"Dial-up networks"? What's that?

Grand_Master · Post by **Grand_Master** » Mon Sep 08, 2008 3:33 pm

The Temple of the Screaming Electron - Jeff Hunter - 510-935-5845
The Salted Slug - Strange - 408-454-9368
Burn This Flag - Zardoz - 408-363-9766
Realitycheck - Poindexter Fortran - 510-527-1662
Lies Unlimited - Mick Freen - 415-583-4102
Tomorrow's 0rder of Magnitude - Finger_Man - 415-961-9315
My Dog Bit Jesus - Suzanne D'Fault - 510-658-8078
New Dork Sublime - Demented Pimiento - 415-566-0126

This is a list of some of the "dial-up networks" I want to gain access to.
I got alot of text files from those kind of networks (115MB), and I think there's much interesting to read.

The problem is that I have been unable to connect directly to the networks.

Temple of the screaming electron has an open websites, but the other ones seems to be just "dial-up networks". How does those networks really work?
Is it old standards? Do they still exist?

Please someone, explain.

Grand_Master · Post by **Grand_Master** » Tue Sep 09, 2008 9:26 pm

An unconfirmed source recently told me that I could reachthem by telnet in cmd if I got the numbers (which I got).
Anyone who know the basics of telnet?

WhiteKnight · Post by **WhiteKnight** » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:06 am

Grand_Master wrote:An unconfirmed source recently told me that I could reachthem by telnet in cmd if I got the numbers (which I got).
Anyone who know the basics of telnet?

In my experience that Telnet is similar/is to TCP client, it was an evidence when I used to bruteforce on my dad's router(with permission.)

Just that respond from the router isn't encoded properly. ^_^ Hopes that explain.