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At my school for whatever reason I was able to change for whatever reason the hosts file. I changed the popular mail service to redirect my clone site to collec
by angry-hacker 14y ago
At my school for whatever reason I was able to change for whatever reason the hosts file. I changed the popular mail service to redirect my clone site to collect passwords... I got caught in a week.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoWow, that's pretty cool. I never did anything particularly malicious, only tried to get around restrictions for my own ends. (sometimes necessarily)
- BoldAsAnEagle 14y agoI sniffed the traffic of my schools network, performing an ARP-poisoning attack, and then redirecting all traffic to https://internal.schoolwebadmin.thing.com https://internal.schoolwebadmin.thing.com to http://internal.schoolwebadmin.thing.com http://internal.schoolwebadmin.thing.com and caught the person attempting to login to update the internal web site of the school. Then I updated internal website-info, changing the https://accessitfromoutside.com https://accessitfromoutside.com link to http and started sniffing that server again. Over-night I got around 400 passwords from both teachers and students one of which was the administrators password for the local domain, where I could do many more things. But then it stopped being fun and I played counter strike again.
- danielweber 14y agoAt my school for whatever reason Ah, those magic words. For some reason I still don't understand today, 9 of us in my high school programming class had read permission on absolutely everything. It was only students numbered "01" through "09" in that particular class -- I checked the border conditions in a very OCD-style. Explored a lot of that IBM set up.