Unlike most of my previous text files this text file has been written for
expirienced hackers. What does that mean? Well if you are a beginner that means
you probably wont understand most of this and should not attempt to hack TRW. If
you are expirienced then go right ahead...

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When you connect up to TRW, the dialup will identify itself with the
message "TRW". It will then wait for you to type the appropriate answer-
back (such as CTRL-G). Once this has been done, the system will print out
some numbers and then "CIRCUIT BUILDING IN PROCESS". After this, it clears
the screen with a CTRL-L followed by a CTRL-Q. After it sends you the CTRL-Q, it
is ready for you to log in. You first type in the 4 character identifying
code for the location you are.

SOME EXAMPLES ARE:
TCA1 - For certain California Subscribers.
TCA2 - A second California TRW system.
TNJ1 - A New Jersey Database.
TGA1 - A Georgia Database.

You should then hit return. On the next line, you must type your 3 character
option. Most requests use the RTS option. OPX, RTX, and some others exist.
(Note: TRW accepts an A, C, or S as the X in some options.) Then you would then
type in a 7 digit subscriber code followed by a 3-4 character password. It seems
that if you manage to get hold of a TRW printout (by trashing a business), the
subscriber code will be on it, leaving only a 3-4 character password for you to
hack.

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Set your communications program as follows:
Half Duplex, Even Parity, 7 Data Bits and 2 Stop Bits

System: TRW
User : CTRL-G
System: -1017-101-