Hello. This is my first post on this forums and I thank you for taking your time reading this, An even bigger thank you if you do reply to me if it helps or not. 😁
I am studying computer science in my college, We have plenty of access to plenty of computers within in the college. There is a student common which I have access to. There is a teachers common which I believe is on the :Z Drive.
I am not hoping to cause any harm to anyone but just to help myself with the grades. I am not good at communications and I need to view some files to get me a pass.
Again, Thank you & have a good day. 🤗
Sep 26, 2017 11:10 AM
(This post was last modified: Sep 26, 2017 11:11 AM by SIM-3684208.)
No one can really help you unless you give us more information. Is there a password on the Z Drive or what is stopping you from acessing it? Just give us a more specific description. Then we can help you 🤗🤗🤗
It says I do not have permission to access the drive. Thank you.
If you have the chance to use the teacher's computer for a few seconds and if you are willing to spend some money on a handy gadget there is the Bad USB option: little devices that are recognized as HID devices and thus can simulate key presses allowing you to do many keyboard-related actions very fast, for example opening the command prompt and copying the files you need on an external SD if your Bad USB model supports it. You have to create scripts for this sort of devices but they are very easy to make, however you'd already need to know where to look in the disk if you want to automate the copying process. Or, you can create a script to dump the admin password and then take your time to do everything manually when nobody is looking.
A couple examples of Bad USBs are Malduino and Rubber Ducky, you can check them out but beware they are not too cheap, especially the models with external micro SD. Of course be careful with what you're doing and blah blah blah, I think you know you're running risks by doing this.
I dont know of any permission cracks. Due to what you said that obviously means that you need to get administrative permission. You prob would want to use a keylogger. Not too sure. Good luck, Have fun and dont get caught!!
I'll take my best approach to it and won't rush into it so I don't get caught.
Thank you for your decent replies guys I shall hopefully learn a lot from this as I do hope to use it in the future for a good purpose as I wish to go into cyber security !
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(Sep 26, 2017 12:35 PM)SynergyRisk Wrote: I'll take my best approach to it and won't rush into it so I don't get caught.
Thank you for your decent replies guys I shall hopefully learn a lot from this as I do hope to use it in the future for a good purpose as I wish to go into cyber security !
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Good luck in your cyber security journey then, if you have any more questions or doubts feel free to ask them here.
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what ever happened to discouraging skids who dont know shit about not getting caught?
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(Sep 26, 2017 11:12 AM)SynergyRisk Wrote: It says I do not have permission to access the drive. Thank you. group policy probably. you'd need an admin account for access (try working for the IT desk)
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I would suggest perhaps working on the communication issues that you claim are preventing you from getting the grades you want. That's just me though, I figure that self improvement would be better than committing a felony.
(Sep 26, 2017 01:06 PM)Faith Connors Wrote: what ever happened to discouraging skids who dont know shit about not getting caught?
I was expecting to see a lot nore of this as well.
(Sep 26, 2017 01:06 PM)Faith Connors Wrote: what ever happened to discouraging skids who dont know shit about not getting caught?
Who are we to stop them from ruining their life?
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(Sep 26, 2017 11:35 AM)Baud Wrote: If you have the chance to use the teacher's computer for a few seconds and if you are willing to spend some money on a handy gadget there is the Bad USB option: little devices that are recognized as HID devices and thus can simulate key presses allowing you to do many keyboard-related actions very fast, for example opening the command prompt and copying the files you need on an external SD if your Bad USB model supports it. You have to create scripts for this sort of devices but they are very easy to make, however you'd already need to know where to look in the disk if you want to automate the copying process. Or, you can create a script to dump the admin password and then take your time to do everything manually when nobody is looking.
A couple examples of Bad USBs are Malduino and Rubber Ducky, you can check them out but beware they are not too cheap, especially the models with external micro SD. Of course be careful with what you're doing and blah blah blah, I think you know you're running risks by doing this.
To make things a bit more secure, you could let your badUSB execute a script which uploads everything you need to a FTP server. Then you can jus put the USB in for 1 second and let the script on the computer do the rest. If you need any help with etting up a script, please contact me.
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