the last click

For any remark, criticism, question, or if you want to write an article in this zine, send me a mail to: Shin_TLC@hotmail.com

As hacking is not my thing, I prefered to let someone else fill this section, today it's a young hacker :) who will talk about Social Engineering. This hacking section will disappear at the next release of the zine to leave place to a section which will talk about drugs. Social Engineering Hi, I'd like to introduce myself: RInTheEyes, you may not know me unless you're on aol, irc and sometimes icq, as I log in every night. I'm new to the hacking scene (yes, yes, I did say new, I'm a girl hacker, amazing? ) A little word before I start, I just want to say hello to Veins, Kurama, Rhyl, Morphe, Drim, Zeus, Baal, Ecom, Bos...

As promised in the first issue, I've been interested in the hardware part of SIM card cloning. I didn't make as much progress as I would have liked on it, but to present you something, I propose you today to build a smart card reader (which can also be used for bank cards). This assembly is quite simple to make, I thought it was more clever to make something that works. What follows is more than enough. First of all, you have to know that SIM cards are "asynchronous", which means that, unlike phone cards that only have memory, SIM cards have a microprocessor, memory, peripherals and operating software. It communicates with its rea...

I give here a very general explanation to allow the neophyte to understand the codes used in the virus's tutorial. If you wish to program in assembler, I advise you to consult other more complete zines. 1. definition Assembler is the closest language to machine language, which is why it is called a low-level language. It is true that assembler is a relatively difficult language to learn because its form and instructions are very different from our spoken language. However, if you put a little effort into it, you will quickly notice that it is based on a rather simple logic. This introductory course on assembler is obviously here to co...

For those who don't know anything about it, I'll start from the beginning. What is a virus? A virus is a program, most often (not always) written in assembler, which has the ability to reproduce itself once executed. In general, a virus is contained into a program to facilitate its activation and therefore its reproduction. It is designed to go unnoticed during its contamination and replication phase. A virus must have at least 2 parts: one allowing it to search for files to contaminate. one allowing it to reproduce itself. We can then add other routines (parts or sub-parts) such as a destructive load, a triggering module, ... Of ...

CYBER-DST The DST (Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire) is surely THE hottest service in the surveillance of computerized networks... Well, they want to become the number one in the fight against Cyber Crime. According to sources, the DST has been actively monitoring the Internet since 1995, and apparently the counter-intelligence guys are having a good time: Interception of anonymous emails from other services. Surveillance of newsgroups to catch other agents. Interception of files attached to emails like text hidden in an image or in a soundtrack. ... Until then, you may say, they are fighting between agencies, so we don't g...

Here are some of the mails I received. I'm using this section to respond to their authors, as I didn't have the opportunity to do so earlier. Someone nice: Hi I've just read LAST CLICK N°1, cool the mentality of the mag, I've also learnt some little tricks in phreak. I like your magazine and I would like to write for it... I don't know much about phreak but I could write something about trojans for example, how to use them and protect yourself from them (how to find the ip of a person on icq if it is hidden with netstat...), also in crack... how to use a disassembler to crack, assembler instructions to know... also in ...

Hello to all! Those who didn't read the first issue of this mag won't have any questions, but for those of you who did, I'd like to make some clarifications: First of all, I hope that you have been waiting for this issue 2 with impatience and that you were very disappointed not to find it ;) Then, I have to tell you that I had some little problems (I won't go into details) that prevented the publication of this issue as well as to answer all the mails I received. But since I'm not dead, this mag is not dead either. During the time that has passed since the release of the first issue, I received a lot of emails and revi...

As I told you, I am a newbie in Hacking and I don't know much. If you want to write articles with a beginner level, they are welcome and will be published if they are good. If you want to make a remark, a criticism, or a correction write me at Shinkage@multimania.com Well, I think I've said it all, I just have to say hello to a few people: My buddy Optik Rain, Lord Kane, Tsunami, Deph Toll, Kaydee,... and the guys from #AOHELL, especially Gazzz, Veins, Rhyl, Mulder, Zeus and all the others. Kisses to Lise. -= Shin =-

The first cell phones were born at the beginning of the 80's in Japan. Later they arrived in Scandinavia and in the USA. They were analog radiotelephones and the phones and the subscriptions were expensive. In France, the first phones on the market were France Telecom with RADIOCOM 2000, then SFR in 1987. The analog network had a weak capacity and a low quality and was soon replaced by a digital standard. This digital technology allowed a reduction in the size of the devices, a good sound quality and a confidentiality without precedent. It is at the beginning of the 90s that France and Germany adopted the GSM standard. Today, most of ...