I fucked up now

**Keikan** · 11-29-2004, 11:22 PM

Ok so today we had a subtitute teacher in computer science who was computer illiterate. So i decided to not do my work as usual and fuck around. (my mark is 43%). Anyways these computers are filled with nifty security called "Novell Netware" the thing has its own log on promt so you can log into the computer and you can't use the windows log in thing and prevents you from doing other things like edit internet options. Since its a computer science class the computers all have the visual 6 c++ thingy. Now here the exploit. the computer has a program called "terminate x" designed to crash what ever your doing that your not suppose to be doing (like editing internet options). now the task manager from ctrl alt del is disabled but you can close it by going into visual studio tools and terminating the process. Now once I terminated it I went to the control panel to see what neat-o things were there and i uninstalled novell netware. Well now you can't log on into the computer. These computers were fixed to be secure.

Could this be a good thing or bad? It's good because i can tell the teacher that i have found an exploit in it's security. Or else i'll just get in trouble and i won't be able to use a computer again in the school

**tesco** · 11-29-2004, 11:25 PM

i think you should just start using a different computer.

what's this endtask thing in visual?

i want to try that at school!
how do you use it?

you can reinstall novell netware login thingy from the network connections proprties but im not sure if it will be setup properly and all that.

(not even sure if it's the right one lol).

**Keikan** · 11-29-2004, 11:34 PM

u can't even log in.

its in visual c++ tools, process views

**iMartin** · 11-30-2004, 12:09 AM

My school uses that same Novel crap, it's easy to bypass.

**Smith** · 11-30-2004, 01:26 AM

Originally Posted by iMartin

My school uses that same Novel crap, it's easy to bypass.

same but im stupid as hell so have no idea how 2.

novell something.

when u press ctrl alt del it just brings up a pass word screen to change my password

**peat moss** · 11-30-2004, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Keikan

Ok so today we had a subtitute teacher in computer science who was computer illiterate. So i decided to not do my work as usual and fuck around. (my mark is 43%). Anyways these computers are filled with nifty security called "Novell Netware" the thing has its own log on promt so you can log into the computer and you can't use the windows log in thing and prevents you from doing other things like edit internet options. Since its a computer science class the computers all have the visual 6 c++ thingy. Now here the exploit. the computer has a program called "terminate x" designed to crash what ever your doing that your not suppose to be doing (like editing internet options). now the task manager from ctrl alt del is disabled but you can close it by going into visual studio tools and terminating the process. Now once I terminated it I went to the control panel to see what neat-o things were there and i uninstalled novell netware. Well now you can't log on into the computer. These computers were fixed to be secure.

Could this be a good thing or bad? It's good because i can tell the teacher that i have found an exploit in it's security. Or else i'll just get in trouble and i won't be able to use a computer again in the school

I would give you an "A" for trying !