Kevin On Demand


lib
lost+found
mnt
ncl
pcfs
sbin
scratch
sys
tmp
usr
var
vmunix
teal# ps -aux | grep sendmail
root        96  0.0  0.0  364   56 ?  S    08:44   0:33 /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q
root      1607  0.0  0.3  544  500 ?  S    23:53   0:00 /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q
root      1606  0.0  0.2  376  252 ?  S    23:53   0:00 /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q
root      1615  0.0  0.1   16  184 ?  R    23:53   0:00 grep sendmail           
root      1256  0.0  0.0  620  600 ?  IW   23:44   0:01 /usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q
teal# w tdonahue
11:54pm  up 15:12,  22 users,  load average: 4.21, 3.82, 3.57
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
teal# ^D
csn# ^D
Connection closed by foreign host.
$ test1
test1> open bi.fish.com
Trying 140.174.97.1 ...
Connected to bi.fish.com.
Escape character is '^]'.


SunOS UNIX (bi.fish.com)

login: 

login names must be >= 3 characters long
login: <SPACE><CR>  
login names must be >= 3 characters long
login: <SPACE><CR>
login names must be >= 3 characters long
login: <SPACE><SPACE><SPACE><SPACE><SPACE><SPACE><CR>
Password: ^?^?^?
# /bin/csh
bi.fish.com# ls -lac /bin/login
-rwsr-xr-x  1 root        49152 Feb 10 15:09 /bin/login
bi.fish.com# w
 11:00pm  up 2 days,  1:04,  9 users,  load average: 0.46, 0.09, 0.03
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
mike     console  Wed10pm 2days  15:38  15:36  mailtool -Wp 30 30 -Ws 585 281 -
mike     ttyp0    Wed10pm  2:34  21:36     46  xterm -fn 8x16 
mike     ttyp1    Wed10pm 21:16      4      4  -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
mike     ttyp3    Thu 8am  2:45      2         -csh 
mike     ttyp4    Wed10pm 2days                -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
smd      ttyp5    Thu11pm 23:31     10         -rc 
zen      ttyp7    Wed11pm  2:38  19:14      7  -bash 
mike     ttyp9    11:13am  5:30     40     39  -tcsh 
muffy    ttypa    Thu 9am  1:37  15:30   4:33  /usr/openwin/demo/spider 
zen      ttypb     5:30pm  4:38     23      2  -bash 
alyce    ttypf     4:25pm  4:01     33         -csh 
bi.fish.com# cd /home/zen
bi.fish.com# ls -tla | head
total 6878
drwxr-xr-x 34 zen          7168 Feb 10 20:21 .
-rw-------  1 zen          1015 Feb 10 17:39 .eda07210~
-rw-------  1 zen          6701 Feb 10 17:38 bev
-rw-r--r--  1 zen         12483 Feb 10 17:30 .bash_history
-rw-------  1 zen       1040319 Feb 10 11:30 muf
-rw-r--r--  1 zen        225215 Feb 10 09:39 .newsrc.el
-rw-------  1 zen         11431 Feb 10 09:39 .newsrc
drwxr-sr-x 52 tracey       1024 Feb 10 09:12 ..
-rw-------  1 zen           915 Feb 10 09:11 .eda27805~
bi.fish.com# cat .bash_h*
%su
ls
m talk.arch 
rm talk.arch 
m moria.save 
rm moria.save
finger meredith@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
mail meredith@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
j
ut
w
j
cush
j
fg
j
telnet sun.com 25
telnet mammoth.cs.berkeley.edu 25
telnet mammoth.berkeley.edu 25
telnet ftp.cs.berkeley.edu 25
j
fg
w
last |m
connections
ut
j
top
pff le0
connections
m /usr/local/src/utils/pff/*.1
m /usr/local/src/utils/pff/pff*
pff i0 |m
pff i0 
fg
pff -i0 |m
connections
hostepoch.CS.Berkeley.EDU


fg
w
f
connections
j
pff-net |m
j
ut
w
j
mail muffy
j
cush
mail majordomo@motorcycle.com
j
%-
j
%-
fg
j
df
cd /tmp
du
cd /var/tmp
du
ls
cd /
ls
cd spo
cd usr
ls
df
cd /var
ls
du -s *
df
du /usr/spool/mail/
ls
cd ..
ls
fg
j
ls
du -s dev etc f* lost+found pcfs/ sbin/ tmp/ var
df
du bin
ls
fg
cush
j
fg
j
ut
w
top
ls 
ll
df
ls wet
ls wet/tmp/ESa14122 
fg
j
cd
cush -u mail
j
fg
j
fg
cush -u mail
fg
which mush
rm bin/mush
cush -u mail
rehahs
rehash
/usr/local/bin/mush -C -u mail
%su
%-
grep -i billyb /usr/local/majordomo/lists/rust*
rust billybob@uclink2.berkeley.edu rust &
fg
vi /usr/local/majordomo/lists/al-stewart
fg
grep -i why /usr/local/majordomo/lists/humans
grep -i why /usr/local/majordomo/lists/humans*
fg
grep -i smith /usr/local/majordomo/lists/humans*
rust chris_smith@unc.edu humans &
fg
grep -i whitea /usr/local/majordomo/lists/bil*
vi /usr/local/majordomo/lists/bil*
fg
fg
echo /usr/local/majordomo/lists/
fg
grep jimwww /usr/local/majordomo/lists/*
vi /usr/local/majordomo/lists/al-stewart
j
fg
grep -i andig /usr/local/majordomo/lists/*
fg
grep -i anddig /usr/local/majordomo/lists/*
vi /usr/local/majordomo/lists/rust
fg
fg
j
cush
/usr/local/bin/mush
j
PATH=$PATH
cush
j
ut
fg
cp /dev/null /usr/spool/mail/mail 
j
cush
j
ut
fg
rust Johan.Andersson@ts.umu.se rust&
fg
rust  bi573@cleveland.Freenet.Edu humans
fg
rust cbrenski@HRZ.Uni-Bielefeld.DE van-digest&
j
cush
j
ut
j
fg
j
cush
j
ut
w
j
ut
%
rust ebranson@sage.cc.purdue.edu van-digest&
fg
rust abockhor@oucsace.cs.ohiou.edu billy-bragg
fg
j
ut
w
N bi&
k9 %5
setenv DISPLAY blow:0.0
netscape http://bi&
netscape http://bi&
j
cush
j
fg
j
unsetenv DISPLAY
vi .bashrc 
. .bashrc
j
gnus
mail lear_p@corp.sgi.com
j
cush
finger ns.rhodes.edu
finger @ns.rhodes.edu
j
%3
j
%-
j
%-
j
ut
%-
grep FAILUR /etc/passwd
grep FAILUR /var/log/syslog
connections
pff-net |m
j
j
fg
j
ut
j
cush
fg
j
ls gifsize.pl 
m gifsize.pl
vi gifsize.pl
chmod 755 gifsize.pl 
mv gifsize.pl /usr/local/bin
%su
j
%-
telnet ns.rhodes.edu
mr
cush
biff y
cat .llew
host sgigate.sgi.com
cd satan
cd satan.950205
./get_targets sgigate.sgi.com
./get_targets reality.sgi.com
host www.mips.com
host ferrari.SGI.COM
host sgiblab.SGI.COM
host www.SGI.COM
host purgatory.SGI.COM
host insight.SGI.COM
ls
rm core
./tcp_scan 1-1024 192.82.208.254
j
su
ls
ls -t
cd
j
biff
biff y
%-
cush -f wietse
cd satan.950205/
ls *rul*
m rules.ru
mail zen@sgi.com < rules.ru
cd
fg
j
cd ~/satan.950205
ls -t
cat Notes
ls recon*
ls
pushd ../satan.950129/
ls -t
ls *recon*
cd
cd src/me/.old
m bev
mr
p
pp
m *
cd ~/COPS
ls
cd test
ls
ls tmp
cd ..
ls
find . -name "*uucp" -ls
cd perl/uucp
ls
mail zen@sgi.com < uucp.shar
ls stat*
cat stat*
ll /usr/local/src/pw
cd /usr/local/src/pw
cd crack41
ls
ls D*
j
j
%-
mr
cd
mr
cush
m mer
m mer
finger jacobson@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
grep mer .mailrc
mail -v mer
fg
j
mail -v mer
j
k9 %3
fg
j
%su
j
%-
vi /usr/local/majordomo/lists/billy-bragg
fg
j
m muf
cush -f muf
j
cush
ll .ki* .ca*
cat .cats .kitties 
j
exit
mr
cush
biff y
j
fg
j
su
j
cush
fg
ut
w
j
w
connections
j
fg
j
%su
j
%-
%su
j
%-
j
cd src/
ls
cd sun
ls
cd ../logdaemon-4.4/
ls
cd login
ls
j
vi login.c
TERM=xterm
vi login.c
ls
cp login.c login.c.old
fg
ls
vi login.c
make login
j
vi login.c
make login
make login
fg
make login
ls
cd ..
rm login/login
 

j
%-
j
ls
j
vi login.c
cd ..
make sunos4
j
%su
j
ls
%-
make sunos4
%su
j
%-
ls
grep getpass */*
grep getpass */*.c
cd skey
vi skey_getpass.c
j
%-
pushd ../login
ls
diff login.c login.c.old
popd
j
fg
vi x.c
cc x.c
./a.out
rm core
fg
cc x.c
./a.out
rm core
fg
fg
j
vi ../login/login.c
m /etc/passwd
fg
cd ../login
j
vi login.c
cd ..
make sunos4
fg
j
make sunos4
fg
%su
make sunos4
j
%-
make sunos4
fg
%su
j
%2
j
fg
%5
%4
j
fg
exit
mr
su
biff y
cush
TERM=xterm
cush
cat .mike
j
fg
j
fg
j
cat .mike
j
cush
j
fg
exit
bi.fish.com# ps
  PID TT STAT  TIME COMMAND
  137 cu IW    0:00 /usr/local/etc/sliplogin Slg
10262 p2 IW    0:00 sh
10286 p2 S     0:00 -bin/csh (csh)
10381 p2 R     0:00 ps
 1112 p7 TW    0:00 -su (csh)
 1113 p7 TW    0:02 bash
 7092 pb TW    0:00 -su (csh)
 7120 pb TW    0:01 bash
bi.fish.com# w
 11:02pm  up 2 days,  1:06,  9 users,  load average: 0.36, 0.20, 0.01
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
mike     console  Wed10pm 2days  15:38  15:36  mailtool -Wp 30 30 -Ws 585 281 -
mike     ttyp0    Wed10pm  2:37  21:36     46  xterm -fn 8x16 
mike     ttyp1    Wed10pm 21:19      4      4  -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
mike     ttyp3    Thu 8am  2:47      2         -csh 
mike     ttyp4    Wed10pm 2days                -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
smd      ttyp5    Thu11pm 23:34     10         -rc 
zen      ttyp7    Wed11pm  2:41  19:14      7  -bash 
mike     ttyp9    11:13am  5:33     40     39  -tcsh 
muffy    ttypa    Thu 9am  1:40  15:31   4:34  /usr/openwin/demo/spider 
zen      ttypb     5:30pm  4:41     23      2  -bash 
alyce    ttypf     4:25pm  4:03     33         -csh 
bi.fish.com# cd /usr/spool/mail
bi.fish.com# ls -tla zen
-rw-------  1 zen        952740 Feb 10 22:59 zen
bi.fish.com# grep -i tsut zen
> *smile*  Tsutomu in the news.... *smile*...
bi.fish.com# grep -i hacker zen
Organization: fine internet security hackers
Rebellious Human Intelligence, Gratifying Hackers, Wiseasses, And Yahoos.
bi.fish.com# grep -i fbi zen
   The FBI also is looking into the matter to determine whether it violates
MH"\@IMM0H.?+_42D^*ZWW"Y";-<?*;/K5](;8+FBI%Y;$6;%0D<>IHWD29VF
MG)++BN),!G(U&>Q)_DDL7$](Y9YC$3+8..Z.=BO)FBI2G@TL*4L[EE@:F21#
bi.fish.com# grep -i itni zern
grep: zern: No such file or directory
bi.fish.com# grep -i itni zen
bi.fish.com# cd /var/log/sudo
/var/log/sudo: No such file or directory
bi.fish.com# ls t-la
t-la not found
bi.fish.com# ls -tla
total 24040
-rw-rw-rw-  1 root     24176419 Feb 10 23:03 syslog
-rw-r--r--  1 root       189249 Feb 10 04:41 arclog
drwxrwsr-x  3 news          512 Feb 10 04:28 news
-rw-r--r--  1 root        28203 Feb  8 23:49 syslog.3
drwxr-xr-x  3 root          512 Feb  8 23:47 .
-rwxr-xr-x  1 root           39 Feb  8 23:39 strip-log
-rw-r--r--  1 root        16294 Feb  7 00:32 syslog.4
-rw-r--r--  1 root          770 Feb  7 00:30 syslog.5
-rw-r--r--  1 root        89092 Feb  7 00:30 syslog.6
-rw-r--r--  1 root         5368 Dec 21 09:18 syslog.7.Z
-rw-r--r--  1 root        32190 Dec  8 14:57 syslog.8.Z
-rw-r--r--  1 root        23052 Dec  8 14:57 syslog.9.Z
drwxr-xr-x  3 root          512 Nov 29 14:29 ..
-rw-------  1 root          144 Nov  5 10:35 httpd-errors
-rw-------  1 root            0 Nov  5 10:32 httpd-log
-rw-r--r--  1 root          697 Oct 14 01:19 primus.fuckyou
bi.fish.com# cat strip*
egrep -v 'sendmail|innd|nnrpd|cron' $1
bi.fish.com# w
 11:03pm  up 2 days,  1:08,  9 users,  load average: 0.16, 0.17, 0.00
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
mike     console  Wed10pm 2days  15:39  15:37  mailtool -Wp 30 30 -Ws 585 281 -
mike     ttyp0    Wed10pm  2:38  21:36     46  xterm -fn 8x16 
mike     ttyp1    Wed10pm  21:20     4      4  -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
mike     ttyp3    Thu 8am  2:48      2         -csh 
mike     ttyp4    Wed10pm 2days                -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
smd      ttyp5    Thu11pm 23:35     10         -rc 
zen      ttyp7    Wed11pm  2:42  19:14      7  -bash 
mike     ttyp9    11:13am  5:34     40     39  -tcsh 
muffy    ttypa    Thu 9am  1:41  15:32   4:35  /usr/openwin/demo/spider 
zen      ttypb     5:30pm  4:42     23      2  -bash 
alyce    ttypf     4:25pm  4:05     33         -csh 
bi.fish.com# cd /home/zen
bi.fish.com# ls -tla | head -50
total 6878
drwxr-xr-x 34 zen          7168 Feb 10 20:21 .
-rw-------  1 zen          1015 Feb 10 17:39 .eda07210~
-rw-------  1 zen          6701 Feb 10 17:38 bev
-rw-r--r--  1 zen         12483 Feb 10 17:30 .bash_history
-rw-------  1 zen       1040319 Feb 10 11:30 muf
-rw-r--r--  1 zen        225215 Feb 10 09:39 .newsrc.el
-rw-------  1 zen         11431 Feb 10 09:39 .newsrc
drwxr-sr-x 52 tracey       1024 Feb 10 09:12 ..
-rw-------  1 zen           915 Feb 10 09:11 .eda27805~
-rw-------  1 zen         89725 Feb 10 08:58 lefty
drwxr-xr-x 11 zen           512 Feb 10 00:08 tmp
-rw-rw-rw-  1 zen          6757 Feb  9 23:56 .MCOM-global-history
-rw-------  1 zen          3715 Feb  9 23:49 .eda21844~
-rw-------  1 zen         34147 Feb  9 23:42 kirsten
-rw-r--r--  1 zen          7235 Feb  9 22:36 .bashrc
-rw-------  1 zen           319 Feb  9 16:31 .eda16098~
drwx------  6 zen          1536 Feb  9 11:18 satan.950205
drwxr-xr-x  2 zen          2048 Feb  9 08:40 bin
-rw-------  1 zen           157 Feb  9 02:52 .eda04208~
-rw-------  1 zen            43 Feb  8 23:56 .eda01472~
-rw-------  1 zen           179 Feb  8 23:53 .swatchrc
drwx------ 13 zen          1024 Feb  8 21:18 security
-rw-------  1 zen           906 Feb  8 19:57 .tsu
-rw-------  1 zen          1196 Feb  8 12:10 .eda27659~
-rw-------  1 zen          1068 Feb  8 10:41 lizzie
-rw-------  1 zen           371 Feb  8 04:53 .eda23668~
-rw-------  1 zen         32820 Feb  7 21:05 .eda18733~
-rw-------  1 zen           749 Feb  7 17:02 .mike
-rw-------  1 zen           758 Feb  7 16:55 .eda14695~
-rw-------  1 zen           302 Feb  7 14:44 .eda13420~
drwx------  5 zen           512 Feb  7 10:35 Mail
-rw-------  1 zen         15960 Feb  7 08:44 Undel.mail
-rw-------  1 zen           254 Feb  7 08:27 .eda06537~
-rw-------  1 zen         11431 Feb  7 08:08 .newsrc~
-rw-------  1 zen         21618 Feb  7 07:51 tsu
-rw-------  1 zen          2694 Feb  7 07:39 .eda05986~
drwx------  2 zen           512 Feb  7 01:46 SGI
-rw-------  1 zen           132 Feb  7 00:41 test
-rw-r--r--  1 zen         11031 Feb  6 14:52 pubring.pgp
drwxr-xr-x 26 zen           512 Feb  6 00:55 src
-rw-------  1 zen            91 Feb  5 12:11 .MCOM-HTTP-cookie-file
-rw-------  1 zen         37618 Feb  5 11:26 .mosaic-global-history
-rw-------  1 zen          1550 Feb  5 11:26 .mosaic-hotlist-default
-rw-------  1 zen             5 Feb  5 11:25 .mosaicpid
-rw-------  1 zen          1298 Feb  5 11:19 .MCOM-preferences
drwxr-xr-x 16 zen          1024 Feb  5 10:44 dan
-rw-------  1 zen          2869 Feb  4 22:02 robin
-rw-------  1 zen         32863 Feb  4 19:15 nuala
-rw-------  1 zen           823 Feb  4 19:08 .MCOM-bookmarks.html
bi.fish.com# /usr/etc/ifconfig le0
le0: flags=63<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING>
        inet 140.174.97.1 netmask ffffff80 broadcast 140.174.97.0
        ether 8:0:20:11:d2:99 
bi.fish.com# grep -i tsu muf
Subject: http://www.netsurf.com/nsm/v01/01/airspace/startrek.txt
X-Url: http://www.netsurf.com/nsm/v01/01/airspace/startrek.txt
by AT&T researchers, was detailed in a talk given by Tsutomu
bi.fish.com# grep -i itni muf
bi.fish.com# grep -i fbi muf
   Democrats, and he also called for a joint FBI/NEA investigation to
FBI computer crime expert who is now an executive at Inet Corp., a
     "The University contacted the FBI after it identified the student
     FBI Special Agent Gregory Stejskal of the bureau's Ann Arbor office.
Subject: Jake Baker arrested by FBI 2/09
   Jake Baker was arrested by the FBI yesterday, and is being held without
   bond, as he is being considered a threat to society.  The FBI arrested
bi.fish.com# more muf
From muffy Wed Nov 30 13:55:03 1994
Received: (from muffy@localhost) by bi.fish.com (8.9.1 (Alpha)/1.0.23) id NAA15927; Wed, 30 Nov 1994 13:55:01 -0800
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 1994 13:55:01 -0800
From: Muffy <muffy>
Message-Id: <199411302155.NAA15927@bi.fish.com>
To: zen@bi.fish.com
In-reply-to: zen@bi.fish.com's message of Wed, 30 Nov 1994 13:50:29 -0800 <199411302150.NAA15886@bi.fish.com>
Subject: Re: Problems Making Same-Sex Friends
Organization: Vicious Fishes
X-Meaningful-Quote: Oh, wow, look at the moon.
Status: ORr


> > Is this the person that wrote that poem to you?
> The same... guess she is leaping into the fray now, eh?

Yup...probably wants you to notice her...*grin*....check out her home
page...

Muffy

/FBI
...skipping

   Rep. Gingrich said that subpoenas were being prepared for the accused
   Democrats, and he also called for a joint FBI/NEA investigation to
   identify the persons who taught them how to masturbate, and to determine
   whether federal funds were involved.

   The White House press office responded in a prepared statement.  In it
   the President dismissed the allegations of Rep. Gingrich: "Our staff
   members must pass very stiff credential checks.  If I became aware of
   moral depravity in any of these individuals, I would personally see to
   it that they were yanked."  The President was also quoted as saying "I
   tried masturbation once during my youth, but I did not climax."


   [original]
   --
                             Julian Vrieslander
                     jdv@netcom.com      jdv2@cornell.edu

   --
   Selected by Maddi Hausmann Sojourner.  MAIL your joke to funny@clarinet.com.
   Attribute the joke's source if at all possible.  A Daemon will auto-reply.
/
...skipping
and hardware security mechanisms.
       ``This was a sophisticated attack,'' said James Settle, a former
FBI computer crime expert who is now an executive at Inet Corp., a
computer security firm. ``Essentially everyone is vulnerable.''
       The Internet works by breaking computer messages in groups of
 digital packets of data, each of which has an electronic
'`envelope'' that provides ``to'' and ``from'' addressing
information used by special network computers known as routers that
deliver the data.
       The new attack makes uses of a flaw in the design of the network
to fool the router computers into believing that a message is
coming from a trusted source. By masquerading as a familiar
computer, an attacker can gain access to protected computer
resources and seize control of an otherwise well-defended system.
       Computer administrators at several organizations that have been
broken into by individuals using the technique said they had been
contacted by federal law enforcement officials as part of an
investigation into the break-ins, but Justice Department officials
rrefused to comment.
        The lack of tight security on the Internet has remained a
well-known risk, even as thousands of companies have been flocking
/
...skipping
    native's troubles.

    "The University contacted the FBI after it identified the student
    putting the snuff stories on the Internet, and we are looking at
    whether there was a violation of the federal obscenity statute," said
    FBI Special Agent Gregory Stejskal of the bureau's Ann Arbor office.
    "We're looking into the possibility of charging him with distribution
    of obscene material."

    Congress recently added computer trafficking to pornography laws, and
    Stejskal said this case is a new wrinkle in policing the rapidly
    growing worldwide network of computer systems.  Violation of the law is
    a felony that carries a penalty of up to five years in prison.

    "If its not the first," Stejskal said, "it's gotta be close to being
    the first case under it."

   END STORY

   ****Ignore All Below This Line*****
/
...skipping
To: zen
In-reply-to: Andy Lesko's message of 10 Feb 1995 14:46:11 GMT
Subject: Jake Baker arrested by FBI 2/09
Organization: Vicious Fishes
X-Meaningful-Quote: Oh, wow, look at the moon.
Status: OR


Can you find the article about this on clarinet?

Muffy

   Path: bi.fish.com!sgiblab!swrinde!howland.reston.ans.net!agate!newsxfer.itd.umich.edu!lsa.umich.edu!usenet
   From: Andy Lesko <andres.lesko@um.cc.umich.edu>
   Newsgroups: alt.sex.stories
   Date: 10 Feb 1995 14:46:11 GMT
   Organization: Univ. of Michigan
   Lines: 5
   Distribution: world
   NNTP-Posting-Host: 141.212.190.199
   X-UserAgent: Version 1.1.3
   X-XXDate: Fri, 10 Feb 95 09:50:50 GMT

   Jake Baker was arrested by the FBI yesterday, and is being held without
   bond, as he is being considered a threat to society.  The FBI arrested
   him after investigating his email, where he described (to some guy in
   Canada) his "plans" to assault some girl who lives near his room.  I
   don't have time to post the whole story.

From muffy@informix.com Fri Feb 10 10:36:03 1995
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q
bi.fish.com# w
 11:06pm  up 2 days,  1:10,  9 users,  load average: 0.33, 0.30, 0.03
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
mike     console  Wed10pm 2days  15:39  15:37  mailtool -Wp 30 30 -Ws 585 281 -
mike     ttyp0    Wed10pm  2:40  21:36     46  xterm -fn 8x16 
mike     ttyp1    Wed10pm 21:23      4      4  -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
mike     ttyp3    Thu 8am  2:51      2         -csh 
mike     ttyp4    Wed10pm 2days                -usr/local/bin/tcsh 
smd      ttyp5    Thu11pm 23:38     10         -rc 
zen      ttyp7    Wed11pm  2:45  19:14      7  -bash 
mike     ttyp9    11:13am  5:37     40     39  -tcsh 
muffy    ttypa    Thu 9am  1:43  15:33   4:36  /usr/openwin/demo/spider 
zen      ttypb     5:30pm  4:45     23      2  -bash 
alyce    ttypf     4:25pm  4:07     33         -csh 
bi.fish.com# cd security
bi.fish.com# ls -tla
total 427
drwxr-xr-x 34 zen          7168 Feb 10 20:21 ..
drwx------ 13 zen          1024 Feb  8 21:18 .
drwx------  2 zen           512 Jan 12 01:08 X
-rw-------  1 zen         70580 Jan  7 18:59 FAQ
-rw-------  1 zen          2083 Jan  7 18:57 cgi-secuirty
drwx------  2 zen           512 Jan  6 01:50 sun
-rw-------  1 zen          8562 Dec 30 08:14 source-routing
-rw-------  1 zen          1911 Dec 22 20:17 nfs
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec 21 12:11 hp
-rw-------  1 zen          9068 Dec 19 07:51 misc.foo
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec 19 07:50 race-conditions
-rw-------  1 zen          3394 Dec 19 07:50 emacs-bomb
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec 18 22:18 packets
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec 10 16:58 sgi
-rw-------  1 zen          2351 Dec 10 15:06 code-review
-rw-------  1 zen         30483 Dec  5 19:07 firewall-faq
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec  5 10:55 bugtraq
-rw-------  1 zen          2091 Dec  2 15:07 dec-tales
drwx------  2 zen           512 Dec  1 16:33 firewalls
drwx------  2 zen           512 Nov 29 13:57 8lgm
-rw-------  1 zen         13188 Nov 21 08:03 x-security
drwxrwxrwx 13 root          512 Nov 17 21:54 firewall
-rw-------  1 zen         11608 Nov 13 03:18 solaris-23.uu
-rw-------  1 zen          4868 Nov 13 03:10 news.hacking
-rw-------  1 zen          2159 Nov 10 14:48 IP-Forwarding
-rw-------  1 zen         45317 Nov 10 12:50 solaris-1.1.bugs
-rw-------  1 zen         27352 Nov 10 12:50 solaris-1.1.1.bugs
-rw-------  1 zen         28482 Nov 10 12:50 solaris-2.2.bugs
-rw-------  1 zen         38409 Nov 10 12:49 solaris-2.3.bugs
-rw-------  1 zen         15645 Nov 10 01:44 cdrom
-rw-------  1 zen          2159 Nov  9 12:07 lore
drwx------  2 zen           512 Oct 17 16:37 btraq
-rw-------  1 zen          1456 Jul 11  1994 bugs
-rw-------  1 zen          2413 Jun 16  1994 packet_filtering
-rw-------  1 zen         17495 Jun 16  1994 security_info
-rw-------  1 zen          9234 Jun 16  1994 anonymous_ftp
-rw-------  1 zen         11964 Mar 15  1994 vendors.1.3
-rw-------  1 zen         10056 Mar 11  1994 vendors.1.1
-rw-------  1 zen         31708 Mar 11  1994 cert.hp
bi.fish.com# cd /usr/spool/mail
bi.fish.com# grep -i hole zen
> last week, the whole story with her record company, etc., and have a
One of my favorite memories from the whole experience (not important, but
perspective.  However, I can't help but believe that, as far as the whole earth
the Phoenix Hotel, funky Tenderloin swim ming hole for mods and rockers. The
More to the point, they eat a whole lot of bugs. According to recent studies, a
>: Which brings up the whole problem of "Janglish," those horribly poor 
the whole system, and for very large systems you can't do this without a
*HUG*...I'm sorry, love...I had your phone turned on the whole time; I
We talked about this whole security thing again last night.  I think I 
the whole point of that weekend is that I do not have to be responsible to
> We talked about this whole security thing again last night.  I think I 
just as easily, but, since Don posts, I only have his thoughts to poke holes 
> > We talked about this whole security thing again last night.  I think I 
resembling a whole person.  I am simply not that altruistic or martyrish.
Even if Precious truly felt it was over, it would not be the whole fix.
> just as easily, but, since Don posts, I only have his thoughts to poke holes 
called 'Out of the Blue (Into the Fire)', and the whole of 'Dusk' was 
9-Live Through This HOLE
Some of the above selections represent one pick out of the artists whole
from the album, never the whole thing intact. Anyone heard this?
SOON SATAN WILL FIND YOUR SECURITY HOLES
  security holes if your network
to analyze networks outside and fine security holes.
Satan proceeds from all known security holes, and looks
of addons to cover the security holes that is being discovered.
and being able to find many security holes.
bi.fish.com# grep -i bug zen
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Sorry to bug you, but this should take care of my pending stuff...
    A Big BAH HUMBUG from jbay@io.com (jbay)
I have not got 'the bug' for Braggers in any way like I used to but still 
> extra year to debug Windows and get it shipped for what will be the
bats to fight bugs
benefits a farmer's bottom line: They eat bugs.
More to the point, they eat a whole lot of bugs. According to recent studies, a
about 250 tons of bugs a night.
other pests, including corn borers, leafhoppers, stink bugs, cucumber beetles
``Especially Jerusalem crickets, which are really huge bugs,'' Graves said. ``I
>*The packing paper has printed the bug picture, which can be cut as per 
                    "We don't bug fix, either..."
Subject: "We don't bug fix, either..."
If Sun numbers their bug reports sequentially, this is funnier
>has the old sendmail bug (telnet to port 7002 for some fun); I
Which bug, the "bounce through a Errors-To:" one, or older than that ?
bi.fish.com# ^D
# ^D
Connection closed by foreign host.
$ test1
test1> open access1.sun.com
Trying 192.9.9.15 ...
Connected to access1.sun.com.
Escape character is '^]'.


SunOS UNIX (access1)

login: <SPACE>

Password: ^Faccess1
# /bin/csh
access1# w
 10:58pm  up 84 days, 18:19,  4 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
cmpvuk   ttyp0    Wed 5am 15:09     29     10  /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
CrayRSS  ttyp1     3:58pm  6:23     38      1  /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
demiroot ttyp3     9:24am 10:13                more patch2html 
skriverv ttyp4    Thu 9am 2days                /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
access1# ps
  PID TT STAT  TIME COMMAND
10231 p2 S <   0:00 sh
10232 p2 S <   0:00 -bin/csh (csh)
10234 p2 R <   0:00 ps
 9050 p3 IW    0:00 -csh (csh)
 9630 p3 IW    0:00 more patch2html
access1# w
 10:58pm  up 84 days, 18:19,  4 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
User     tty       login@  idle   JCPU   PCPU  what
cmpvuk   ttyp0    Wed 5am 15:09     29     10  /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
CrayRSS  ttyp1     3:58pm  6:23     38      1  /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
demiroot ttyp3     9:24am 10:13                more patch2html 
skriverv ttyp4    Thu 9am 2days                /home1/sso/bin/docsearch_ui 
access1# ping elmer
ping: Command not found.
access1# ^D
# ^D
Connection closed by foreign host.
$ test1
test1> open maddog.queernet.org
Trying 140.174.78.2 ...
^C
test1> open mscd.edu
Trying 147.153.1.2 ...
Connected to mscd.edu.
Escape character is '^]'.

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