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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #90 on: April 24, 2013, 10:45:51 pm »
Well there's this wifi internet service in school and you have to buy expensive vouchers to use it.
Paid wifi in school? That's so wrong for so many reasons... You have my applaud, sir.

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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #91 on: April 25, 2013, 01:28:41 am »

Another method you couldve used was DNS Tunneling using Iodine, which btw is a useful skill as itll allow you to use any "Pay2Use" Hotspot for free :)

Thanks you.I'll be sure to employ said method in my future exploits ;D

Paid wifi in school? That's so wrong for so many reasons... You have my applaud, sir.

I feel the same way..Thank you ;D

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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #92 on: April 26, 2013, 08:12:23 pm »
Well I remember another thing. It is from a school.
I had this brainfucked teacher for IT. She didn't even know how to write in pascal or pronounce "boolean". One day we had an exam on computers and she dug up from God knows where these DOS programs that was made a decade ago for IT students to test their knowledge and shit.
I didn't perform well, because honestly - it was pathetic (and too old to understand) so at the end of it, the program crashed. Teacher, before the exam, said that if we close the window BEFORE showing to her the result, we'll get a 2 (10 score scale). So yeah, my program crashed.
But then I thought - she's stupid, maybe I can deceive her. And quickly shown her the fake error message through the CMD and said that these programs usually leave logs!, she told me to find them.
She believed and went away. I found some old IE cookies, copied some of it and changed a bit to say my name and the grade I got.
Of course it looked to her so bad-ass that she believed me and wrote the grade down.

This is just one of the better wins with that retarded teacher xD




Since so many seem to be going with their High School days i figure i will as well. The stuff i pulled in her class.....better yet i have feedback on some of it from when my sister had her 5 years later! such as if you so much as MENTION the word quake 2 in her class room, she writes you up and sends you to the office. You see i kept loading quake 2 on all the pc's so me and my buddys could LAN up and shoot each other during class, once every few weeks she would go through and delete it. Finally i got tired of this and loaded it, hid it, changed all the proper names of files so it couldnt be searched for, changed picture icons, went in the registry and removed it from the add/remove programs list, basically made it impossible to find unless you already knew where it was. Lets just say she does NOT like that game...


Anyway thats not even close to my favorite that i pulled in her class. Since we were on our own LAN separate from the school their was no central logs to worry about(not that i would of had to considering our admins loved me, we would hold after hour's lan partys in the library...or screw with students profiles etc. good times). Anyway this time it was a C++ class with the same teacher, and we had a couple of prepy kids who thought that i was in their domain still. they would do dumb little stuff like unplug my keyboard or mouse or send netsends with very original insults like "fag". after a few days of this i shrugged my shoulders and just batch filed them. for every one message they would send me i would send 10k back. lets just say they got annoyed.


 Even better though the leader of this little group of two thought he was soooo smart one day sitting behind my desk "talking" to the teacher and watching my screen. see  he was going to learn how to do what i was doing to him! So i purposefully bring on a fresh notepad, type very slowly, copy and paste the message very slowly, then very slowly save it as a .bat file.(even though i already had 3-4 hidden away on the system and no need to make a new one, i wanted him to batch file me so that when i stepped my game up it was deserved :P) So right after he stops talking to the teacher and runs to sit down by his buddy and they start talking in a whisper and typing on their keyboards, sure enough 5 minutes later here comes a batch filed netsend. Which is when i implemented the next step: batch filing the teacher as his PC cussing her out. so now the teacher while having no proof in logs to show they did it, is watching them closely, so i keep batch filing them, but not as my pc, but as each others PC. so it looks like they are attacking each other. "hey man why are you batch filing me" god i laughed so hard.


Anyway after several days of this (them batch filing each other and the teacher) the dude just looses it in class. gets up and cusses me out, cusses the teacher out, and leaves. He damn near got kicked out his senior year, all because he decided to fuck with a hacker in his domain. To add icing to this delicious cake he comes in the next day talking to his buddy about how he is having such a bad day, he totaled his truck, was sick, and was 2 demerits shy of being expelled  i look dead at him and just start laughing, hard. He gave me, to this day, the most evil glare i have ever seen in my life. then sits down and says nothing. because what can he do? or say? if he twitches wrong he gets expelled with 2 months to go in his senior year....


Which is a long way of saying. If your making fun of people for being smarter than you, dont be surprised when they out smart you.
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #93 on: April 28, 2013, 05:45:41 pm »



Since so many seem to be going with their High School days i figure i will as well. The stuff i pulled in her class.....better yet i have feedback on some of it from when my sister had her 5 years later! such as if you so much as MENTION the word quake 2 in her class room, she writes you up and sends you to the office. You see i kept loading quake 2 on all the pc's so me and my buddys could LAN up and shoot each other during class, once every few weeks she would go through and delete it. Finally i got tired of this and loaded it, hid it, changed all the proper names of files so it couldnt be searched for, changed picture icons, went in the registry and removed it from the add/remove programs list, basically made it impossible to find unless you already knew where it was. Lets just say she does NOT like that game...

HAHAHAHAHAHA FUCKING QUAKE, I completely forgot about that, I did the exact same thing to the shop teacher of all things. I don't know who originally installed the game, but I kept reloading it and even locked out the school admins from modifying the files at one point. So they just got a whole brand new serverxD


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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #94 on: April 28, 2013, 06:34:25 pm »
Which is a long way of saying. If your making fun of people for being smarter than you, dont be surprised when they out smart you.

True words to live by... ;D

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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #95 on: June 20, 2013, 07:18:37 pm »
Man none of these hacks yall speak of sound very rewarding.


I wanna hear about yall defacing Yahoo! or Google or something insanely serious like that.



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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #96 on: June 20, 2013, 07:31:46 pm »
Man none of these hacks yall speak of sound very rewarding.


I wanna hear about yall defacing Yahoo! or Google or something insanely serious like that.

I think you have the wrong impression of what hacks really is. Sure defacing Yahoo would technically be a hack. But it would be a lame one not to mention stupid.

Secondly, those of us with a little bit of brains around here wouldn't brag about 'serious shit'. That's how you get caught. At least in public..
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #97 on: June 20, 2013, 11:12:26 pm »
I think you have the wrong impression of what hacks really is. Sure defacing Yahoo would technically be a hack. But it would be a lame one not to mention stupid.

Secondly, those of us with a little bit of brains around here wouldn't brag about 'serious shit'. That's how you get caught. At least in public..

Yeah I was thinking about that statement which I now retract. My bad, I'm just new to this world and one bit at a time learning.
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #98 on: June 21, 2013, 06:23:30 am »
Man none of these hacks yall speak of sound very rewarding.


I wanna hear about yall defacing Yahoo! or Google or something insanely serious like that.

Dude, defacing ... really.
There are Far more interesting things to do than that.
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #99 on: June 21, 2013, 06:32:48 am »
LET ME HIJACK GOOGLE'S DNS SERVERS IN PEACE, SHITLORDS.
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #100 on: June 21, 2013, 07:55:10 pm »
LET ME HIJACK GOOGLE'S DNS SERVERS IN PEACE, SHITLORDS.


oh damn it just got REAL up in here! everyone hide we has a h4x0r!


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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #101 on: June 21, 2013, 08:14:17 pm »

oh damn it just got REAL up in here! everyone hide we has a h4x0r!


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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #102 on: August 21, 2014, 08:57:43 pm »
I know this is REALLY grave digging but, I wanna keep this alive for great merriment.

I once worked at a Meijer with one of the largest CCTV systems I've ever seen. Shit rivaled some banks. Zero blind spots because of rotating [won't include model of cameras (for reasons)] head encased in shatter proof, tinted poly(methyl methacrylate) a/k/a/ Plexiglas. These were incredibly high up on the beams (for reasons).

I got into an argument with an employee and it got heated and I basically ended up getting into a fight in the store in the rec room. This guy was easily twice my size and they tried saying I was the one who swung first. Somehow all the tapes to this incident were never acquired by the police so I took matters into my own hands.

These were some bad ass camera setups, obviously. Totally unhackable right? Nope. With the help of a few GNU/Linux tools under the GPL, which I won't directly get into here, I was able to get admin access within an hour, and using some ninja skill to get into the server room (Wal-Mart and Meijer both have these types of rooms that hold all the relevant shit in them for camera systems/their intranet).

So, in one fell swoop I was able to locate the missing (lengthy) section that was miraculously missing (in the trash files, go figure), labelled it as evidence and downloaded it to a thumb drive. I presented it to my lawyer and said someone left it at my door. This was not all admissible in court but I was able to prove with the small amount of evidence that the guy swung first and his employment was terminated. Although I was also let go a month later, I still felt satisfied with how I got him back. "Payback is a bitch", and all that.
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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #103 on: August 22, 2014, 01:47:57 am »
I took down corruptsecurity.net two days ago

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Re: Most rewarding hack you've ever done?
« Reply #104 on: August 22, 2014, 02:00:08 am »
Dude, you should fix your post. I see you double-posted there. It wont be long before someone takes their frustrations out on you for your rookie mistake.

Also, care to elaborate some more about your righteous gibson hack? How did it make you feel? What were the circumstances surrounding your decision to hack this site? Were there any repercussions? What was your method?

Im new here too, so its not really my place to tell you what to do - just sayin.
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