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* One such trick was the restart DoS attack. It’s simple really. shutdown /r /m \\IPAddress /t 0 * Today in schools, this would sadly get you expelled for "co
by 55873445216111 6y ago
* One such trick was the restart DoS attack. It’s simple really.
shutdown /r /m \\IPAddress /t 0 *
Today in schools, this would sadly get you expelled for "computer network hacking".
- mnd999 6y agoReminds me of when we allegedly rendered a server inoperable (MS LAN Manager?) by sending too many broadcast winpopup messages.
- xyanb 6y agoThis is true! I also have a good story about how certain network cameras were left unprotected on the school network and some individuals took advantage of that by guessing the default password.
- girvo 6y agoThey only took my account away in high school. Silly: I had a dozen other accounts ;)
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoNever knew you could do a remote shutdown like this, but we did find out about a "net send" command to put popups onto other kids' computers. Later we found a neat exploit / remote access kit, friend of mine could merge the backdoor onto a random .exe file (we used a desktop sheep because ha ha look at the funny sheep). We got that onto a number of school PC's and told people off for using MSN at school for example. I also used it on my parents' computer and found out how much they had on their savings account.
- xvf22 6y agoHazy memory but I forged the NetWare login screen to grab admin password then replaced the original login process with one that logged all logins. Was a moron and left a printout somewhere and I was the first suspect. Had a good relationship with the compsci teachers so I somehow ended up getting a shared office and got paid by the school to secure their systems.