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| - The History of the DHC (1990 to 1999 ) Later become SYSRQ Below is a Brief Excert from the book "Hacking a History and Guide Book" In the 1990s I started to learn how to hack. I read everything I could get my hands on. I tried to learn not only about hacking, phreaking, virii, and cracking but also about other hackers and their crews. Back then there weren't that many. Actually more and more would pop up over the years, but since I didn't know any and no one I knew in my real life had any real interest in computers, I decided to start some of my own. The first name I came up with was Legion of Demons. You can imagine my embarrassment when I was informed by what seemed like thousands of hackers that LOD stood for Legion of Doom which was one of the most infamous hacking crews of all time. The LOD had an all star membership. These guys had done it all. I abruptly changed my crew name. DHC. There was no DHC yet. I searched everywhere, but what did it stand for? Demonic hacking clan, devils hacking crew? I didn't really care. I searched chat servers on IRC (internet relay chat) for anyone willing to join. Before I knew it I had a crew of over two hundred members and absolutely none of them had any idea of how to hack. Most of them just wanted their nickname listed on a website. After shortening the list down to about twenty members, it became more of a status feature. I could say I am the founder of a crew. I have a website. I offer how to hack tutorials written by other people as well as all sorts of programs I downloaded off of other crew's sites. One day it finally hit me. I had turned into what was referred to as a lamer. I decided to change the idea of this group I had started. I would be proud of what I was in the underground community and not only when telling people in my "real" life about it. The DHC got revised. Only users with real credentials would be members: they would be subject to regular meetings via IRC chat channels or encrypted messenger services. The crew got refined, less than ten members at any given time. People joined up who knew people. These people would invite people they knew and so the DHC became an actual hacking, cracking, phreaking, crew. My nickname Roke was however getting into trouble. I had started shit with people who you shouldn't start shit with. I tracked IRC cops, snitches and FBI agents. I then released this info to the masses through global messages and mass emails. I decided I would do as I pleased online. Cocky behavior got the best of me. Some pranks I pulled were creating my own AOL keywords (mostly about how to exploit AOL services), then global messaging everyone I could on AOL to visit them. I hacked AOL accounts changing info and such. I did a lot of stupid pranks. Mass kicking people off line, mail bombing, flooding, and nuking servers. These are things respectable hackers do not do! This is a big nono, not only will you be thought of as a lamer which fancies himself as a 31it3 d00d (Elite Dude). It is also against everything a hacker stands for. The way I got out of these fates was simple I would resign as the dhc founder, cancel all my affiliations and memberships with other crews and pass my DHC founder position to the most respected and most talented hacker I could of ever met. His name was Super Axe Hacker. He took over and Roke went away. Little did my crew or anyone else knows that I was both Super Axe Hacker and Roke. I confused the obvious by cloning myself. In crew meetings I would spoof my IP address and make it appear that Super Axe and Roke were connecting from two different locations and two different states. Meanwhile I talked for both of them sometimes talking to myself to keep the charade up. I chose the name from the Dr. Seuss book "The Lorax" plus I thought it sounded cool. I soon shortened it to Saxe and the DHC members soon decided to change the name of the crew now that Roke was gone. The new crew minus a few old dhc members would be called SysRq, which stood for System Request. The crew was the best I had ever been in, members with talent and knowledge. I knew non-of them needed this crew but I also knew we all wanted it. The line up was pretty good in my opinion. Sonic_Borg a kid from the UK knew a bit about everything. [[Linux], bsd, proxy, telnet. If I didn't know, I would ask him. He was what a hacker was supposed to be; very security minded. Mr.B1onde had an unfamiliar nick. The most he had to offer was knowing everything about web programming. Html and Java isn't what I'm talking about C+ and VB were useful in knowing how web servers were running. He also designed some nice sites. Phorzen_Entry was another new kid. He mostly chatted and ran exploits on NT servers to knock down web sites. Last is Stealth Killa. He had an edge, which I still don't understand. I could give him a nickname and within a week he would come back with the real name, home address, home phone, and any other information he could find. This was extremely useful when getting into wars with other crews. For example how would you feel if you said something egotistical like "I will take down your whole crew lamer." And I replied "really -their real name-? Don't you live in -real-home-address-?" This was an extremely effective scare tactic. SysRq had been formed and was a real force to reckon with. DHC Web Attack - Archive Listing - Provided by ZONE H Defacement Mirror ______________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ :Date: :Crew: :Homepage defacement: :Address Attacked: :Operating System: 2000/11/25 DHC H dot.ca.gov IRIX 2000/11/24 DHC H Microprose.com IRIX 2000/11/24 DHC H anisn.it Linux 2000/11/20 DHC H pieaes.org.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/20 DHC H suscripciones.com.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/19 DHC H ricardobours.org.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/19 DHC H obregon.gob.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/19 DHC H diprena.gob.pa IRIX 2000/11/19 DHC H iscp.org.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/19 DHC H tribuna.com.mx SCO Unix 2000/11/13 DHC H state.ny.us IRIX 2000/11/09 DHC H wuyimountain.com IRIX 2000/11/09 DHC H shishifashion.com IRIX 2000/11/09 DHC H caac.gov.cn IRIX 2000/11/09 DHC H szaudit.org.cn IRIX 2000/11/09 DHC H shtdu.edu.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H nsdi.gov.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H eq-he.ac.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H lexmark.com.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H cysj.gov.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H npopss-cn.gov.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H cmtd.gov.cn IRIX 2000/10/20 DHC H shell.com.cn IRIX 2000/10/19 DHC H starinfo.net.cn Windows 2000/09/24 DHC H bodhitree.com FreeBSD 2000/09/20 DHC H hilstudio.com SolarisSunOS 2000/09/19 DHC H francepatchwork.com Unknown 2000/09/17 DHC H la-peniche.fr Unknown 2000/09/16 DHC H pentagonskiclub.org BSDI 2000/09/16 DHC H com-web.com Unknown 2000/09/16 DHC H miamiheat.net Unknown 2000/09/16 DHC H bmdrivers.com HP-UX 2000/09/03 DHC H bepl.co.uk Linux 2000/09/02 DHC H grandtime.net Linux 2000/08/09 DHC H purelypets.com Unknown 2000/08/09 DHC H webart.com.sg BSDI 2000/08/09 DHC H ga-usssa.com BSDI 2000/08/09 DHC H lolsb.com BSDI 2000/08/08 DHC H homebiztips.com SolarisSunOS 2000/08/08 DHC H doggiemom.com BSDI 2000/08/03 DHC H bayern-live.com Linux 2000/07/28 DHC H seaturtle.org Linux 2000/07/27 DHC H ghosttowns.com Linux 2000/07/27 DHC H ccai.org Windows 2000/07/27 DHC H bayridge.com IRIX 2000/07/24 DHC H flystream.com Linux 2000/07/23 DHC H sonlife.com BSDI 2000/07/23 DHC H ofaaa.bc.ca FreeBSD 2000/07/20 DHC H hof3.ch Windows 2000/07/20 DHC H smithfam.com FreeBSD 2000/07/08 DHC H rubbersnake.com BSDI 2000/07/08 DHC H cybergolf.org Linux 2000/06/25 DHC H nwhotsprings.net Linux 2000/06/19 DHC H tokoname-kyotei.gr.jp Unknown 2000/06/09 DHC H legalwiz.com Unknown 2000/06/09 DHC H water.hre.ntou.edu.tw Linux 2000/06/04 DHC H icrafters.com Unknown 2000/06/04 DHC H aamodt.com Linux 2000/05/22 DHC H ...lbusinessdirectory.com FreeBSD 2000/05/22 DHC H itpasia.edu FreeBSD 2000/05/08 DHC H duckboats.net Linux 2000/05/07 DHC H theatre-link.com Unknown 2000/02/26 DHC H trinitysolutions.com Windows 2000/02/12 DHC H aplomet.com Windows 2000/02/12 DHC H genecochran.com Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H fugazzi.educorp.edu Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H barker-realty.com Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H vol-business.net Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H fsbdongola.com Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H nationalbusiness.edu Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H mountainsportsltd.com Windows 2000/02/11 DHC H quantumdentistry.com Windows 2000/02/06 DHC H ekitchennews.com FreeBSD 2000/02/05 DHC H dtr-software.com Windows 2000/02/05 DHC H sltd.com FreeBSD 2000/01/30 DHC H hackernews.com.br Windows 2000/01/08 DHC H search-party.com SolarisSunOS 1999/12/14 DHC H thundercats.co.uk Unknown 1999/12/09 DHC H learncomm.org Unknown 1999/11/23 DHC H d55.lehman.cuny.edu Unknown 1999/11/21 DHC H wines.shopwithme.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H babybook.net Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H syokubutu.rika.juen.ac.jp Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H matept.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H mncoop.org Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H trucktrack.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H advancedwireless.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H spartafoods.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H cdcs.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H wed.com Unknown 1999/11/15 DHC H flopz.com Unknown 1999/11/11 DHC H ...erprises.threadnet.com Unknown 1999/10/11 DHC H shen.net Unknown 1999/10/11 DHC H pcsupport.com Unknown ------------------------------------------------------- DHC Past Web Address Listing <a href="http://www.dhc.scripterz.org">http://www.dhc.scripterz.org</a> http://homepages.hack-net.com/ghetto/superaxe <a href="http://www.dhc.8k.com">http://www.dhc.8k.com</a> http://www.dhc.8m.com <a href="http://www.angelfire.com/nt/dhc1">http://www.angelfire.com/nt/dhc1</a> http://666.dhc.pyar.com <a href="http://www.hendal.net/superaxe">http://www.hendal.net/superaxe</a> http://www.sysrq.net ------------------------------------------------------- DHC - R3wt3d - SysRq Team Lisitng Sonic_Borg Mr._B1onde mr_b10nde@r3wt3d.com Kangi Trinix Possibly from Germany/Leipzig Igneous Setserial setserial@r3wt3d.com DarkIce StealthKilla Phorzen_Entry SuperAxe
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