From: nfernandes at securitytimes.com (Nuno Fernandes)
Subject: Re: qmail exploits

Hey,

	Most adults in the United States do not like war or hate other
countries. We just want to raise a family and try to enjoy our lives.
When other countries hate the United States as a whole, that is just
ignorance on there part. The U.S. government has the power and is
conducting problems causing the rest of the world to hate the U.S. and
this should not reflect the feelings for the people of the United
States. Now you children think you know politics and rant on this
subject, just stick to security because politics are for adults.


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PHC Resolution 001
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To all American blackhats, anarchists, and semi-converted whitehat
scum:-

How many of your friends, family, associates, will die for Oil in Iraq?
How many innocent middle eastern children must die so that America can
maintain its position as the world economic pacesetter? Do your weekly
petrol and car maintenance bills (read: 'way of life') mean so much to
you that you are willing to foster and provoke intense hatred from over
90% of the worlds' population in pursuit of a Pax Americana? 

Hated for the rest of your life? 

Is this how you want to live? Hated? By the MAJORITY of the world? 

Hated by even the westernized, 'free', US-like societies! Hated by the
MAJORITY of the world!

Do all the people that hate the USA, hate your way of life? Hate your
freedoms? Hate your societal, political and governance systems? Do you
believe the lies? Or do they simply see what you are unable or unwilling
to see? 

** A second Rome on the rise, headed by a bumbling, incoherent Caligula
flanked by a sub-human administration (Caveat Equidae!) **

There is one suitable course of action and reaction for those blessed
with a blackhat mindset and the appropriate testicular fortitude:

1. Owning as many US .gov, .mil and .us systems as possible.
2. Removing or corrupting as much US government data as possible.
3. Causing physical damage to hardware via software.

Result: fear, instability and technological uncertainty. Financial loss.
HR Loss. Loss of confidence, respect. Data loss.

It doesn't matter whether you own and destroy fw1console.af.mil,
spacelink.nasa.gov, or
somewin95box.hicktown.k12.us.

As long as you participate... As long as you cause distress and concern
for your victim, and create work for security and administration staff..
As long as you are 'active', you will be doing your part to hinder the
war machine of the current US/world emperor. As long as your activities
can be considered a 'cost' to the US government, in cashflow or human
resource terms, you are having an impact on the war effort. You are
doing your bit, using whatever talents you possess, to fight against
neo-imperialism, corporatism, globalization, economic elitism,
de-humanization, ethnic cleansing, racism, feudalism, hegemony and
greed.

Any internet-based activity that will 'cost' the US government is to be
considered a valid weapon in this war against the NWO. This 'NWO' is no
longer a conspiracy theory or an exaggeration. The Bush administration
and friends are *seriously* attempting to control the world. Everyone
with a high-school diploma and a newspaper subscription is now aware of
this shocking fact. 

But what are YOU going to do about it? 

What will you be telling your grandchildren when they ask 'what did you
do when america tried to take over the world in the early 2000's?'.

A number of articles were planned by the PHC detailing methods of
causing real financial loss to a victim through technological means. The
focus of these articles would be the world beyond 'rm -rf /'. Some
virus, trojan and worm authors would have a wealth of experience in this
area - causing/creating bad sectors on hard disks, overwriting flash
memory in various devices, screwing with PC bios, fucking with VDU
refresh/sync rates, denial-of-service attacks against printers, fax
machines, pbx systems.. the list goes on and on.

All of these methods have traditionally been considered 'too lame' to
use in the real world. Apart from a few notable exceptions (chernobyl
virus) there have been very few cases of a software method in the 'wild'
being used to cause damage to hardware. 

If you take the example of a peice of a code that can destroy a
particular peripheral device, beyond recovery... then 'distribute' that
across an organization where every workstation has that peice of
hardware.. the costs of recovering from such an attack are considerable,
compared to the standard 'box X got owned and defaced' investigation.

This is why we pursue this class of attack. This is the future of
'hacktivism', or whatever the fuck you want to call it.

Real damage.

Submissions are sought by the PHC (readers, fans and co-travellers) on
the subject of 'beyond rm -rf /'.

Techniques for causing REAL, SIGNIFICANT financial and resource loss to
US government through 'blackhat' means.

Why are we doing this? Protesting is basically illegal these days. The
media runs all stories by the whitehouse before publishing them. The
'opposition' in the US government has never been so un-opposed to
government policy as it is today. The illusion of 'democracy' is
all-pervading and (legally) irrefutable. The average joe has no weaponry
and no recourse to fight a class-war against the ruling elites.

But we are not average joes.



Enquires should be directed to #phrack/efnet or to your local blackhat
representitive (LBR).

"It is not these well-fed long-haired men that I fear, but the pale and
the hungry-looking."
	-- Julius Caesar

































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