Mojave Phone Booth Goes Corporate, IPO Imminent

1 April, 2025 - 00:00 — RaT

In a shocking development that has the IRC and phreaking communities reeling, Lucky225 announced today that the iconic Mojave Phone Booth chat service is "pivoting to an enterprise-focused SaaS solution for maximizing anonymous communication synergies."
The beloved service, which has connected over 3,000 users through more than 300 daily messages, will be rebranded as "MojaveCorp™ Enterprise Communications Solutions." Users can experience the new corporate direction at https://mojave.tel, where the company's new slogan "Connecting People Anonymously... For A Price™" has replaced their traditional community-focused messaging.
From their new headquarters in Castle Rock, CO (soon to feature a gleaming 40-story skyscraper shaped like a payphone), Lucky225 outlined the "premium enterprise features" that will revolutionize their previously free service:

  • Platinum-tier IRC-like channels starting at $999/month
  • Enterprise-grade anonymous SMS chat (now with corporate expense tracking)
  • Premium private messaging with built-in ROI calculators
  • VIP conference notifications with quarterly earnings reports integration
  • Blockchain-authenticated end-to-end encryption
  • Web3-enabled phone booth graffiti
  • Enterprise Signal integration with built-in corporate buzzword generator (similar to /br)

"While our core mission of transforming the spirit of the legendary desert phone booth remains intact," Lucky225 declared while adjusting his newly-acquired Patagonia vest, "we're excited to announce that our iconic 760-733-9969 number will now include enterprise support options starting at just $10,000 per month."
When pressed about maintaining the service's accessibility, Lucky225 assured users that the basic "/QUIT" command would still be free, though premium users would gain access to the new "Strategic User Engagement Termination Request Form" with built-in KPI tracking.

Blake Releases Private SX Tool From Almost a Decade Ago

1 April, 2024 - 00:30 — RaT

I'm happy to report that Blake has agreed to start releasing some of the tools from his private stash. As many know, he's been coding attack tools for decades, but mostly keeps them private. The first one being released today is ghba (get host by address). ghba is a PTR record (reverse DNS) scanner. It is a Golang rewrite of ghba.c that runs much faster than the original ghba.c. It can scan an entire private class C network in under a minute. It's released under the BSD-2 License and can be found at either SX Labs or HardenedBSD's git server.

I hope you all enjoy it, it's been awhile!

HardenedBSD is a new code hosting provider

31 March, 2024 - 20:46 — RaT

I'm happy to announce that SOLDIERX has a new code hosting partner - HardenedBSD. The first project being hosted is libhijack at https://git.hardenedbsd.org/SoldierX/libhijack

We hope to see some new projects on there soon Wink

BadGer, Amp, cisc0ninja and PlayaJoe return to infosec/hacking

1 April, 2023 - 06:40 — RaT

We're happy to announce that as part of the work for 2023 SX, the following members have agreed to return to the community:
Amp
Badger
cisc0ninja
PlayaJoe

We look forward to the awesome contributions that they will make. Welcome back to the community! BadGer's first text is apparently going to be "The Truth About Being A Family Man" with a foreword by Amp. cisc0ninja and PlayaJoe have agreed to collaborate on, "How to not get played by hacker THOTs in 2023".

2022 SX April Fools' Cancelled

1 April, 2022 - 16:21 — RaT

As we've been deciding what format the site will take in the future (as well as the crew not feeling it), we've decided not to do a prank this year. Things have been busy for most of us, but we do plan to continue in some form/fashion in the future. We hope that everybody is having a good 2022 and we hope to have more information in the near future.

EverestX Releases Pocket POCSAG Transmitter (as seen at Telephreak)

5 May, 2021 - 18:54 — RaT

Years ago, EverestX showed off a fancy device that fits in your pocket and enables you to transmit to pagers (via POCSAG). All of us here at SX agreed that it would be an awesome project to publish on soldierx.com someday. We're happy to say that the day has finally come. Please do yourself a favor and check out all of the juicy details here.

Contrary to some of the rumors, we're not dead yet.

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