[Ben Goulbourn]

Quik, on Oct 4 2002, 03:30 PM, said:

Well, soon they are integrading personall logins rather domain logins

yeah
but until they do

have fun

[racer1legal]

Quik, on 26 Sep, 2002 - 11:03 AM, said:

Ok,so.. using my 'uber leet' skills I got access to cmd.exe at my school's "highley protected NT computers'

*Instructions*
Make a random shortcut.. Goto its properties.. change the target to
c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe

now, wohla.. u have access to DoS.

so, I start messaging random messages to people in my class. And soon enough I get a error, and shows me the different commands.

I notice one that's description is "Send to all computers on the network"
and well, I go ahead and type

net send *

Well, what do ya know it sends to all 3000 computers at my school. All you hear is beeep beep beep beep beep (like in the Ellen apple comercial) in the library.

Soon after, I see a computer tech coming around looking at each computers domain.. and well, He stops at mine, and soon enough Im sent to the VP office.

Well, I didn't get introuble, but thats my story for today.

he can u send me better instuction bro/

[DilutedImage]

Haha .. Just a LITTLE late on the reply there!

[GWatt]

My school's pretty locked down. While we have access to drives, the C drive is protected by deepfreeze. DOS is blocked on some comps, but not all. Even so, there are certain commands to which students don't have access. Also, all ports except 80 are blocked. Port 3128 is the http proxy port, but that requires a password.
It's a good thing that I'm pretty friendly with the IT people at my school. If I decide to screw around, they'll just tell me to stop, but won't report it.

[Thorian]

didnt quick stop coming round here in 2003?? I wonder what he is up to now.

Oh and XP has netsend disabled by default.