Description | Link |
British exchang hacking - the system X switch and it's control proccesess. | 019.txt |
Terminating Circuit Records for UXD5B | 031.txt |
The Design and Implementation of the BOXER Network | 040.txt |
Guide to system X | 050.txt |
Cableless Local Area Networks | 064.txt |
Analogue Signalling Systems | ansig.txt |
Hacking answerphones - by force | answerph.txt |
OFTEL - the UK prefix assignments | assigns.zip[MISSING] |
An Overview of the AXE 10 System Architecture and functional Structure | axe10arc.txt[MISSING] |
An in depth gyuide to the AXE switching system | axe10sss.txt |
Block Diagram to accompany The LOD AXE10 file | axediag.txt |
Blueboxing in the UK | blueboxu.txt |
the-MeD. Location of British exchanges | bt-loc.txt |
BT security guide | bt2.zip |
BT Fonecards | btcard.txt |
BT Caller ID | btclid.txt |
the-MeD. BT Computing Hardware and Software List | btelist.txt |
Call Logging - Frequently Asked Questions | btlgde.txt |
BT Meridian-1 security warning | btm1scwn.txt |
Guide to BTNET to corperate voice network | btnet.txt |
BT testing equipment | bttest.zip |
Guide to call-forwarding | callfwd.txt |
Blueboxing via Nicaragua Home Country Direct | destruct.txt |
Digital Switches from around the World A Short Technical Specification rundown incl. The AXE 10, UXD5, TXE2/4 and DMS 100. | digispec.txt |
Local Digital Switching Systems | digxchn.txt |
Finding out what kind of exchange you are on | exbtex.txt |
Setting your home line up for Free calls | freeukfo.txt |
The Bob the Fish guaranteed method for getting BT phone cards. | getphone.txt |
Home Country Directs from UK | homedir.txt |
Information gathering over the phone - by force | informat.txt |
Guide to Ionica | ionica.txt |
UK Phone Definitions and Abbreviations | jf.txt |
BT Lineboxes | lineboxe.txt |
mercury 121 mobile SIM cards | merc_kgb.txt |
The U.K Guide To Meridian Mail | merid.txt |
The Merlin PABX System | merlin.txt |
Mini Box v1.3 Construction Plans | minibox.txt |
British Telecom Monarch switchboards | monarch.txt |
Monolog setup guidelines | monolog.zip |
OFTEL - the UK regulator | oftel.txt |
Guide to BT pagers | pager1.txt |
A Guide To British Telecom's Caller ID Service | ph47-19.txt |
HoW To HaCK PHoNeS iN PuBS aND CaFeS - lame | phone.txt |
Payphones - cash and free calls | phonebox.txt |
Basic Phreaking Skills | phreakin.txt |
Red Boxing in the UK | redboxuk.txt |
System X testing | sysxtest.txt |
the - MeD. guide to UK Telephonics.1 | telefon1.txt |
the - MeD. UK Telephonics 2. Switching and routing in the UK network. | telefon2.txt |
British Telecom Testing Equipment | tester.txt |
BT Basics | uk.txt |
Beginers guide to phreaking in the UK - DC publication | ukbegin.txt |
Can BlueBoxing Be Achieved In The UK | ukblue4.txt |
UK COCOT Tricks | ukcocots.txt |
Payphone Tricks | ukphone.txt |
Intermediate guide to UK phreaking - darkcyde publication | ukphreak.zip |
Another guide to UK phreaking | ukphrk4.txt |
More UK red-boxing | ukred6.txt |
UK control tones, DTMF etc in wav format | ukwavs.zip[MISSING] |
Unit eXchange Digital 5B | uxd5b600.txt |
A Guide to Administration on VMan Systems | vmanadmn.txt |
Wardialing in the UK | wardialu.txt |
Blueboxing | what.txt |
The Arcane art of Finding UXD5b Switches | xchange.txt |
MeD - Cable pair identification | med-cpi.txt |
MeD - VRS II 4tel trainig guide | med-4tel.txt |
MeD - Abbreviations | med-abbr.txt |
MeD - Bomb freat policy | med-bomb.txt |
MeD - CCS and The 30 Channel PCM System | med-ccs.txt |
MeD - BT Theft/Break-Ins Reporting | med-crim.txt |
MeD - BT chargcard guide | med-cspu.txt |
MeD - infomation on the TXEx exchange based processors. | med-ebp.txt |
Emergency and Code Only Document for TXE4 Exchanges Concerning Call Routing for 999 and 112 | med-eco.txt |
Some info on Local Area Networks and Ethernet use in the TXEE | med-elan.txt |
MeD - How to find you MDF position from your Equipment Number | med-eqno.txt |
MeD - BRiTiSH TELECOM guidelines to the Electronic Access Control and Intruder Detection Systems at BSUP1 exchanges | med-idsc.txt |
MeD - LONDON `iNTESTING' nOS | med-lndi.txt |
MeD - The Meridian Norstar Range Advanced Digital Phone Systems | med-mnor.txt |
MeD - Advanced call setup on networks | med-mobe.txt |
MeD - Organisational Unit Codes within B.T | med-ouc.txt |
MeD - The M.E.D's intermediate guide to British Telecommunications | med-swgi.txt |
MeD - Trashed Print-out Interpretation | med-trsh.txt |
MeD - The Analogue T.X.E Switch - a Debriefing | med-ttxe.txt |
MeD - Security Of BT Vech Overnight | med-vsec.txt |
MeD - British Telecom Work Manager System | med-wms.txt |
MeD - BT WorldWide Networks Security | med-wnsp.txt |
The third party phone call | 002.txt |
Guide to beige boxing | 005.txt |
The great British Payphone | 006.txt |
Error and repair codes for linesmen | 008.txt |
The decoy dialer | 009.txt |
BT field engineer profile | 014.txt |
Line tests and anomalies | 017.txt |
Connection and termination points | 018.txt |
Another phone card therory | 026.txt |
Data file for noise generator | 027.txt |
The status box | 032.txt |
DTMF phonetics | 035.txt |
Omnicom FS1515 telephone exchange details (SWbell documentation for the PBX) | 056.txt |
An introduction to B-ISDN | 057.txt |
BT maintanance docsuments | 072.txt |
The interception of communications act 1985 | 076.txt |
French PBX toll-fraud | 080.txt |
How to use SMDR records to detect PBX fraud | 082.txt |
more answerphone hacking in the UK | aphuk.txt |
A complete guide to hacking the ASPEN voicemail system | aspen.txt |
An ASPEN voicemail tutorial and documentation | aspenvms.txt |
Emergency and code only document for TXE4 exchanges in London | 999txe4.lon |
" Fraudsters attempt to break these access and authorisation codes by dialling in and trying digit combinations. Highly sophisticated automated methods can be used in this search. Once the codes have been cracked, the information is often circulated within the fraudster community, using computer bulletin boards. " - BT (it's good to talk, if you know what you're talking about)