the spam prank for school and stuff

01-27-2005, 12:29 AM

this prank is sure to piss many people off and it's piss easy to do

1.make sure a computer is setup with net send
2.goto notepad and type

"
net send <computer name> <message>
title.bat
"
and save it as the title

it will spam that computer with 100 popups a second

its that easy
Also, if you type * as computer name it will spam every computer on the network

01-28-2005, 08:16 AM

NICE! i would do that but our school has nothing better to do but find out who made it do that. and if they couldnt find out htat way they would hire someone to do it

btw is there a way to stop it?

theC · 01-28-2005, 11:36 AM

LoL, I remember doing that back in high school. I didn't make a .bat file, I think I just made a loop for it in QBASIC and ran the SHELL command.

The problem with that is that it shows your computer name, and thus if you have to log onto the school comps it can be traced back to you.
A work around is if your admin was too dumb to disable guest accounts (just login under 'guest' and no password) so it can't really be traced back to your account.

Another neat thing you can do on some school systems is called shadowing --being able to see and control in real-time what another computer is doing.
I forget exactly how I went about doing it but I found out how to use a shadowing program that the admin. had installed and didn't lock up so I had access to every computer that was logged in at the school. Some fun examples of what I did:

-When I saw that someone was playing an online game I would click on the address-bar in the browser and type "STOP PLAYING GAMES!!" almost immediately I'd see the cursor race across the screen to the close 'X' and then the person would open up Word and start pretending to do homework.

-I'd subtly move the mouse while a person was using it. So if they're about to click on a link, I'd nudge the mouse away from it and prevent them from being able to click. Always fun to have a tug-of-war with someone.

-Inserting random curse words into people's essays

-Lot's of "Wake up [insert user's name. The Matrix has you... Follow the white rabbit." Followed by me sending a buddy over to the particular computer and declaring himself to be the white rabbit.

After a couple of days of doing this I heard what sounded like a very rushed, very stressed announcement from the principal over the PA saying something to the effect of, “Whoever has been messing around with the computers, please stop. We are looking into the situation and if you are caught we may press charges.”
I wasn’t afraid of the police (I’m sure they have better things to do than worry about some geek moving people’s cursors) but since it was my final year I didn’t want a suspension on my transcript as I was applying to university so I just went to the admin and told him it was me and this is how I did it. He thanked me for letting him know about the security issue and it was promptly fixed. But yeah, that was good times.

01-29-2005, 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theC

LoL, I remember doing that back in high school. I didn't make a .bat file, I think I just made a loop for it in QBASIC and ran the SHELL command.

The problem with that is that it shows your computer name, and thus if you have to log onto the school comps it can be traced back to you.
A work around is if your admin was too dumb to disable guest accounts (just login under 'guest' and no password) so it can't really be traced back to your account.

Another neat thing you can do on some school systems is called shadowing --being able to see and control in real-time what another computer is doing.
I forget exactly how I went about doing it but I found out how to use a shadowing program that the admin. had installed and didn't lock up so I had access to every computer that was logged in at the school. Some fun examples of what I did:

-When I saw that someone was playing an online game I would click on the address-bar in the browser and type "STOP PLAYING GAMES!!" almost immediately I'd see the cursor race across the screen to the close 'X' and then the person would open up Word and start pretending to do homework.

-I'd subtly move the mouse while a person was using it. So if they're about to click on a link, I'd nudge the mouse away from it and prevent them from being able to click. Always fun to have a tug-of-war with someone.

-Inserting random curse words into people's essays

-Lot's of "Wake up [insert user's name. The Matrix has you... Follow the white rabbit." Followed by me sending a buddy over to the particular computer and declaring himself to be the white rabbit.

After a couple of days of doing this I heard what sounded like a very rushed, very stressed announcement from the principal over the PA saying something to the effect of, “Whoever has been messing around with the computers, please stop. We are looking into the situation and if you are caught we may press charges.”
I wasn’t afraid of the police (I’m sure they have better things to do than worry about some geek moving people’s cursors) but since it was my final year I didn’t want a suspension on my transcript as I was applying to university so I just went to the admin and told him it was me and this is how I did it. He thanked me for letting him know about the security issue and it was promptly fixed. But yeah, that was good times.

you dont know how mutch i wold give to be able to do that

i wish i could

the problem is: our school has a special server so you cant be logged on in more than one place

Dog55 · 01-31-2005, 12:47 AM

Can someone tell me how to use "shadowing"?

We can log into different computers at the same time under the same user name. And plus my teacher loves to play pranks on people. As long as I told her I was doing it, she could set it up to where a person had to use my username and then I could use it for amusement.

One example is that one time I believe three years ago, she uploaded a program that opens solitaire every minute. And so they would be sitting in class teaching and solitaire would pop up on someone's computer and she would play the role of getting angry with them. Obviously she was cracking up behind her desk while the person in fault was kindof spellbound as to why his/her computer was turning against them.

OLIAX · 01-31-2005, 01:18 AM

remote admin shadowing owns

01-27-2005, 12:29 AM	#1
>-==-Hulio-==-< Guest Posts: n/a	the spam prank for school and stuff this prank is sure to piss many people off and it's piss easy to do 1.make sure a computer is setup with net send 2.goto notepad and type " net send <computer name> <message> title.bat " and save it as the title it will spam that computer with 100 popups a second its that easy Also, if you type * as computer name it will spam every computer on the network

01-28-2005, 08:16 AM	#2
dojob Guest Posts: n/a	NICE! i would do that but our school has nothing better to do but find out who made it do that. and if they couldnt find out htat way they would hire someone to do it btw is there a way to stop it? Last edited by dojob; 01-28-2005 at 08:18 AM..

01-28-2005, 11:36 AM	#3
theC ϽǝЧᵼ Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,146	LoL, I remember doing that back in high school. I didn't make a .bat file, I think I just made a loop for it in QBASIC and ran the SHELL command. The problem with that is that it shows your computer name, and thus if you have to log onto the school comps it can be traced back to you. A work around is if your admin was too dumb to disable guest accounts (just login under 'guest' and no password) so it can't really be traced back to your account. Another neat thing you can do on some school systems is called shadowing --being able to see and control in real-time what another computer is doing. I forget exactly how I went about doing it but I found out how to use a shadowing program that the admin. had installed and didn't lock up so I had access to every computer that was logged in at the school. Some fun examples of what I did: -When I saw that someone was playing an online game I would click on the address-bar in the browser and type "STOP PLAYING GAMES!!" almost immediately I'd see the cursor race across the screen to the close 'X' and then the person would open up Word and start pretending to do homework. -I'd subtly move the mouse while a person was using it. So if they're about to click on a link, I'd nudge the mouse away from it and prevent them from being able to click. Always fun to have a tug-of-war with someone. -Inserting random curse words into people's essays -Lot's of "Wake up [insert user's name. The Matrix has you... Follow the white rabbit." Followed by me sending a buddy over to the particular computer and declaring himself to be the white rabbit. After a couple of days of doing this I heard what sounded like a very rushed, very stressed announcement from the principal over the PA saying something to the effect of, “Whoever has been messing around with the computers, please stop. We are looking into the situation and if you are caught we may press charges.” I wasn’t afraid of the police (I’m sure they have better things to do than worry about some geek moving people’s cursors) but since it was my final year I didn’t want a suspension on my transcript as I was applying to university so I just went to the admin and told him it was me and this is how I did it. He thanked me for letting him know about the security issue and it was promptly fixed. But yeah, that was good times. __________________ forum.ebaumsworld.com : ebaum.tv/forum :: RMS Titanic : RMS Carpathia

01-31-2005, 12:47 AM	#5
Dog55 Est. Jun 2004 Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Depths of My Mind Episode: 27 Posts: 439	Can someone tell me how to use "shadowing"? We can log into different computers at the same time under the same user name. And plus my teacher loves to play pranks on people. As long as I told her I was doing it, she could set it up to where a person had to use my username and then I could use it for amusement. One example is that one time I believe three years ago, she uploaded a program that opens solitaire every minute. And so they would be sitting in class teaching and solitaire would pop up on someone's computer and she would play the role of getting angry with them. Obviously she was cracking up behind her desk while the person in fault was kindof spellbound as to why his/her computer was turning against them.