It'd be funny if the FBI caught wind of this thread and tried to shut this server down, thinking it was a hacker's DB with info on how to hack into fCon (A non-existent company).

Don't laugh, they did it to Steve Jackson games when they released a "Cyberpunk" suppliment for the role-playing system GURPS in the late 80s/early 90s. They thought it was a hackers "How-to" book for current systems, etc. They seized properties, systems, etc at their office.

...and in light of that, I made sure to go back and edit my original post to indicate that the fCon website is fake, and that the "hacking" thing isn't real.
Of course, my monster post will make that clear, with links and stuff all over the place, but I haven't re-written it yet. However, here are some tidbits of data:

- to foil the IP origin trace in the hacker screenapp, type in "a5d4t" at any time

- to access Terminal 1's first locked folder in the fCon network map, type in "rd98dfer" when it asks for verification

- on the main fCon page, on the two press releases, press "c" to clear up the unreadable words

- on Router 2 on the fCon network map, the following usernames seem to be valid:
flynn
encom
fcon
gsamsa
thorne
We do not have any valid passwords as of yet.

As far as I know, that's all we know how to do. However, I've got other ideas, leads, clues and such that I'll put in my long-winded reply.

The notes are mainly a little bit of research into "gsamsa" (didn't find much), as well as IP traces of various IP numbers mentioned in the screenapp and on the fCon network map, stuff like that.

There's a cute little tidbit.

The port number that's only even open is 82. ;D (I take that to mean as in 1982, when Tron was released.)

Here's some more stuff, working off memory, before I post all my notes:

- "gsamsa" doesn't turn up much of anything on Google, aside from a lot of Email addresses at various host providers (I suspect it's someone's first initial, then last name. G Samsa), hits back from various hispanic websites that seem legitemate... and links to a porn king with the last name "gsamsa". Interesting, but I still think it's coincidental.

- when you're getting the port listings, it says a few interesting things:
1. At the bottom it says "Difficulty = 14943 (Worthy Challenge)". I don't know what it means, but it just seemed so out-of-place that it stuck out in my mind,
2. At the top of the popup box listing off all the open and closed ports, it says "fconprivate.tron20.net (63.70.44.59)" The first part seemed like a website address, so I checked it, and it doesn't exist. The second part is an IP address, and while I figured it was bogus, too, I ran a trace on it and it pinged through 15 nodes before dead-ending somewhere southeast of Orlando, Florida. Doesn't get me anywhere, but it was interesting nonetheless. The fact that I even got a trace shows that the IP number is real - I tried doing random-number traces using my trace program, and it'll tell me when they're fake.

I'm sorry, but that meant NOTHING to me.

Oh yeah, I noticed that in the screenapp under the older stuff, where it lists the fCon copyright notices, the second one makes a mention of "poison MCP". I found that interesting.

Also, I checked the fCon site and the screenapp yesterday, seeing as how the main Tron20.net page got updated on 4/11, just to see if they updated those two things as well. Nope, no update on either front.

Just went to the site. I don't know where I can type in command lines. I was going to type "I have Group 7 Access"

Hey, it works in the movie!

Nikster Wrote:http://63.70.44.59 That takes you to Buena Vista Online Entertainment's web site

Oh duh! I should have checked the IP as a website... I'm foolish.