas. The CU is made up of men and women all over the globe
and of all ages. Most of those involved in the CU consider it a hobby,
but, there are those that are involved strictly for illegal purposes, i.e.
Selling Pirated Software. I, like most people involved enjoy the information
that can be obtained through all of the different avenues in the CU, i.e.
Bulletin Boards, Underground Periodicals, Network Digests, and General
Discussions between members. Page 141 The most common way members communicate
is through Bulletin Boards. If you are reading this you know what a BBS
is because this will not be released in printed form. There are thousands
of BBSes around the world run by people for many reasons including: legitmate
businesses, Software Technical Support, Hobby related, Pirated Software,
Message Centers, etc...Some of the more common ones are RIPCO, Face-2-Face,
Exec-PC, The Well, etc... Currently there are many regular electronic magazines
that are being published and there have been many that have discontinued
for one reason or another. Some current ones include: PHRACK, NIA, PHANTASY,
CUD, etc...Some discontinued ones include: PIRATE, PHUN, NARC, etc... There
is a current debate about wether or not an electronic media has the same
constitutional rights as the printed one. That is for our congressmen to
decide, but, you could voice your opinion. I personally can't see the difference.
Now, don't get me wrong I do not support the publishing of Long distance
codes or anything of that nature, but, I do support the exchange of other
information, i.e. how to unprotect a game, how to make a smoke bomb, etc...
There are also "Underground Publications" like TAP, 2600, Cybertech, etc.
These magazines are published in hard copy and deal with every considerable
topic regarding the CU. Most of these magazines publish completely legal
information that is obtained from public sources and is available to anyone
and everyone. I doubt that any of the following sources of information
would mind if you use an alias to order any of their material, so I would
reccommend that you do just in case! You might even want to get yourself
a private mail box for all of this "underground" information. I would also
advise you to use a money order when purchasing anything also. They usually
cost an extra 50 cents at the post office. And don't worry about using
money orders with these people because I have personally made purchases
from many of them without trouble. The following information is provided
to enable you to become more familiar with the CU and unusual information
in general. Have fun and try not to get yourself in trouble. Page 142 Now
for the meat of this Article!!!! E L E C T R O N I C M A G A Z I N E S
PHRACK Predacessor to this magazine Author: Knight Lightning & Taran
King Network Address:c483307@umcvmb.missouri.edu Other Address: BBS: None
Last Issue: Phrack #30 PHRACK CLASSIC This Magazine Author: Doc Holiday,
Crimson Death & Various Contributors Network Address: pc@well.uucp
or cdeath@stormking.com Other Address: BBS: None Last Issue: Phrack Classic
#32 11/90 LOD Legion Of Doom Technical Journals Author: Eric Bloodaxe,
Lex Luthor, Prime Suspect, Phase Jitter, Professor Phalken, Skinny Puppy.
Network Address: None Other Address: BBS: Last Issue: LOD Tech Journal
#4 May 20, 1990 PHUN Phreakers/Hackers Underground Network Author: Red
Knight Network Address: N/A Other Address: BBS: Last Issue: P/HUN #5 05/07/90
ATI Acivist Times, Incorporated Author: Ground Zero Network Address: gzero@tronsbox.xei.com
Other Address: ATI P.O. Box 2501 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 BBS: Last Issue:
ATI #53 12/05/90 NIA Network Information Access Author: Gardian Of Time
Judge Dredd Network Address: elisem@nuchat.sccsi.com Other Address: BBS:
Last Issue: NIA #69 01/15/91 Page 143 PHANTASY Author: The Mercenary Network
Address: None Other Address: The I.I.R.G. 862 Farmington Ave, Suite-306
Bristol, Ct 06010 BBS: Rune Stone 203-485-0088 Last Issue: Phantasy V1N4
1/20/91 PIRATE Author: Various Authors Network Address: N/A Other Address:
BBS: N/A Last Issue: V1 #5 April 1990 ANE Anarchy 'N' Explosives Author:
Varous Authors Network Address: N/A Other Addrerss: BBS: N/A Last Issue:
#7 06/16/89 NARC Nuclear Phreakers/Hackers/Carders Author: The Oxidizer
Network Address: N/A Other Address: BBS: Last Issue: NARC #7 Fall 1989
SYNDICATE REPORTS Author:The Sensi Network Address: Other Address: BBS:
Last Issue: This is not an attempt to list all of the known magazines but
just some of the more popular ones. If I left a particular one out that
you feel should of been included I apologize. All of the above magazines
can be found in the CUD archives and at many of the Bulletin Board Sytems
listed at the end of this file. Page 144 P R I N T E D M A G A Z I N E
S Author: Emmanuel Goldstein Network Address: 2600@well.sf.ca.us Other
Address: 2600 Magazine, P.O. Box 752, Middle Island, NY 11953 2600 Magazine
is published quarterly, 48 pages per issue. Subscriptions are $18 U.S.
for a year in the U.S. and Canada, $30 overseas. Corporate subscriptions
are $45 and $65 respectively. Back issues are available for $25 per year,
$30 per year overseas and they go back to 1984. Phone 516-751-2600 Fax
516-751-2608 TAP/YIPL Formerly YIPL "Youth International Party Line" Now
TAP "Technical Assistance Party" TAP Magazine P.O. Box 20264 Louisville,
KY 40250 Most all issues will cost $1.00 for US Citizens and $2.00 for
overseas. Terms are CASH, postal money order, or regular money order with
the payee left blank. BBS: 502-499-8933 Cybertek Magazine Published by
OCL/Magnitude P.O. Box 64 Brewster NY 10509 $2.50 for sample issue $15
year for 6 issues Mondo 2000 (Formerly Reality Hackers Magazine / High
Frontiers) P.O. Box 10171 Berkley, CA 94709-5171 Phone 415-845-9018 Fax
415-649-9630 $24 for five issues Frank Zappa subscribes to Mondo 2000!!!
Page 145 Fact Sheet Five 6 Arizona Ave Rensselaer, NY 12144-4502 $3.50
for a sample issue. $33 a year for 8 issues Phone 518-479-3707 Fact Sheet
Five reviews any independent news media, i.e. 2600, TAP, Books, Music,
Software, etc. Full Disclosure by Glen Roberts P.O. Box 903-C Libertyville,
Illinois 60048 Free sample issue $18 for 12 issues Deals with Privacy,
electronic surveillance and related topics. Anvil P.O. Box 640383f El Paso,
TX 79904 Computer Security Digest 150 N. Main Street Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone 313-459-8787 Fax 313-459-2720 $125 U.S. per year. Overseas $155 U.S.
per year. HAC-TIC Dutch Hacking Magazine Network Address: ropg@ooc.uva.nl
Other Address: Hack-Tic P.O. Box 22953 1100 DL Amsterdam Phone: +31 20
6001480 Privacy Journal P.O. Box 15300 Washington D.C. 20003 Phone 202-547-2865
Monitoring Times 140 Dog Branch Road Brasstown, North Carolina 28902 <<--End
Page 146 Begin-->> M I S C E L L A N E O U S C A T A L O G S Loompanics
LTD P.O. Box 1197 Port Townsend, WA 98368 Consumertronics 2011 Crescent
DR. P.O. Drawer 537 Alamogordo, NM 88310 Phone 505-434-0234 Fax 500-434-0234(Orders
Only) Consumertronics sells manuals on many different hacking/phreaking
related topics, i.e. "Voice Mail Box Hacking", "Computer Phreaking", etc.
Eden Press Privacy Catalog 11623 Slater "E" P.O. Box 8410 Fountain Valley,
CA 92728 Phone 1-800-338-8484 24hrs, 7 days a week. Here is the opening
paragraph from their catalog: Welcome to the Privacy Catalog, Over 300
publications explore every aspect of privacy in ways that are not only
unique, but also provocative. Some books may seem "controversial", but
that results only from the fact that people can enjoy many different views
of the same subject. We endeavor to offer views that will prove both helpful
and thoughtful in the many areas where privacy may be a concern. Criminal
Research Products 206-218 East Hector Street Conshocken,PA 19428 Investigative
equipment and electronic surveillance items. Ross Engineering Associates
68 Vestry STreet New York,NY 10013 Surveillance items Page 147 Edmund Scientific
CO. 101 E. Gloucester Pike Barrington, NJ 08007 Catalog of gadgets and
devices including items which are useful to the surveillance craft. Diptronics
P.O. BOX 80 Lake Hiawatha, NJ 07034 Microwave TV Systems Catalog costs
$3 Garrison P.O. BOX 128 <--- Getyour lock picks here... Kew Gardens,
NY 11415 Locksmithing tools and electronic security gadgets. Catalog costs
$2. Bnf Enterprises P.O. BOX 3357 Peabody, MA 01960 General electronics
supplier. Mouser Electronics 11433 Woodside avenue Santee, CA 92071 Sells
most electronic components parts and equipment. Benchmark Knives P.O. BOX
998 Gastonia, NC 28052 Call for a free catalog. (704-449-2222). Excalibur
Enterprises P.O. BOX 266 Emmans, PA 18049 Night vision devices. <--Expensive!
Catalog costs $5 Page 148 DECO INDUSTRIES BOX 607 Bedford Hills, NY 10157
Sells mimiture Electronic Kits Matthews Cutlery 38450-A N. Druid Hills
RD. Decatur, GA 30033 Their catalog contains over 1000 knives and costs
$1.50. U.S. Cavalry Store 1375 N. Wilson Road Radcliff, KY 40160 Military
& paramilitary clothing & gear. Catalog costs $3. The Intelligence
Group 1324 West Waters Avenue Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 Sells video equipment
used for investigative purposes. Columbia Pacific University 1415 Third
Street San Rafael, CA 94901 Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate degrees Video
& Satellite Marketeer P.O. BOX 21026 Columbus, OH 43221 Newsletter
containing video, vcr, satellite dishes, etc. Santa Fe Distributors 14400
W. 97'TH Terrace Lenexa, KS 66215 Radar detectors and microwave tv systems.
(913-492-8288) Page 149 Alumni Arts BOX 553 Grant's Pass, OR 97526 Reproductions
of college diplomas. Catalog costs $3 Merrell Scientific CO. 1665 Buffalo
Road Rochester, NY 14624 Chemical suppliers <---For Making Bombs and
such. Get the Catalog costs $3. Impossible to find stuff here. K Products
P.O. BOX 27507 San Antonio, TX 78227 I.D. Documents. Catalog costs $1.
City News Service P.O. BOX 86 Willow Springs, MO 65793 Press I.D. cards.
<-- Good for gettinginto where they don't want Catalog costs $3. you.
Matthews Police Supply CO. P.O. BOX 1754 Matthews, NC 28105 Brass knuckles
etc. Taylor P.O. BOX 15391 W. Palm Beach, FL 33416 <--Fake ID's are
great! Drivers license, student I.D. cards, etc. Capri Electronics ROUTE
1 Canon, GA 30250 Scanner accessories Page 150 Liberty Industries BOX 279
RD 4 Quakertown, PA 18951 Pyrotechnic components Catalog costs $1 DE VOE
P.O. BOX 32 BERLIN PA 15530 Sells information on making electronic detonators.
Scanner World USA 10 New Scotland Avenue Albany, NY 12208 Cheap scanner
receivers. H & W P.O. BOX 4 Whitehall, PA 18052 Human Skulls, arms,
legs, etc. A complete list is available for $1 and Self Addressed Stamped
Envelope. Abbie-Yo Yo Inc. P.O. Box 15 Worcester MA 01613 This is an old
address that I could not verify but, they used to sell the book "Steal
This Book". {I will be including selected readings from it next file. You'll
like it, believe me.... -=+DarkStorm+=-} For most of these catalogs you
could probably play dumb and just send them a letter asking for a catalog
or brochure without paying a cent. Pretending not to know that their catalogs
cost anything. <<--End Page 151 BBS's with a nice selection of Hacker/CU
shit. Begin-->> B U L L E T I N B O A R D S Ripco 312-528-5020 Face-2-Face
713-242-6853 Rune Stone 203-485-0088 Home of NIA The Works 617-861-8976
The Well 415-332-6106 Blitzkrieg 502-499-8933 Home of TAP Uncensored 914-761-6877
Manta Lair 206-454-0075 Home of Cybertek <<--End Page 152 From The
Butler Re: BUTLER#1 Begin-->> I would like to thank everyone for giving
me permission to use their information in this file. The information provided
here is for informational purposes only. What you choose to do with it
is your responsibility and no one elses. That means not me, and not the
BBS you downloaded this from! To my knowledge this is the most comprehensive
and upto date list of underground books, catalogs, magazines, electronic
newsletters, and network addresses available. If there are any additions
or corrections to this list please contact me via the Ripco BBS. The Butler...
<<--End. Page 153 Excerpts from 'Steal This Book' by Abbie Hoffman.
(I doubt Pirate Editions (Publishers) will mind too much seeing as how
most people got this book by stealing it, as is suggested by the title....
I doubt they expected a profit from it; if they did, they were wrong.)
Anyway, here it is: =====>> People's Chemistry -------- --------- Stink
Bomb You can purchase buteric acid at any chemical supply store for "laboratory
experiments." It can be thrown or poured directly in an area you think
already stinks. A small bottle can be left uncapped behind a door that
opens into the target room. When a person enters they will knock over the
bottle, spilling the liquid. Called a "Fronies," by those in the know,
an ounce of buteric acid can go a long way. Be careful not to get it on
your clothing. A home-made stink bomb can be made by mixing a batch of
egg whites, Drano, (sodium hydroxide) and water. Let the mixture sit for
a few days in a capped bottle before using. Smoke Bomb Sometimes it becomes
strategically correct to confuse the opposition and provide a smoke screen
to aid an escape. A real home-made smoke bomb can be made by combining
four parts sugar to six parts saltpeter (available at all chemical supply
stores). This mixture must then be heated over a very low flame. It willl
blend into a plastic substance. When this starts to gel, remove from the
heat and allow the plastic to cool. Embed a few wooden match heads into
the mass while it's still pliable and attach a fuse.* ...About a pound
of the plastic will produce thick enough smoke to fill a city block. Just
make sure you know which way the wind is blowing. (* is under Fuses, Page
156) Page 154 Sterno Bomb One of the simplest bombs to make is the converted
sterno can. It will provide some bang and a widely dispersed spray of jellied
fire. Remove the lid from a standard, commercially purchased can and punch
a hold {Hole I assume} in the center big enough for the firecracker fuse.
Take a large spoonful of jelly out of the center to make room for the firecracker.
Insert the firecracker and pull the fuse up through the hole in the lid.
When in place, cement around the hole with epoxy glue. Put some more glue
around the rim of the can and reseal the lid. Wipe the can and wash off
excess with rubbing alcohol. A cancerette fuse {cigarette fuse} should
be used. The can could also be taped around a bottle with Moltov mixture
and ignited. Page 155 Various fuses from 'Steal This Book' Fuses You can
make a good homemade fuse by dipping a string in glue and then rolling
it lightly in gunpowder. When the glue hardens, wrap the string tightly
and neatly with scotch tape. This fuse can be used in a variety of ways.
Weight it on one end and drop a rock into the tank of a pig vehicle. Light
the other end and run like hell. {Cops don't like that part though....}
Cancerette Fuse {Cigarette Fuse} Take a few puffs (being sure not to inhale
the vile fumes){This comming from an acclaimed pot-grower} to get it going
and work the unlighted end over the fuse of a firecracker. {Use an unfiltered
cigarette, or cut off the filter} This will provide a delay of from 5 to
15 minutes. To use this type of fuse successfully, there must be enough
air in the vicinity so the flame won't go out. A strong wind would not
be good either. When the cancerette burns down, it sets off the firecracker
which in turn explodes and ignites the bomb or whatever. Page 156 A little
free money never hurt.... Coin Fraud Every time you drop a coin into a
slot, you are losing money needlessly. There is at least one foreign coin
that is the same size or close enough that will do the trick for less than
a penny. The following are some of the foreign currencies that will get
you that Coke, call or subway ride. Quarter Size Coins URUGUAYAN 10 CENTISIMO
PIECE--works in many soda and candy machines, older telephones (3 slot
types), toll machines, laundromats, parking meters, stamp machines and
restroom novelty machines{You figure that one out}. Works also in some
electric cancerette machines but not most mechanical machines. DANISH 5
ORE PIECE--works in 3 slot telephones, toll machines, laundromats, automats,
some stamp machines, and the Boston Subway. Doesn't work in soda or cancerette
machines. PERUVIAN 20 CENTAVO PIECE--similar to above. MEXICAN 10 CENTAVO
PIECE--works in new (one slot) telephones and some electric cancerette
machines, but not in as many places as the three above. ICELANDIC 5 AURAN
PIECE--most effective quarter in the world, even works in change machines.
Unfortunately, this coin is practically impossible to get outside of Iceland
and even there, it is becoming difficult since the government is attempting
to remove it from circulation. {DAMN!} Dime Size Coins MALASIAN PENNY--generally
works in all dime slots, including old and new telephones, candy machines,
soda machines, electric machines, stamp machines, parking meters, photocopy
machines, and pay toilets. Does not work in some newer stamp dispensers,
and some mechanical cancerette machines. TRINIDAD PENNY--works much like
above. Page 157 Washers No. 14 brass washer with tape on one side makes
a PERFECT dime. When you get the ones you want, you can get Thousands for
next to nothing and pass them out to your friends. Legalities etc All of
the coins listed have a currency value of a few cents, with most less than
one penny. Foreign coins work more regularly than slugs and are non-magnetic,
hence cannot be detected by "slug detector machines." Also unlike slugs,
although they are illegal to use in mahines, they a re perfectly legal
to possess and exchange. Bills Xerox copies of both sides of a dollar bill,
carefully glued together, work in most machines that give you change for
a dollar....Fancy that! It's the Treasury Department. Wonder what they
want? Page 158 Free Calls You can make all the free long distance calls
you want by calling your part collect at a pay phone. Just have your friend
go to a prearranged phone booth at a prearranged time. This can be done
on the spot by having the friend call you person to person. Say you're
not in, but ask for the number calling you since you'll be "back" in five
minutes. Once you get the number simply hang up, wait a moment and call
back your friend collect. The call has to be out of state to work since
operators are familiar with the special extension numbers assigned to pay
phones for her area and possibly for nearby areas as well. if she asks
you if it is a pay phone say no. If she finds out during the call (which
rarely happens) and informs you of this, simply say you didn't expect the
party to have a pay phone in their house and accept the charges. We never
heard of this happening though. Simple Red Boxing If there are two pay
phones next to each other, you can call long distance on one and put the
coins in the other. When the operator cuts in and asks you to deposit money,
drop the coins in the one you are not using, but hold the reciever up to
the slots so the operator can hear the bells ring. When you've finished,
you can simply press the return button on the phone with the coins, and
you'll get them back. (Or tape record the sounds etc) {For this, nowadays,
put the reciver up to the earpiece on the other phone and procede as above
stated.} <<===== {{ Tell me waht else you want, I can get almost
anything, though I prefer to think that I Can get Anything. }} Page 159
A Note of Enclosures: -------------------- Hz-Generator: ------------ Accompanying
this file is a program I made in Pascal to produce the MF tones, read the
file on which numbers use which Hz, and the duration. The program deals
in Hz and milliseconds, so you should have no problems with it. The only
one I can think of is that you can only do one sound at a time. Just record
each of them separately for their duration, and then play them back at
the same time to record them on the same tape (For RedBoxing, for BlueBoxing,
you get to improv. I'm not telling how I do it. It will make you a better
hacker if you can solve your own problems.) Extra .ZIP's: ------------
Also in the DRKSTRM?.ZIP are a few other files. FREE.ZIP, RADAR.ZIP, and
RADAR2.ZIP. I included them in the .ZIP but not the file seeing as how
they are order forms for making Radar Jammers, and getting free HBO. In
this file is a page on how to build an HBO descrammbler yourself, but I
threw the .ZIP in anyway. The Radar ones cost money, as does the HBO one.
I will continue to search for a file on how to build a jammer to be included
in the next file (Sorry, but it may take longer than I'd hoped. Anyone
with the .GIF's of it, send them to me and I will include them, or retype
them.) so you all don't have to waste your money. FLAG.BAT: -------- FLAG.ZIP
contains FLAG.BAT, and FLAG.DOC, two files on prompts. FLAG.BAT is a BATch
file that makes the prompt look like an American Flag. The .DOC is just
a little note I jotted down for all of you who have the least bit of curiosity
on how the prompts work. It shouldn't be too hard to figure out, but if
it is, leave me mail anywhere you see me, and I'll give you the text file
I wrote on making prompts. Page 160 Well Boys, that's that. I hope you
enjoyed the fruits of my many hours of buffering, downloading, and validations
to get you all of this. I am hoping that I was able to compose the most
comprehensive file on lawlessness and fun. Please leave mail to me whenever
you can about stuff in this file, and other suggestions. If you have any
questions, then just drop me a line, and I'll be happy to respond to better
your understanding of the quirks of this feible world. I have recently
downloaded scans (in .GIF form) of the book "Steal This Book" by a hippie,
Abbie Hoffman. In it it says how to get more free shit, including land,
cars, food, and education (college). As well as anti-police warfare, and
growing pot and other drugs. As soon as I can get an OCR program or something,
I will put lots of this in my next version of this file. I have a few included
as last minute adjustments, but the bulk of it is still to come. Enjoy
it while it lasts, and remember the quote from one of the guys who wrote
an article for this file, Maelstrom (I think).... "It's not illegal until
you get caught." ... or something like that. Well, boys, I will leave you
now so you can get to work on any of the stuff in here that tickles youyr
fancy. Go Nuts! Peace. War. Death. It's all a vicious circle. -=+DarkStorm+=-
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