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I'm bringing the following equipment and other interesting things to HIP:

Representing my company Premiere Telecommunications and 
other telephone service companies I am investigating for, 
I will bring a Unix Workstation for the masses presenting our 
latest security program for detecting any kind of 
calling card/credit card fraud which can be linked to all major 
telco networks to monitor transactions and user stats for 
customer accounts and proceeding with automatic actions 
against fraudulent intruders. Our demonstration will show 
a virtual connection between three telephone companies 
in intercontinental ccitt7/ccitt5/r2 connections 
with a dedicated SDC (Security Detection/Command) 
Channel over their existing international links with the 
possibility to automatically interact with international 
intruders and take all needed immediate actions 
to locate and collect evidences of the fraudulent abuser
of the system, furthermore proceeding with external 
trace options and call blocking features.

I'd really like other people to bring

Well, I would like everyone to bring their fraudulently 
achieved things and just bring them to us. :) We will 
then publically demonstrate and discuss a juristical 
action which can be taken against you in all aspects
of law and police enforcement and what you actually 
DO to the company you are frauding, including the 
average costs of your "tollfree rides".

I'd like to meet to discuss these topics

Internal Company Security.
Telephone Network Security (local, national, multicarriered and international).
Computer Crime - Fraud in the 90's.
Laws against Computer Crimes, "Phreaking", "Hacking" etc. in different countries.
Cooperation between Telephone Companies for a worldwide security network.

I want to meet people to do the following project(s)

Phreaking in the 90's. Undiscovered ways of fraudulent "tollfree" 
connections over Telephone/Packet Networks.

And furthermore

we will demonstrate how easy it actually is to find abusers
on the internet, monitor them, collecting all needed information
even over spoofed connections and taking legal actions against
them without causing heaps of costs for your telephone company.
This has nothing to do with new technologies, but come and see
for yourself, you will be more than surprised.

See you at HIP '97! If you have the balls to meet me.
But you should give it a try, since already  people seem to share my interest.