Answering Machine h4x

[MattGSX]

I've been thinking about this one, and I'm really stumped with what you could actually "be" charged with. Since you're "brute forcing" the password (IE: they're too dumb to change it), you could be technically be charged with unlawful entry (IE: trespassing), but that seems pretty lame, and unless you're being keylogged, it would be difficult to prove. If you're doing this repeatedly, you could be guilty of harassment, but with a business, they'd have to show proof of adverse effects. If you did get caught, the chain could go after you in civil court if your pranks caused any "damages" (loss of business, etc), but as you said, it would be a bitch to prove and probably too expensive to investigate.

Sounds to me like all systems are a go.

[phantom757]

Ok then, how about THIS .....      Verizon Home Voicemail is VERY easily hacked. They even supply you with some of the "tools" to do it on their web site . I have TOTAL CONTROL over more than 200 voice mail boxes in one metropolitan area alone(these poor bastards dont even realize they have this feature).... not to mention other areas in other states . This means i can change the outgoing message, send really annoying messages to other people with verizon home voicemail, or even cause the voicemail system to CALL ANY # in the same area code and play a short "message" then ask for your pass code. AND....... if you dont enter the right code.......it KEEPS CALLING YOU BACK for hours . The kicker is that this is virtually untraceable beacuse you dont even call the phone #'s that have the voicemail boxes. Once you get control over 1 box, you can "scan" for others.       I have this shit down to a science.(however warped it may seem)                 Its SO easy that i would LOVE to show others how to do it.
                                  Anyone want to learn how?