RE: How to shutdown your whole school's computer system. 10-18-2017, 02:28 PM
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Revisiting this since it's active again, even though command prompt is disabled, a huge number of school boards/corporations/whatever don't block Powershell.
My friend and I demonstrated an exploit for our local admin last year wherein we could find student, teacher, or administrator credentials (stored in plaintext, lol) using PS then log in remotely via a machine on which we have elevated privileges (e.g. personal laptop) to cause more havoc. It hasn't been patched yet so we've been told to keep quiet about the method, but it works on a board of 561 schools.
My friend and I demonstrated an exploit for our local admin last year wherein we could find student, teacher, or administrator credentials (stored in plaintext, lol) using PS then log in remotely via a machine on which we have elevated privileges (e.g. personal laptop) to cause more havoc. It hasn't been patched yet so we've been told to keep quiet about the method, but it works on a board of 561 schools.
(This post was last modified: 10-18-2017, 02:28 PM by Inori.)
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