full-disclosure - Hacking Boot camps!

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Message-ID: <AA95E41CCEDC1D468B4039CB853CA729017A69C0@zeus.icshq.com>
Date: Thu Dec  1 20:59:10 2005
From: perrymonj at networkarmor.com (Josh Perrymon)
Subject: Hacking Boot camps!

Very True..

The BBS and door game back in the days kept me interested to learn and
luckily I get to down security full time now...  it's just fun.. (
mostly )

I remember back when we where all playing doom on 9600 modems and
hacking around with the USR robotic connection strings..  I really
enjoyed that.
It sparked a pure interest in learning about those damn computers :)

I learned my first hack setting up the same software and door games as
the BBS had at home and learning what files did what and where the
configs where :)

Not trying to get into some old skool kick or anything( I'm not even 30
yet )
I just got lucky enough to do something I really enjoy.

JP

ANSI IS STILL COOL

-----Original Message-----
From: bkfsec [mailto:bkfsec@....lonestar.org] 
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 3:42 PM
To: Josh Perrymon
Cc: xyberpix; wilder_jeff Wilder; full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Hacking Boot camps!

Josh Perrymon wrote:

>WildCAT BBS Anyone????  :)
>
>I remember playing tradewars and calling who knows where to get new
text
>files :)
>
>Used Tone-loC a lot more back then :)
>
>  
>
And Renegade, WWIV, MajorBBS + clones... Those were the days.  I 
remember Tradewars, but I was more of a BRE fan myself.  L.O.R.D. was 
good for a laugh.

Heh.   Satan and l0pht releases as well as quota-based download queues 
which required equal uploads to be able to get anything.

I have to say, the best way to get an education in hacking is to 
actually set up a private network and start banging on things.  I think 
that actual experience is worth so much more than degrees or reading 
text files.  The bottom feeder script kiddies couldn't hold a candle to 
what we were doing those days.

             -bkfsec