[YayHar]

Closing these. Reevaluating my time.

[๖ۣۜSynapse]

Very useful tutorial and the method as well as OP have my full vouch. Thanks for this!

[Niko]

Nice TuT, but rip all the kids that get caught.

[Prawnster]

Nice TuT, but rip all the kids that get caught.

Just wondering, how would they catch you?
If you had everything spoofed and was running a VPN or something?

[YayHar]

Just wondering, how would they catch you?
If you had everything spoofed and was running a VPN or something?

When you infect school computers, they take it as a government offense, since it's technically government computers.

[Silent Uprising]

www.not-a-virus.com. Lol. And nice tut btw. Don't think it would work because alot of the IT people(at least at my school) have basic security knowledge.

[GrandpaSherman]

What happened to the glory days of ddosing schools?

[Punisher]

This is a good way to get expelled from school and possibly arrested.

One time I use a .BAT file to send a file to every network connected computer in the school district, the school IT guy was able to trace it back to the computer I used in the school, and they called the room and wouldn't let anyone leave until someone confessed.

Long story short, I got expelled for the year.

Remember kids: EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

[#Skyline]

The school website would have to be coded poorly to have there emails displayed within the html tags of the site.
So this method would of work if the emails are within the html page.

If the contact form sends a POST request, like most contact forms do, then this method will not work.

[MrNacho123]

Holy shit this is genius! I would never do this, but damn this method would be worth buying IMO. Thanks for the thread OP :)

[GrandpaSherman]

The school website would have to be coded poorly to have there emails displayed within the html tags of the site.
So this method would of work if the emails are within the html page.

If the contact form sends a POST request, like most contact forms do, then this method will not work.

Most schools have the emails public on the site. And if they don't they usually rock a mailto:

[Armada]

The school website would have to be coded poorly to have there emails displayed within the html tags of the site.
So this method would of work if the emails are within the html page.

If the contact form sends a POST request, like most contact forms do, then this method will not work.

Was thinking that myself, but again, most schools now have a listing of staff contacts as well.

Id highly suggest using VPN or proxy connectivity when spoofing, dont forget email headers log originating IP#'s

[#Skyline]

Most schools have the emails public on the site. And if they don't they usually rock a mailto:

Thanks for clarifying simple terminology.

Although I was talking about if the contact form uses a PHP script to send the POST data as an email, you wouldn't be able to find there emails as PHP is server sided.

[HiddenEyE]

Thanks for clarifying simple terminology.

Although I was talking about if the contact form uses a PHP script to send the POST data as an email, you wouldn't be able to find there emails as PHP is server sided.

email of every website can be gotten with a simple trick. exceptions are mail providers only.

[insurance]

This is very HQ my dude can't wait for some h4xx0rs to get arrested for trying this