Screwing the Network Admin

[digitaloracle]

I don't suggest screwing around with the admin. I can only imagine how much garbage they have to to through. The google trick works well, I myself have used it a few times.
But at my school, security is pretty unknown. In the windows lab, there is no distributed account system, only the admin account on the computers. We can literally do what we want on them. Kinda sad really...

 

[killians45]

well, the blocked sites aren't local but contained on a squid server that is controlled by the dept of ed. local school has no control.

 

[KnuckZ]

LanSchool

lol u said u had a good answer for LanSchool...lol lemme have it

thx bro

outZ

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

Re: LanSchool

lol u said u had a good answer for LanSchool...lol lemme have it

thx bro

outZ

Block it in a builtin software firewall, works wonders.

However you need to have access to one.

You could also create batch files to delete student.exe

 

[dakta]

my old school had a proxy in humberside somewhere for internet access, however sites had to be whitelisted instead of sites blacklisted, the tightest security is default that way. It wouldnt be unheard of to have no wan access at all, and merely a cache of neccesary websites that are continuously updated though direct wan access isn't allowed.

 

[Ethereal_Dragon]

Lol.... this brings me back to my HS days.... Our school IT people were a TOTAL JOKE. I was in an AP programming class that used a nice Borland C++ complier, and in the MIDDLE of our senior year (2001), that big software piracy thing was going around, and sure'nuff... HALF of the nice programs on our school network disappeared overnight to be 'replaced' by sub-standard versions of almost the same thing...

Anyways... a group of us were entertained with dumping the internet cache onto a network drive (ended up being a 20 Gig drive). We eventually had this done with every computer in the library, and MOST in the computer labs... About 2 months before school ended the IT people couldn't seem to figure out why the network drive was having trouble.... lol....

Ahh the stories... Then lets see... they had this user agreement that we had to 'accept' to use the PC my freshman year... ended up that it came up after you log in, but before you see the desktop... A simple ALT + TAB prevented many users from having to 'accept' their term... they didn't fix it till the next year...

Also, it was pretty fun to have a big Quake LAN party at school.... Just used 1 CD, and had it ona bunch of PC's... DEFINATLY passed time better in boring classes... Ahh, those were the days...

 

[kfc469]

my school uses a blocking service called Bess. most of the teachers have an override password that they can type in and temporarily disable the filter. maybe your school has that? also, for most filters these days, just deleting a single file on the computer will have no affect becasue the files are stored on the servers which students have little or no access to.

 

[yoshiemaster]

treat the IT guy with respect, kuhz if you don't, he can plant substantial evidence that indicates you visited porn sites and whatever that can get you suspended/expelled depending on your school.

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

treat the IT guy with respect, kuhz if you don't, he can plant substantial evidence that indicates you visited porn sites and whatever that can get you suspended/expelled depending on your school.

Depends how smart you and he are.

Since i rarely actually login to the domain their would be no way to track me. I even spoof my MAC address in order to not violate our terms of service with IBM.

But logging also depends alot on where you are connecting from

For example, our school has 3 networks (I run 2 of them). We have the main network that connects all the newer (IBM ONLY) computers together. We also piggyback two other networks off of it. Since you are behind NAT and not logged into the BOARD domain, it is impossible to track down who has done what without the help of me or another person.

Their's a way around everything the school does