Screwing up the school network
Ok. I have been contemplating this idea. Hehe. But i wanna do it right soo…. i dont literally want to screw it up but i would like to piss some of the students off and test my school's admins. See if they really know anything at all.
Ok so this is how i am thinkin about going to do this. It all depends on one thing though and i know not whether it will. Ok im talking about batch files. Alright i know about naming it AUTO_EXEC.bat and it will auto execute on loadup. But… that is just on that local computer so i was thinking if i put AUTO_EXEC.bat onto one of the network drives. Then in the morning when the comp's boot up and everyone connects to the network that batch file will start and i want it to maybe echo something and then shutdown that computer.
any suggestions please! you dont have to be "part of the ordeal" but just if you know the answer it would be helpful. Let me know and any things i cuold add to it.
chislam wrote: Ok. I have been contemplating this idea. Hehe. But i wanna do it right soo…. i dont literally want to screw it up but i would like to piss some of the students off and test my school's admins. See if they really know anything at all.
Ok so this is how i am thinkin about going to do this. It all depends on one thing though and i know not whether it will. Ok im talking about batch files. Alright i know about naming it AUTO_EXEC.bat and it will auto execute on loadup. But… that is just on that local computer so i was thinking if i put AUTO_EXEC.bat onto one of the network drives. Then in the morning when the comp's boot up and everyone connects to the network that batch file will start and i want it to maybe echo something and then shutdown that computer.
any suggestions please! you dont have to be "part of the ordeal" but just if you know the answer it would be helpful. Let me know and any things i cuold add to it.
You could use batch files but I don't think that would work. Reason being most school networks don't allow batch files to be ran from student accounts, DOS is disabled. It is at my schools computers anyway. If you really want to cause some havoc I would exploit an Admin account for you to use, get on a teachers computer, or a computer that you know people with admin accounts use and plant a batch file, or other program to do it (if you know any other programming languages) on startup to delete the whole network.
Because with batch files you can program them to where there running in the background hidden from view. just be sure to plant them in C:&*92;Documents and Settings&*92;all users&*92;start menu—> in there somewhere
If your school has DOS open to all accounts, then they really don't know shit ;)
I'm almost positive that batch files wont work. I've tried batch on my schools, i've tried right clicking programs, they've blocked printers, they've blocked the primary drive, They've blocked right click, so on and so fourth.
For a Senior prank i'd LOVE to change the banner on the login to "I hearby acknowledge that Bill Cosby is the greatest" Instead of the regular "I hearby blah blah".
Harmless fun. ^^ I've been playing around on the computers, in the library I could actually open cmd, but only in safe mode, as for the cai lab, I can't even get to the cmd. >< Hopefully I find something soon, schools close to out. Let me know if anyone has any suggestions.
Oops almost forgot. You could try a fake login screen for the admins. ;-) But then you'd have to be able to get to a computer of a admin. -_-, hell if you're good enough charismatically, you can do it.
ha My cmd works fine What i did one time was use the net user command and change the password to log in and i just told my teacher that it would't let me log in and he looked so stupid trying to fix it. Lol. actually they called a technician to look at it but i didn't want to get caught so i switched it back and the technician came and left within 5 min. the next day.
aenman123 wrote: CONAMAN I DID THE EXACT SAME THING IN MY JAVA CLASS, wow i typed lots of caps, just thought it would be cooal to do itm, the novell network got pissed at the computer for having a pass tho so i couldnt use that computer until thdey fixed it a few days later, well thats my stpry
Allow me to be the first to congratulate you on the clarity of what you just said.
BobbyB wrote: aenman123 wrote: CONAMAN I DID THE EXACT SAME THING IN MY JAVA CLASS, wow i typed lots of caps, just thought it would be cooal to do itm, the novell network got pissed at the computer for having a pass tho so i couldnt use that computer until thdey fixed it a few days later, well thats my stpry
Allow me to be the first to congratulate you on the clarity of what you just said. agreed. WTF did he say?
well, it turns out that i couldnt do anything to the network because on the last 2 days, we had to take our 2 exams and then had to leave therefore i never got access to a computer :(. But for next year i am goin to think up something pretty good. My school doesnt have cmd blocked, they just focus on against sites like hacking or myspace and proxies lol. Thats it everything else i can do pretty much besides a few things. One thing though is included in the batch file i want to do is to make it copy a ginormous text file that is like 1GB and have the batch file keep copying that file several times onto the network until the network eventually crashes lol.
chislam wrote: donde mis perros estan? raspa conmigo si eres mi perro.
malachi - i know some spanish, does that mean where are my dogs? dont know what raspa mean's but then "with me if you are my dog". am i correct? lol
ahahaha, its from im a gangsta by josh tobin
"where are my dogs?" "bark with me if youre my dogs"
start > run > cmd.exe then type shutdown - m &*92;&92; t=5 -f -c "HAHAHA, DIE NETWORK"
That script will pretty much shutdown the whole network plus the domain controllers etc. The * is a wildcard for "all", otherwise you can just specify an exact ip or netbios name after the two "&*92;&*92;"
Me and my friend leigh did this, but instead of using the command line, we wrote a program that allowed us to select the computer lab number, then it would show us the computers that where online based on our selection. It was great fun. We also keylogged the network admin and stole the content keeper username and pass for Internet Explorer.
Ahhh, highschool days where fun……
Sometimes when i wanted to mess with the really stupid people in my class i would get to class a little early make a simple batch file that shutdown the computer, then i would delete the internet explorer icon, Make a shortcut to my batch file and make the icon the internet explorer icon. rename it internet explorer and when they got on the computer to play games(witch is all they do) they would click on the internet explorer icon and it would shut down thier computer. It was pretty funny becuase of deepfreeze when the computer turned off and back on the icon was linked to internet explorer again and i couldn't get caught
Fun times… fun times.
*include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int x;
x=0;
while(x==0)
{
system("net send * You got owned!");
}
return 0;
}
(The *'s at the start are meant to be hashes, in case you didn't know)
Compile that in Dev-C++ or whatever is your favourite C++ compiler. It will send an infinite loop of net send messages as long as the "Alerter" and "Messenger" services are enabled, it will eventually crash the network if it isn't stopped.
mastergamer wrote: You could ping flood them, but ICMP packets are small and net send messages are bigger so they crash the network faster. Also net sends can go to the entire network whereas pings can't
yeah thats true. But ping flooding them would still be funny because It would probibly make the network lag like hell.
i just heard about this about an hour ago but do you think it would be possible to move a few of the critical system32 files over into the temp directory so the computer would work untill it was shut down but then it wouldn't start again…. i'm not sure this would work it sounds a little far fetched to me I'll have to give it a try some time in the future