When I was in uni I almost never used my school login unless I had to for some school project because I didn't yet torrent the necessary software and couldn't be arsed to do so.
I would keep a short patch cord just to plug myself into the wall and run my Thinkpad Linux box, and practically nobody would bother me
>inb4 port security liar
This is a university IT department we are talking about here. These are the laziest or most incompetent diversity hires in the sector. I doubt they would know what to do to block my access, let alone check what port I was using.
What were some of your free internet use escapades as students?
How did you guys bypass your school logins?
Jordan Gomez
Liam Hughes
you need to be 18+ to use this website
William Harris
Not quite sure if you're familiar with the concept of uni, retard.
Brody Cox
>reboot into safe mode
>log in using passwordless administrator account
Evan Bailey
You sound like a fag. Who cares if you didnt use your login. Like fukkin lamo.
Henry Long
>boot into ubungo
>replace magnifier with netplwiz
>add admin user from the accessibility menu
>games unblocked on primary school computer lolololol
Elijah Cox
>school logins
what
Kevin Long
school != university
Idiot
Benjamin Sanchez
Back in high school I used an ophcrack cd to find the admin password on the computer lab computers. It was schoolname123 lmao.
Samuel Thomas
>school has wifi, but requires you to log in via captive portal
>redirects/filters http(s), but not dns
>set up openvpn at udp:53
>wow dave, that computer sure is requesting a lot of domain names
Joshua Collins
my uni really doesnt care. torrented terabytes.
James Taylor
>2004
>cell phone
>WAP internet access, mainly phonerotica.com
>$1/MB or something obscene
>go into AP settings
>delete data in the proxy field
>unlimited internet fo free
worked for a few years, too.
Jose Taylor
>school login
What
Nicholas Thomas
kek, I have similar story, except that I also cracked one for my teacher who couldn't get access when we changed classrooms.
Asher Green
good morning ser
Ryder Brown
it is
Ian Scott
I remember when i was in college many years ago there was one computer room/classroom that all you had to do to bypass the printer's paywall was select the printer directly when you told the computer to print something. It was actually pretty damn funny. Though I had access to another lab where I could legit not have to pay for printing things because I was an IT student so it didn't really matter. Still was a fun giant security flaw.
Austin Anderson
>plug live usb into school pc
>reboot
>Do whatever the fuck you want
Its really that easy.
Joseph Rivera
This post makes me feel old
Nathaniel Cruz
>Wifi security is password + MAC filter list
>Copied the MAC address and WPA2PSK from teacher's laptop while she was out of the classroom
>Spoofed the stolen MAC on my laptop
>Connect to wifi
Tyler Wood
Another one:
>Wanted to give Wifi access to my friends in the library
>Disable DHCP and plug in a dd-wrt router to a lonely RJ45
>Hidden SSID
>No other security
>Free wifi broadcast to those who know how to connect manually
>IT dept eventually discovers router
>Didn't want to implicate myself
>Lost the router
Kevin Reyes
>2003
>Have to turn in book review for English class
>Report is done on PC
>Student and teachers use the same software
>Use teacher login button
>Try first password that comes to mind
>Mfw admin works
>Give myself an A- not to arouse suspicion