A friend of mine got hassled in the high school computer lab for being in cpanel for his personal website. Apparently it looked scary. Security on the old Macs

A friend of mine got hassled in the high school computer lab for being in cpanel for his personal website. Apparently it looked scary. Security on the old Macs was hilarious though - the student user accounts had a limited set of applications they were allowed to launch, but it was only enforced via Finder checking when you double clicked it. There were so many other ways to launch things. Custom buttons in AppleWorks toolbars, AppleScript, dragging it into Safari and then opening it from the downloads manager, and setting the creator code to match any application you had permission for were convenient options. Don't have access to run Script Editor? That's ok, type applescript: into Safari's URL bar and it'll pop right up.