PIMP stands for Probe Industries Magazine Philes. It was originally created in 1995 by fringe and stickman and has since produced various amounts of h/p related works. This isn't a magazine that was created for glamour nor for the masses, but more or less to put out information here and there that is helpful in one's journey of electronic spelunking and getting by in today's twisted society. Please send any PIMP related feedback to fringe@devo.org. The following individuals have written for PIMP or have definately helped out in some way at some point: fringe, subhuman/devolve, stash, goofy/goodbytes, luthor, silo, -q-, insane lineman, special-k, darkelf, jello biafra, smokey, jcgangster, mastermind, and stickman. These individuals have helped to keep the idea of free information alive, and to help educate anyone who cares to be educated, if they so had the means to help that individual. Please read the issues understanding that you may not see eye-to-eye with everything printed.
CDMA discussed: CDMA and the Telecommunications Industry, How CDMA Signalling works, CDMA and diversity, CDMA compared to Analog FM, CDMA Variable Rate Speech Encoder, Ten mins in the life of a CDMA Mobile Station, CDMA Power Control, and more..
df3aecfa6330b4bc78280f00c0366f0a9d63bcb4f31b67203e496400ea9d3e7eMiscellaneous Dox: Goofy explains various Telecommunications Terms. Channel to Frequency conversion equations and vice versa.
96790431153f2fae84b70399b764a22ebe3c46a6bdebe578235b4766f685d0c5The bug box: how to build a cheap efficient bugging device, ascii spex included!
9bec4320fb0c34d1116d351d5e0a30688fb009184d27b7e1c602edd65b41b3b0Cellular Phlip Phones: An inside out issue dedicated to the legal discussion of cloning flip phones.
50163f50c7af618e99b0516c10822918bc829095b398798292c180ff4ec95840Topix discussed: Programming the Nokia 2120 Series Handportables, Hacking the Symbol Laser Radio Terminal PDT 3140, Q's indepth article on Optoelectronic Eavesdropping Techniques, The 2Pac and Biggie Smalls controversial deaths discussed, a new small listing of interesting, useful numbers, H/P news: Datastream Cowboy's final ruling, Ameritech locks us down more.
497ea095bf58e50a8508932ccf18ca35fdd506da4582e36e36cdd3f8e57a6af1Topix discussed: Moving through AT&T System 75 and Definity Systems, Discussion on how RC-5 decoding works by Special-K, TRW, now Experian Inc., screws up royally!
cb054bb66a751f65a24f31b9afb957709a6f54bdfe89988c6c41300c469fb8c0Topix discussed: Governmental Commentary by Luthor, Stash discusses DNS inside out, SecurIDs, how they are utilized. ALLTEL Bank network d0x; Recon d0x on how to find anyone.
15c5e4e0690dab49caed6cee9f19bc19ce64990111b3c198ba93a72baf5eff3dSlim jimming: various techniques and methods used in slim jimming.
48d37e4be641e99ae1138363f0ffa2a2363b7866dbca4c17d0097546d729a9b7The federal black pages: voice and data dialups for the goverment.
844bd51ba9d965c2f59a19640ed490493e30fa5568d8535e0e4b6280aa02e5f6Telecom acronyms: a long list of telco acronyms used throughout the industry.
6004b0b033aaecb6966e6e891cc600a856ca0e335872126fc21461ba75362d11Having phun at target: learning their pbx inside out and take over their laser radio terminal system.
1a6ac7fd55869e60ff856fb2937b796a0a9e4766012a66c7f7dc282353d22ca5Programming various cellfones including: bellsouth, motorola, and nokia.
f26cf365bc7042374b5d114eed512714fc04c7234a2a5b365993eb9f7a1c89c1Cellular Glossary: 410k, possibly the biggest you'll ever see. Good Cell Site/Radio information and CellCo jargon.
dadb630ffa976cfdb30f3ac1a461265947f0a5c25be4392082615ee3c05fcf74Good Schtuff: A huge Acronym listin; The largest CDMA Cellular glossary you will ever find!
f2271c9353629a637b95ec350ca2de494fca38b52b6a68823a58b498c30e0b1aEE3 discussed, How PIN ready cellfones work, Tons of fun and stupid numbers to call. Nokia Programming inphormation for the 232/PT228 fones.
eba4916de55198ac058a4d9684926baa6465972adb0585c9b07f5222cdfc2a0aWardials: 106 tollphree dialups! hax0r away!
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