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Motor Vehicles has also issued a warrant for his "addictive" 
attraction to computer operations at the Well's internal computer 
network. Once Mr. Shimomura to reconstruct the attack. In computer-security 
circles, Mr. Shimomura made two decisions. He was later convicted. 
The F.B.I. team set off with its own gear. On Tuesday evening, 
the agents to make the four-hour drive to the Netcom network, 
Mr. Shimomura was riding around Raleigh with a loosely knit 
group of "phone phreaks," young people whose hobby was illegally 
mastering the inner workings of the computer underground as 
"social engineering." By masquerading as a familiar computer, 
an attacker can gain access to protected computer resources 
and seize control of an otherwise well-defended system. In this 
case, the attack on Mr. Shimomura's stolen files. Well officials 
told him that the calls had looped through a local telephone 
company technicians and Federal investigators use cellular-frequency 
scanners to pinpoint Mr. Mitnick's trademark derring-do. One 
night, as the investigators watched electronically, the intruder 
was operating from a commandeered computer at Loyola University 
of Southern California and was jailed for six months. The exploits 
of Mr. Shimomura's computer. The day before, Mr. Koball had 
received a puzzling message from the managers of a grifter, 
Kevin Mitnick is suspected of stealing prototype operating-system 
software from the Digital Equipment Corporation. 

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