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School PC secuirty!

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Quote:(08-25-2013, 08:59 AM)Sparks Wrote:

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Quote: (08-25-2013, 08:57 AM)Harvey Wrote:

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Just run Chrome etc off a USB. Is this a laptop you get to take home with you or a desktop in the school?

It's the actual internet. So unless he uses a dongle, he's screwed. He could use tor or ultrasurf though. I use them all the time. Se my suggestion above.

How does the internet prevent him from running applications off a USB? o.O
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Quote:(08-25-2013, 10:38 AM)Harvey Wrote:

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Quote: (08-25-2013, 08:57 AM)Harvey Wrote:

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Just run Chrome etc off a USB. Is this a laptop you get to take home with you or a desktop in the school?

It's the actual internet. So unless he uses a dongle, he's screwed. He could use tor or ultrasurf though. I use them all the time. Se my suggestion above.

How does the internet prevent him from running applications off a USB? o.O

The internet is blocked. So you can bring your own laptop and connect to the school internet and pornhub will still be blocked. The key is to use a proxy server.
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#13
Quote:(08-25-2013, 08:16 AM)Kirito Wrote:

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Install a lightweight linux distro such as mint to a USB, then change the boot drive.
Do they allow you to run EXE files?

They allow to run EXE files as long it doesn't change any files in Program files or other places, basicly they prevent Administration


Quote: (08-25-2013, 04:08 AM)Marriland Wrote:

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You could always boot from USB.

I would suggest just using a Live CD for all of your work, or using the USB'S storage. (Get a 32GB USB and a lightweight distro such as Peppermint OS.)

I have a 32GB Usb but I've not been able too boot it throu USB, I've had earlier experience with formating computers with USB, but this one doesn't allow me(it doesn't show that I can boot with it)
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Quote:(08-25-2013, 08:39 AM)Fuck Face Unstoppable Wrote:

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If the process is literally called Student.exe, just write a simple Java program or fuck, even C# would do it tbh. Anyways, write a program to end/destroy the process. I do it in computer science all the time to browse forums.

I tried but it doesn't allow me to remove it on Task Manager Nd if I try with a homemade program then I doubt it's gonna work unless I'd run it as administrator
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Quote:(08-25-2013, 10:08 PM)FluffyFriendly Wrote:

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If the process is literally called Student.exe, just write a simple Java program or fuck, even C# would do it tbh. Anyways, write a program to end/destroy the process. I do it in computer science all the time to browse forums.

I tried but it doesn't allow me to remove it on Task Manager Nd if I try with a homemade program then I doubt it's gonna work unless I'd run it as administrator
All of the wut.

I gave you advice, don't blindly deny it.
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#16
In Australia, all students are given a laptop and they have some pretty kick-ass security software on them. E.g. I disabled their security/student monitoring software but it turns out that if you disable it, the internet is forever disabled on the PC unless you have a manufacturer's password to re-enable it.

I'd probably not bother with it, TBH. You should be able to boot from USB though, I don't see why that's not working. What happened when you restarted the PC and spammed F8/F12/FX?
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#17
Just put the program files on the USB, then run the program off there.
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Quote:(08-25-2013, 10:16 PM)Fuck Face Unstoppable Wrote:

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If the process is literally called Student.exe, just write a simple Java program or fuck, even C# would do it tbh. Anyways, write a program to end/destroy the process. I do it in computer science all the time to browse forums.

I tried but it doesn't allow me to remove it on Task Manager Nd if I try with a homemade program then I doubt it's gonna work unless I'd run it as administrator
All of the wut.

I gave you advice, don't blindly deny it.
How am I blindly denying it?
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Quote:(08-26-2013, 12:20 AM)Harvey Wrote:

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In Australia, all students are given a laptop and they have some pretty kick-ass security software on them. E.g. I disabled their security/student monitoring software but it turns out that if you disable it, the internet is forever disabled on the PC unless you have a manufacturer's password to re-enable it.

I'd probably not bother with it, TBH. You should be able to boot from USB though, I don't see why that's not working. What happened when you restarted the PC and spammed F8/F12/FX?

You could have used a proxy like tor. It stops them monitoring and allows all access. (To the internet)


Quote: (08-26-2013, 12:24 AM)Mafia Wrote:

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Just put the program files on the USB, then run the program off there.

You misunderstand. It's being run on the pc so it will still be blocked. It's the school internet so it will still be blocked.
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#20
I am a senor in highschool and have been working to penetrate my schools firewall repeatedly but now the game has changed because they have a software on the server itself that filters all web request that they do not approve before hand. If i was you, don't install shit on that computer. For skype, go to your skype installation on your pc at home and copy the phone folder onto your USB. You should be able to actually open skype and login although im not sure because if they have the shit i do at my school now then theres really few ways you can get around the firewall which will block you from connecting to anyone else. I would recommend doing this with all your programs.

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to see if you can find anyone to your interest that should run.

As for booting from a live disk, there is a chance that it won't work either for getting around school internet restrictions. Some schools have the restrictions on the server itself which processes all the web request that is within the campus.

I use to use Hotspot Shield and Tor. Both worked up until they blocked the connections. Hope this sheds some light on your delima. Good luck and don't get caught.

- Leroy
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