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I did this with "net send" back in high school and got in trouble.
by hk1337 3y ago
I did this with "net send" back in high school and got in trouble.
- greenie_beans 3y agowas just thinking about the same thing but they didn't catch me!
- hiatus 3y agoI don't think "net send" uses ARP as you had to be connected to a domain iirc.
- e12e 3y agoUses/used NetBIOS in various guises - no ARP.
- yarekt 3y agoHaha those were the days. Accidentally (on purpose) sent a message to entire domain in college, IT teachers immediately looked to us trouble makers :D
- junon 3y agoUnless the network analyzer cared about malformed or weird ARP packets (which it probably doesn't) then ARP messaging would probably be undetectable.
- huhtenberg 3y ago`write` sends its regards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_(Unix) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_(Unix)
- Terr_ 3y ago> I found that trick and showed it to some friends... But it's hard to keep a secret, and somehow a larger non-friend group was using it to cheat in a computer-lab class. I was offended by the blatant cheating, and a little by the idea that certain people I didn't particularly like were profiting from what I'd found. > So I spoofed the system administrator's username (not hard on Win9x) and sent off a stern warning, which must've surprised them since suddenly all the messages stopped. :)