TUT: Raping School Computers

i havnt done one of these tutorials in awhile, but this one is damn useful if you REALLY want to cause some sh*t

this method was tested on Windows 7 school computer only.


Things you need.

1. Andrews Anti-Snoop Tool
2. 7-zip Portable
3. 42.zip

Links:

Spoiler:

1. Open Z-zip
2. Find 42.zip
3. enter the password and extract onto persons computer or the public school account that everyone uses
4. Extract 42.zip
5. keep extracting the zip's in 42.zip until each zip extracts to 4 GB's
6. Open Andrews Anti-Snoop Tool
7. While 7-zip is open and extracting the 4GB files to overload the harddrive press CRTL+SHIFT+A to hide the window (to unhide CRTL+SHIFT+Z)
8. Once window is hidden do this multiple times in many different folders
9. make sure to hide all 7-zip processes
10. Make sure to Switch User not log off, or the process will stop
11. watch and lol as your admin flips a sh*t




how do i know this works? ive done it

I would liked to use this when I was in the school but which would be the worst that could happen???
I think I'll keep it for my children in the future

thanks seth!

My cheap ass school has windows xp >.<

it can work on XP if you can switch users. and what happens is, after you hide the process, task manager is usually blocked at school so they cant find out what is making the large files, so it will continue to run.

Also: to make the window permanently hidden, close out the Anti Snoop tool while the process is still hidden.

i did it today at school during my java class and it successfully corrupted the public student school account. and theres no way of getting caught. if so i might get permabanned from using computers.

great job seth

Ahahaha, overflowing the hard drive to overwrite important data is frickin' awesome.
You should never leave school, Seth. You would miss out on these kinda things xDD

I also think that you can reset the whole computer while booting by pressing Alt + F11 to remove all restrictions.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101103101101AAZo6JI

I dont know who it was but someone shared me spam that works at school and i got suspended after usin that, i wonder what will happen if i use this

I got suspended for using a proxy to get on facebook. The Hell?

another helpful school hacking tip:

Bypass all restrictions/website blocks by using UltraSurf to go on any site!

Im getting famous at school for hacking stuff and getting on youtube... Its pretty fun, and thx seth

Seth@WiiPlaza wrote:another helpful school hacking tip:

Bypass all restrictions/website blocks by using UltraSurf to go on any site!

Gonna go try that today

TheDetonator wrote:I got suspended for using a proxy to get on facebook. The Hell?

It's one thing using a proxy. And another going on to facebook.

My teacher laughs when I use a proxy. But when I go on facebook he tells me off.


By the way, Ultra surf messed up a computer at my school, lol. It was to do with the way the internet is setup there.

I'm surprised they don't have camera's in the computer room at my school

works fine at mine

TheDetonator wrote:I'm surprised they don't have camera's in the computer room at my school

They have cameras in computer room but they NEVER use it and also, the teachers are so strict with computers so they look around every time and see what we have done in that lesson

my school is pretty lackadaisical, usually during my study hall i either leave school or to eat at a resturant or light up some bud, theres also a pool near my school i could swim at if i wanted to, or i go to the library which isnt monitored at all and i usually experiment on those computers if im bored

@seth
LOL!, I thought that there was no such kind of schools in USA

I thought there were no schools in Guatemala

TheDetonator wrote:I thought there were no schools in Guatemala

no, there's no, that's why this is my face-->>

well if i get caught leaving school ill probably get suspended (but i wont get caught)

Stay In School And Be Cool!! That used to be our school motto but they dumped the idea because kids weren't getting the message.