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I broke into some systems at my high school, and got hired jr/sr year at my school district. Their issue was a permission misconfiguration in AD, and allowed me
by arwineap 3y ago
I broke into some systems at my high school, and got hired jr/sr year at my school district. Their issue was a permission misconfiguration in AD, and allowed me to do all sorts of things like adjust the backgrounds for all the computers in the district
I thought it'd be an interesting entry into tech jobs, specifically around microsoft AD, which was something I never got to really play with enough at home (licensing, and hardware limitations)
They ended up just using me to re-image and setup machines :(
- mavamaarten 3y agoI also broke into the systems in college, but I was so anxious/scared about the whole ordeal I didn't dare to disclose the vulnerabilities I found. I figured it could go both ways: either my career as IT student was over, or they would thank/praise me for it. I figured it wasn't worth the risk.