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RE: My teacher has too much power - xm-05 - 09-12-2014 Hello its me the OP again. I like the comment of Isaac since he figured out this things. I tried searching through task manager but the processes that seemed suspicious to me could only be turned off with admin access. Tried trough the command console that wasn't even listed in start. After getting to it it said i need admin access. But the notepad is turned on, haven't tried with .bat files yet. Also for blackeagle : it amazed because last year the school didn't have such intense security over students, and also i wanted to know how does this work because if you have physical access to computer you could infect it and next time someone joins it they woudn't even know. Thank you all for the answers. RE: My teacher has too much power - h3r0 - 09-12-2014 (09-12-2014, 07:27 PM)xm-05 Wrote: Hello its me the OP again. I like the comment of Isaac since he figured out this things. I tried searching through task manager but the processes that seemed suspicious to me could only be turned off with admin access. Tried trough the command console that wasn't even listed in start. After getting to it it said i need admin access. But the notepad is turned on, haven't tried with .bat files yet. from bat there are many ways to get a command shell try the following. The only way to block the last one is to block bat. Code: @echo off
cmdCode: @echo off
commandCode: @echo off
command.comCode: @echo off
:a
set /p input
%input%
goto aRE: My teacher has too much power - SeoGuy - 09-22-2014 Whatever you do in school ;-) make sure you dont get caught doing it! RE: My teacher has too much power - SeoGuy - 09-22-2014 Whatever you do in school ;-) make sure you dont get caught doing it! RE: My teacher has too much power - SwisherSweets - 09-29-2014 (09-09-2014, 08:17 PM)xm-05 Wrote: Hello HC, since i have a problem posting in other section i'm currently going to post here then move it after i figure it out. What your teacher is using is called a RAT, which stands for a Remote Access Tool. It is indeed possible to attack your teacher's computer, but uhh, personally I wouldn't do it on any computer he/she has a RAT installed on as they can see what you're doing, so you'd probably get caught. Then you'd be facing a shitload of charges...Think carefully before you try to be the "cool kid". RE: My teacher has too much power - SwisherSweets - 09-29-2014 (09-09-2014, 08:17 PM)xm-05 Wrote: Hello HC, since i have a problem posting in other section i'm currently going to post here then move it after i figure it out. What your teacher is using is called a RAT, which stands for a Remote Access Tool. It is indeed possible to attack your teacher's computer, but uhh, personally I wouldn't do it on any computer he/she has a RAT installed on as they can see what you're doing, so you'd probably get caught. Then you'd be facing a shitload of charges...Think carefully before you try to be the "cool kid". RE: My teacher has too much power - Inori - 09-30-2014 My school system, the TDSB, uses a program similar to what you're describing here. I'm not totally sure but I think it's called netsafe or something. |