The day LD's school got owned

[vashthestampede0987]

hawkeye introduce yourself in the newb forum k? Oh and the kid from LD's school reminds me of 2 girls at my school who wrote all over the bathroom in permanant marker er something saying they were going to do shit to this one popular girl in my school....I would make a thread on it but its not too exciting.

[evilbutterfly]

Writing on the bathroom wall is nothing compared to computer virus stuff. My 9th grade year, somebody wrote "Columbine 2" and a date on a bathroom wall. That day there was a fire drill that lasted awefully long, and we saw dogs sniffing around and people checking in the trashcans for bombs. Silly kids and their bomb threats.

The kid in LD's story got off pretty easy, though. Good for him!

And to whoever was talking about hacking the system. What people need to do is hire hackers to hack their systems. Every time the hacker discovers a hole in the security, they tell the people who make the system exactly what the hole is and how it's exploited. Then they can fix the hole and patch it up. Seriously, I would pay somebody to hack into my server (if I had one) so I could fix all the loopholes and backdoors so that it was virtually hack-proof.

[lightdarkness]

And to whoever was talking about hacking the system. What people need to do is hire hackers to hack their systems. Every time the hacker discovers a hole in the security, they tell the people who make the system exactly what the hole is and how it's exploited. Then they can fix the hole and patch it up. Seriously, I would pay somebody to hack into my server (if I had one) so I could fix all the loopholes and backdoors so that it was virtually hack-proof.

Thats what the gov does.

[vashthestampede0987]

No they wrote like serious threats. They got found out the day before it was going to go to the state court or something. I didnt see the writing for myself but there were death threats and some other stuff like that.

[Brainmaster07]

Dude, death threats are a daily occurance. Plus we've already gotten like 4 'anonymos' bomb threats this year aswell (It's gotten to the point where they don't even excuse class... for a bomb threat...) But spreading a virus to multiple schools? :O, that takes the cake.

[CtrlAltDestroy]

I've got a program (nothing like a virus) that looks like an error for Win. 2000 Pro. that will say there is a "pw error occurance" and ask for your pw. When they finish and ckick OK, it saves the pw on Notepad and is stored in Program Files (good for getting the administrative pw to the school).

[Anticrombie0909]

I've got a program (nothing like a virus) that looks like an error for Win. 2000 Pro. that will say there is a "pw error occurance" and ask for your pw. When they finish and ckick OK, it saves the pw on Notepad and is stored in Program Files (good for getting the administrative pw to the school).

Anybody who falls for that is the dumbest person alive and should be officially kicked off the internet.

[Squeek]

I've got a program (nothing like a virus) that looks like an error for Win. 2000 Pro. that will say there is a "pw error occurance" and ask for your pw. When they finish and ckick OK, it saves the pw on Notepad and is stored in Program Files (good for getting the administrative pw to the school).

Hello, year 1 of programming class! It's been about 5 years since someone (namely, me) thought of this and used it to ACTUALLY STEAL the admin password for the school's primary server.

That was Visual Basic and it was excruciatingly easy to make. I also made one that wouldn't let you do anything else until you accepted the message, which was, of course, to delete every file on your computer. All I did was say "deleting" and ran the file list through it for a while.

~Squeek

[lightdarkness]

I've got a program (nothing like a virus) that looks like an error for Win. 2000 Pro. that will say there is a "pw error occurance" and ask for your pw. When they finish and ckick OK, it saves the pw on Notepad and is stored in Program Files (good for getting the administrative pw to the school).

Hello, year 1 of programming class! It's been about 5 years since someone (namely, me) thought of this and used it to ACTUALLY STEAL the admin password for the school's primary server.

That was Visual Basic and it was excruciatingly easy to make. I also made one that wouldn't let you do anything else until you accepted the message, which was, of course, to delete every file on your computer. All I did was say "deleting" and ran the file list through it for a while.

~Squeek

I did something similar.

My sisters computer had a password on it, it was windows 98, so you can bypass it and still access all the files, but it's still cool to have the password.

In VB, I made a login proggie, that looked like Win98's. When my sister put in her password, it then printed out the password in a werid font, she couldn't read.

I then decrypted it, and had her password, and her boyfriends. Her password was *boyfriendsname*u so I guessed his password *mysistersname*u, and it worked.

I rock.

[deposition]

I make a program that spread the same way thought the all users and then specific users start up folder but I had it pretty much take control of their computer and do basically anything I wanted, a year ago. Its still on the computer theis year as well.. You can ask Fusion.

[msbrunnettemickey]

^_^ heh!
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[hydrojakep]

umm

HUGE FUCKING BUMP.


loser :<

[JurseyRider734]

WOW MICKEY. DONT BUMP TOPICS OVER A MONTH OLD. ESPECIALLY WITH "^_^ heh!"






WHAT THE HELL. READ THE RULES.

[CypherToorima]

^_^ heh

[lightdarkness]

Don't bump old topics.

Read the rules.

Warned.