GAME 1 SATURDAY NIGHT Cell phone trivia #1 Q: Best price per minute for AT&T’s new PCS phone service. A: $.11 #2 Q: Frequency a US GSM phone operate at A: 1.3 Ghz #3 A: The maximum power of a mobile analog AMPS or NAMPS phone? Q: .6 watts #4 Q: One of two ways to put a motorola flip phone into test mode. A: (1) ground out the third battery pin or (2) [Function] 0 0 * * t e s t m o d e [STORE] #5 Q: The recently broken authentication protocol for GSM phones A: A5 Fortress Mentality #1 Q: This defensive structure was built from 300BC through 1300AD A: Great Wall of China #2 Q: Casandra warned them, but Odysseus still managed to crack this city’s walls. A: Troy #3 Q: Checkpoint Charlie was found at one end of this fortress. A: Berlin Wall #4 Q: French politician who as minister of war built this ‘impregnable’ fortification the border with Germany. (Thought to be impregnable, the line was bypassed and later captured by the Germans in 1940.) A: Maginot Line #5 Q: This Greek word means High City A: Acropolis Crypto and More #1 Q: The year in which DES was originally certified as a US crypto standard. A: 1976 #2 Q: Bruce Scheneier's AES submission based for a new national standard. A: Twofish #3 Q: The only theoretically undefeatable crypto-system? A: One Time Pad #4 Q: DES was cracked with a home brew computer by this name. A: Deep Crack #5 Q: DES was possibly engineered to withstand this cryptanalysis technique that was publicly discovered many years after the algorithm's introduction A: differential cryptanalysis Biggest, Baddest and Mostest #1 Q: This ridiculously famous musician was asked over 3 million questions during an on-line interview, May 17, 1997. He only answered 200. A: Paul McCartney #2 Q: This company built the world’s first 4 GB chip. A: NEC DD #3 Q: This company sold more software than any other in 1996 A: IBM ($10.6B versus $8.7 MS) #4 Q: The state which has the only county with over 50% on-line population A: Virgina (Montgomery County) #5 Q: This website event was the busiest in history. 46 million visitors on July 8, 1997. A: Mars Pathfinder - NASA Guns #1 Q: Schwartau's gun of choice A: the HERF gun (every all at once) #2 Q: This gun is pointed at your face everyday A: TV electron gun #3 Q: He asked for a "Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range" in this action flick in an LA gun shop (T1) A: The Terminator (T1) #4 Q: This country has banned all firearms to the point of no longer having an olympic rifle team. A: The U.K. #5 Q: The barrel length of 5mm 50 caliber gun on a naval ship A: 250 inches Famous Busters #1 Q: This prosecutor spoke at the same convention as a hacker they were prosecuting. A: Gail Thackery #2 Q: If you spent enough time tring to break into Air Force machines, chances are this person knew about you. Also listed on the back of the "Kuji world tour" tee-shirt. A: Jim Cristie #3 Q: The three original Ghostbusters real names A: Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Dan Ackroyd #4 If you were commiting toll fraud in the late 80's to mid 90's you could expect a call from this lady. A: Tony Aimes #5 Q: This Northwest hacker-buster Prosecuted Ceribrum and Telop. A: Ivan Orton FINAL GAME 2 SATURDAY NIGHT ISBN on ISDN #1 Q: The title of Jonathan Litmanns book concetrating on Kevin Mitnick A: What is the 'fugitive game' #2 Q: She Co authored 'cyberpunk' with John Markoff A: Who is katie Hafner #3 Q: The title of the book written by the Australian Author Suelette Dreyfus in 1997 A: What is 'underground' #4 Q: The author of 'Secrets of a superhacker' which can be ordered online from infowar.com for only 5 dollars... A: Who is knightmare #5 Q: Jeff goodel was the author of this book A: who wrote The Cyber Thief and the Samurai High Voltage #1 A: The line of microprocessors the Amiga line of computers use. Q: What is the motorola 680x0 series? #2 A: This circuit generates a frequency depending on the voltage applied. Q: What is a VCO or Voltage Controled Oscillator? #3 A: Fast scan television uses this scanning method to reduce total transmission bandwidth, but retain higher resolution. Q: What is interlacing? #4 A: Scattering RF energy over a broad frquency spectrum is called what? Q: What is spread spectrum? #5 A: The military term for HERF Guns and EMP/T Bombs Q: DEW – Directed Energy Weapons Famous Conflicts #1 Q: the war people most often associate with the public unvealing of information warfare. A: what was the gulf war. #2 Q: the sea battle at which the british admiral nelson dies A: is the the battle of traflagar #3 Q: The land battle in which king harold was killed. A: what is the battle of hastings DD #4 Q: The land battle the greeks defeated the persians at near athens. A: What was the battle of marathon. #5 Q: Michael Douglas and Kathlene Turner starred in this famous battle. A: What is the War of the Roses Measure This! #1 Q: 1088 feet per second A: Mach 1 or the speed of sound #2 Q: 746 watts equal this engine rating A: 1 horsepower #3 Q: The word-prefix for one quadrillionth or 10 -15 A: femto #4 Q: 16 ½ feet equal this linear measure A: 1 rod #5 Q: The formula for finding the volume of a sphere A: 4/3 pi r cubed Really Hard Security Vendor Trivia #1 Q: At only 24 years old, the recent ISS IPO makes him worth over $150 million. A: Chris Klaus #2 Q: They bought Raptor A: Axent #3 Q: This Canadian firewall company was gobbled up by American Secure Computing A: Border (ware) DD #4 Q: The two IBM mainframe access control security products that Computer Associates sells. A: Top Secret and ACF-2 #5 Q: This former IBM exec is the president of Security Dynamics A: Who is Chuck Stuckey Hackers, Crackers and Sniffers #1 Q: He published the first scratch and sniff porn mag in Cincinatti. A: Who is Larry Flynt? #2 A: The real name of a hacker who was named after a breakfast cereal offered a toy that issued a 2,600 hertz tone? Q: Capt'n Crunch – John Draper #3 Q: Ervile, Leftist and Prophet were also known by this name. A: The Atlanta Three #4 Q: This BBS was put up as a joint venture between the LOD and the CCC A: The 5th Ammendment (5A) #5 A: A: These two engineers first engaged in building a blue box before making personal computers? Q: Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak Trivia Q: The title of the book jonathan litmann published on the poulson case? A: what is 'the watchman' Q: This is the UK equivalent of the NSA, A: Who are GCHQ (Government Communication HeadQuarters) Q: The name of the UK's equivalent to the ‘nsfnet’ network. A: What is JANET A: This was the name it was called, before it was known as NIST Q: What is the NBS A: In 2001, HAL stands for this. Q: One less than IBM A: The year and TV show where Apple revealed the Macintosh? Q: 1984 SuperBowl.. Big Brother Advertisement A: Matthew Broderick played the ultimate social engineer in this teenage 1986 movie. Q: What is Ferris Bueller's Day Off? (The reason: Could David Lightman gotten Abe "Sausage King of Chicago" Fromen's table? Ferris was the ultimate social engineer.) Q: Name the 3 biggest x.25 networks. A: Datapac, Sprintnet, BT Tymnet A: This chip, called the Complex Interface Adapter or CIA, is commonly used in the Amiga line of computers for most of its I/O interfacing. Q: What is the 8520? A: This is the only man-eating fish which can blink with both eyes. Q: What is a shark A: There are more of these non flying dinner fowl than people in the world. Q: chickens A: New Jersey grows more than 2/3 of the world’s supply of this dairy sounding vegatable. Q: eggplant A: All of the clocks in this famous John Travalota cult hit are stuck on 4:20. Q: Pulp Fiction A: Two of the four English words whioch have no rhymes Q: month, orange, silver or purple. Q: Collosus and Gardian were two intelligent computers in this movie A: Collosus the Forbin Project Q: What movie sported the line, "I'd piss on a spark plug (If I thought it would help)" A: What is War Games Q: The name of the UK's equivalent to the ‘nsfnet’ network. A: What is JANET Q: This is the only state whose name is just one syllable. A: Maine Q: Two of There are only four words in the English language which end in "dous": A: tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. Q: This bird’s brain is smaller than it’s huge eyes A: ostrich Q: This famous ganster;s business card said he was a used furniture dealer. A: Al Capone's A: This famous but boring TV personality for kids is an ordained minister. Q: Mr. Rogers Battle Tanks Q: the most common american tank in the second world war A: What is the sherman Q: The german name for 'tank' A: what is 'panzer' Q: This famous statesman commisioned the first tanks to be built? A: who was winston churchil. Q: The most common russian tank of the second world war A: what was the t34 Q: The largest tank planned by the germans durring the second world war. A: what is 'the mouse' or maus... Hacking Groups #1 Q: This British Military sounding acronym has been used more than once for hacking groups. A: MoD (Master of Deception/Destruction/Download) #2 Q: This group started an ISP off the proceeds from a famous hacking convention. A: HackTic #3 Q: This famous hacking group was named after a research branch of the phone company they broke into. A: Bellcore #4 Q: At SummerCon 1995, a private group of hackers with no handles or name wanted to declare war on this country. A: France #5 Q: This group released vulnerability advisories until the tri-country raids brought them to a screaching halt A: 8lgm Big Busts #1 Q: The first of a wave of busts, over 200 people got raided during the late 80's A: Operation Sundevil #2 Q: The Secret Service staged this BBS to entrap cell hackers A: Cellco 51 #3 Q: This company was raided by over zealous agents is search of hacker secrets. A: Steve Jackson Games #4 Q: This person developed a famous phone scanner and was later busted for stealing phone company equipment A: Minor Threat #5 Q: With a pack of diskettes in his left hand, sprinting through a second story window, he yelled in his defense "they'll never take me alive!" A: Parmaster Famous Hacks #1 Q: This piece of malevelont code wandered the internet wreaking havok aa decade ago. A: The internet worm #2 Q: This hacker was the "tymenet space gawd" A: ParMaster #3 Q: This telco master controlled phone switches to win a radio prize for his girlfriend and himself to vacation in hawaii. A: Who is Kevin Poulson #4 Q: This famous location for media and visionary grues has been broken into over both the internet and its x.25 connection. Roscoe had a legitimate account here. A: The Well #5 Q: This version of SunOS was backdoord on the production server and enjoyed a limited relase before being spotted. A: Sunos 4.1.2 "null" Computer Legalese #1 Q: What US Federal tile contains the computer crime laws A: Title 18 #2 Q: They watch over dollar bills when not testifying for Kenneth Starr. A: Secret Service #3 Q: What WIPO stands for A: Worldwide Intellectual Property Organization #4 Q: The privately funded software police. A: Who is the SPA Software Publishers Assn. #5 Q: The percentage of world wide software that has not been paid for or licensed A: 50% Passwords #1 A: This was the password that allowed Matthew Broderick in the movie WarGames to gain access to WOPR? Q: JOSHUA #2 A: Fox Mulder’s password B: Trustno1 #3 A: CPE1704TKS Q: What is the password to launch missiles in Wargames #4 A: The number of digits used in a SecurID card password generator. Q: What is 6 or 8 #5 A: The number of possibilities in picking a DES eencryption possword Q: What is 7.4 X 10^15 Shitty Sounding WAV Files #1 Q: This Christmas Card became a hit TV show A: SouthPark #2 Q: This chaotic theme song introduced this show. A: Get Smart #3 Q: He danced to this song on the Net and on Ally McBeal A: The Baby Final Jeopardy Questions #1 Category: Jimmy Carter A: This Georgian food is a key ingredient of dynamite. Q: What are Peanuts #2 Category: Candy A: This flag lady was the only real person to be honored as a Pez head Q: Betsy Ross. #3 Category: Music A: Thelma Pickles was this famous dead rocker’s first girlfriend Q: John Lennon #4 Category: Memory A: This colorful pet for children has a memory span of three seconds. Q: A goldfish #5 Category: Infowar A: The name of the 1997 NSA exercise which emulated an information warfare attack against the United States by North Korea Q: Eligible Receiver #5 A: One of the only two birds which both swim deep underwater and fly. Q: What is the Murre or the Puffin (Arctic Birds)