[w00t]

Hacking your school is a horrible idea. Let me repeat that for emphasis. Hacking your school is a horrible idea.

[TechSaavy]

I agree with the post above. It might lead to get you suspended or worse, expelled from school (Yes, I know a couple of guys who got expelled because of that).

[fieldy2012]

dont do this man.. im telling u.

[lux]

I'm going to grey hat this guys, i'm not going to put the pupils or school network at any true risk

[w00t]

Doesn't matter. If you had to ask, you're going to leave a trail.

[Kinanizer]

Unless your school is a college with a big database of learning material, there's no need to do this. What I mean by learning material is something like Valparaiso University's gigantic virtual library of papers submitted by professionals in their respective field. The information in there will change your view of the world, but it costs $200 a year to have an account. If your hacking for bragging rites, then I wish you luck at private school.

[Slacker]

Why would you want to inject a rat into a schools network / computer system?
That is by far the goofiest shit I have read on here since the kid wanted to get his boss ratted lol.
If you want to rat something for learning experience, or anything like that why not stick with random victims?

[Marvie]

I DDoS my schools network when I'm late so they don't make me tardy.

[w00t]

Yes, because the internet being down prevents the teacher from acessing intranet and noticing you missing.

[Marvie]

Yes, because the internet being down prevents the teacher from acessing intranet and noticing you missing.

The school's attendance is taken by an internet program that will not run without the internet working.
I also do not do it if I'm over 15 minutes late, because by judgement of my teachers under that time they won't care to do anything about it.

Also, quote the person you're talking to. And don't get bitchy.