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That brings back memories, I did exactly the same too. The logins were shared with the Windows machines so after nabbing the password of our maths teacher, a fe
by naughty 11y ago
That brings back memories, I did exactly the same too. The logins were shared with the Windows machines so after nabbing the password of our maths teacher, a few friends and I went through his account vandalising his PowerPoint slides to add subtle nonsense. Poor guy didn't know what on earth was going on during his lectures. Also found out the 'debug' login for the switches and used it to rather destructively mess with the network, much to the chagrin of the sysadmins. Good times!
- gh02t 11y agoHey, at least you had passwords. The network in my school district just used an invisible drive to store everything. If you manually navigated to something like h: or g: (can't remember) you'd suddenly have full access to every person in the school's home directory.