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Aug 27th, 2000, 08:20 PM
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few questions... the new school that I'm going to has a computer system that everything that you type, every where that you go, it sends that info (log file) to the master computer. is there any way to block that like maybe block winstock or something
also does anyone know where the master computer's network password is stored???
thanks in advance
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Aug 27th, 2000, 08:24 PM
#2
Are they using NT or 2k?
That probably wont help anything, I am just curious .
there is probably no way to get around it, I am sure they dont allow student's rights to be able to close any running programs that the student's themselves didnt start.
I was lucky at my old school, we were using the Novell Equivalent of windows 3.1 and the network was so unstable that nothing could be run or it would crash..... well thats not really lucky, but we werent monitered
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Aug 27th, 2000, 08:26 PM
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um win98 I beilve I'm not sure, I haven't started school yet, but I need to know how, its for educational purposes only (wink wink)
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:27 PM
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if you haven't started school yet then how do you know that they have a program that does this?
anyways you say that the program catches everything you type ... make a program that brings up the "close program" window (ctrl + alt + del) and close the program through it and you will have never typed anything and you can enjoy unsupervised priveledge (?)
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:33 PM
#5
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nope it controls every window open, mouse click, etc. and my friends went there last year so they know
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:37 PM
#6
why dont you want them to moniter you?
I Know you should be able to do stuff without being watched, but its school, it would be kind of dumb to chat, or go to a porn website there anyway.
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:39 PM
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yea but lets see I DONT WANT TO HACK THERE SYSTEM FOR FUN OR FOR ANY REASONS (WINK WINK)
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:43 PM
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Can't you "accidentally" pull the ethernet cord out temporarily, do your business, and plug her back in?
bob
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:45 PM
#9
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no becuase there are 2 people besides the teacher walking around in the class room looking at what we are doing, and its hard to reach the back of your computer without standing up, the way that they are setup
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:48 PM
#10
I don't think your going to get anywhere Dimava. They set Administrative rules on the machine to lock you from certain things for reasons. Same thing with the key logger. I'm sure it was made by a certain company, and it's probably hidden until a certain password is used to disable it. Nothing you can really do about it. Especially if it's Windows NT. With that, the administrator can disable everything. You probably couldn't even enter a disk to put a program on there to delete the program because it probably won't allow you. I could be wrong. The computer's at my high school are like this, they think that someone's going to put a virus on the computer so they disable a lot. And than there's a log file to log your session and if anything is violated, they will delete your account (or at least, they always threaten to).
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Aug 27th, 2000, 10:56 PM
#11
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its not win nt and as my friends explain,, teh teachers are idots and have no clue how everything works, they just had a company come and install it, and show them how it works. Also I can let them see what I'm doing as long as I clear it from the log, also I can try to be the teachers pet and use his computer sometimes (only with luck) or... I can send the master computer a trojian and then send it files to delete the log files but its too complicated, and not worth getting expeled, but maybe its alot easier then how my friends explained it becuase 2 know nothing about computer but 1 is advanced, but he had that class like 5 years ago, so alot might have changed, and they might have exagerated it a little too much, but I'll try my hardest, hopefully its something more funner then last years (office 97, I got a 99% average on my Report Card)
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Aug 28th, 2000, 12:55 AM
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I am definately interested in this thread as I have had a similiar situation myself at my school. I was the one who could do anything at school and everyone knew it; they just could never prove anything. In order to help, I need to know the following things:
Do you have your own login/pass, is it a set login for each computer (Computer #7 is like Student7/Student7), or the same login for every computer in the lab?
What is the workstation OS (Win 98 most likely)
What is the server OS (Novell or Win NT/2000 most likely)
If you're not sure, use this as a guideline: If you have to log in on a screen that says Novell, it's Novell. If you log in using the regular Windows login, it's probably NT/2000.
Can you put a disk (floppy/zip) into the computers and access it?
Can you run any programs on the computer or does it give you an error when you try to?
Can you access the control Panel?
When you open My Computer, can you open the C:\ drive, or is the icon not there?
When you type a path into the address bar of explorer, does it go to the folder or display an error message?
Once you tell me this info, I will be able to help you out a lot. I have some custom programs I made for circumventing my school's restrictions.
I'm saying all of this theoretically speaking of course; I would never do anything like this in real life.. :)
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Aug 28th, 2000, 07:59 AM
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Aug 28th, 2000, 12:44 PM
#14
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people are watching the students too?
sounds like a prison for juvenile hackers lol
one thing that came to my mind was that you could type extra letters while you're on the computer so when they read the log file they won't know what you typed ...
for example if you have the internet installed on it and you wanted to go to a site like http://www.cool.com
you could type: w.wdidw.ccolol.coomm
then with the mouse just delete the unneccessary letters
will that do(?)
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Aug 28th, 2000, 01:40 PM
#15
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the man: yes they are watching us and the also keep a log of all the websites thhat I goto but I dont need togoto websites
jgomes: yes there is internet and eithernet, and I can log in from any computer, I was thinking of going click CANCEL, it worked at my old school
Bar Code:
Do you have your own login/pass, is it a set login for each computer (Computer #7 is like Student7/Student7), or the same login for every computer in the lab?
same login for every computer
What is the workstation OS (Win 98 most likely)
win85/95 (not NT)
What is the server OS (Novell or Win NT/2000 most likely)
I'm not sure I can assume nt/95/98
Can you put a disk (floppy/zip) into the computers and access it?
I'm pretty sure I can
Can you run any programs on the computer or does it give you an error when you try to?
I think that I can
Can you access the control Panel?
Anyone Can from START, RUN, MY COMPUTER, CONTROL PANEL
(if mycomputer is disabled)
When you open My Computer, can you open the C:\ drive, or is the icon not there?
I think it should be there
When you type a path into the address bar of explorer, does it go to the folder or display an error message?
I think it will come up
I haven't started school yet, I'm just preparing, so I'm assuming for most of everything that I wrote above
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Aug 28th, 2000, 01:45 PM
#16
Mission Impossible:
de-compile all the networking DLL's on the PC, re-write them to your specifications, put them on a floppy disk along with a quick program to copy them to the right places fast.
and then world domination will soon follow! lol
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Aug 28th, 2000, 01:51 PM
#17
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are you suer that its impossible? maybe my friends were over exagerating a little I'll have to see for my self
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Aug 28th, 2000, 02:56 PM
#18
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Lets Try This Again
Okie now when you WANT to be on the network do you want to be able to use the network while you are on, undected/logged???
When you log onto the computer windowz, windoze itself is being told what to open at boot...
Now you can easily change what it opens.
Now when you WANT to log on undected do you want to be able to access the network and the internet????
-Justin
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:11 PM
#19
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my mission: hack the computers
with out being caught so I dont want the log thing to work
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:35 PM
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Yup
School networks suck. In the UK, most schools use a ****** brand of networking software called RM (Research Machines) http://www.rm.com , which is notoriuosly insecure. I once made a fake login program for RM Networks.
Anyway, the admins on the nwtwork there locked everything up so bad... I mean, were talking disabling the right click button in explorer for gods sake! Jeez. What are we gonna do? Right click and create a new file?!?!?!?
One idea is if your use of executable files is logged, then rename with a .scr extension, then run the app. Should run normally.
As a guy said earlier, rip the wire out of the back of the machine to disable them logging you. Alternatively, get a task listing program and terminate the logging software, or edit the registry (possibly through DOS if it is backed up on startup) and remove any entries for logging software in the run sections if they exist.
Anyway, just my little contribution to school networks and getting past **** security. Loads more sploits exist. Will detail if you want...
Later
REM
"Innovate, don't immitate."
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:41 PM
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:41 PM
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:45 PM
#23
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thats way too easy to get caught since there is 2 people walking around loking at what you are doing
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Aug 28th, 2000, 03:55 PM
#24
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This will do...
Try this :>
Use notepad...and the teachers won't mind if you have it open...Just make sure you have wordpad open too at the same time.
Make notepad open C:\Windows\System.Ini
Make Shell Equal "11per.fu" ex. "Shell=11per.fu"
Save and exit :>
Make sure u don't need to reboot the computer before you leave.
Once you reboot... :>
usually networked comps stay on until the next day so this is easy :>
gl DEWDZ
-Justin
Newb - "...ummm whats ping mean again???"
Gimp - "rofl"
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:02 PM
#25
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cool but they shut the computers off every day I think, also what will that do...
and a ping is the time that it takes a signal to go from my computer, to yours and back , the faster the better
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:08 PM
#26
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Info...
If ur wondering...thats suppose to be a joke comic...I know what ping is :>.
It's np.
Well how many people use the computer a day?
A FEW!!!!
Thats the point. It would be even better if you are using a diff comp everyday...
-Justin
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Gimp - "Anyone want my Voodoo ][? It's too slow!"
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:10 PM
#27
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ok, i see the joke thing... but I dont think that I can use diffrent computers every day, and what you told, me what does it do?
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:18 PM
#28
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Oh that...
When windows boots...it's being told what to do on the info saved on the hd (hard drive). The Shell Value is the command to open the Windows itself (kinda...).
So when it's booting
If it can't find the file you put there it gives you a message...
"The file 11per.fu is missing. Please reinstall Windows."
It's something like that. Can't remember the exact message. Usually the people who set up the network reinstall windows when they really can change something in a file. They r slugheads :>.
Any else questions?
-Justin
Newb "Have they hacked DVD's yet?"
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:22 PM
#29
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when you're going to log in to the school computer don't hit ok at the login window ... just hit Cancel and it'll have other settings than the ones inflicted (?)
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:23 PM
#30
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I dont want them to do that, I dont wanna mess around with windows... to risky
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:26 PM
#31
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Yeah...
Exactly ...
It should look like a home computer.
:>
-Justin
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:29 PM
#32
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Np
To tell you the truth...I wouldn't hack the school comps...
I mean if I get caught I would be totally f...ed.
I wouldn't even dare do it...
-Justin
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:31 PM
#33
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ok, maybe I'll re consider, maybe not
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:34 PM
#34
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U know what'd be fun...
Try the notepad trick at store comps...
*Wink, Wink*
-Justin
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GM "Uhhh..."
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:41 PM
#35
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yea and the buyers try to use the computer and that error message comes up, they're like oh no, I'm not buying this
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:48 PM
#36
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*Grins*
*Grins*
Damn...I wish there was a AOL Comp...
rofl...
-Justin
Newb - "Whoa Floppy Disks Hold So Much..."
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:51 PM
#37
I went in the store the other day...
there were Laptops, and Desktops,
when I went on the laptop, I wanted to see how the keyboard felt, so i tried creating a new text file, it wont let you, you cant create a new folder or anything, they wont even let you open notepad. Or My Computer,
but then I went over to the desktop computers, and I could access everything, RegEdit, MSConfig, etc etc(RegEdit and MSConfig are accessed from the start -> run dialog)
why do they do this to the laptops?????
also,
most of the computers are running some crappy Best Buy program that you cant get out of, I tried Ctrl - Alt - Del 'ing it, but end task dialog would not even come up, then I tried Alt - Tab'ing out of it, I also tried hitting the windows key(to access the start menu), I cant get anything... do you think the store made a shell for windows, so you couldnt get anywhere?
or is it just a single program? if its just a single program, I would very much like to know how its made, because it is Very secure.
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:53 PM
#38
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its fairly simple, just use the same way to by pass the windows screen saver password
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Aug 28th, 2000, 04:59 PM
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Aug 28th, 2000, 05:01 PM
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and how do you do that dimava?
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