Help Req. How to access the I:\ Drive (Institution Directory)

[Anonymous666]

At my school they have a I:\ Drive which has the folders with all the teachers important info. I want to access it. I can access the Cmd Prompt even though its blocked all i need now is how to gain access to the drive. any info would be helpful.

[iTpHo3NiX]

At my school they have a I:\ Drive which has the folders with all the teachers important info. I want to access it. I can access the Cmd Prompt even though its blocked all i need now is how to gain access to the drive. any info would be helpful.

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net use I: \\machine\sharename
However if it's password protected, good luck lmfao because then it would be:

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net use I: \\machine\sharename /user:domain\username
You'll need to figure out the password of the machine that the share is coming from. Can't help with that without more info, such as Machine OS, etc.

However due to your "level of learning" (yeah that's me turning over a new leaf) you can't even grasp the fact that this is a community and should introduce yourself before we help you with something illegal... but I digress.

[Anonymous666]

Thank you for the help!
The OS is windows XP professional
I will try this tomorrow at school and see if it works!

[iTpHo3NiX]

Thank you for the help!
The OS is windows XP professional
I will try this tomorrow at school and see if it works!

Is that the remote machine or your machine? And how do you know the remote machine is xp? Most schools use windows servers for their remote drives. Not always the case but if it's set up by the IT at the school, most likely it is.

[Silent Infiltrator]

Well, 10/1 they have everything logged and also have passwords enabled. I would not suggest trying to bruteforce/use dictionary attacks trying to obtain it. Your best bet would be to keylogg a teachers' laptop or desktop in the hope of them entering the password.

[Matriplex]

Do as you wish, but if I were you I wouldn't try this. What's the purpose? To just fuck around with the teachers' stuff? The very people that teach you almost everything you've learned about history, math, etc. Honestly that's a little rude, jusst a little.
As DeepCopy said, don't forget an introduction.