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-USB Memory Stick
-Bat2Exe Converter
-Batch file knowledge

At school, you'll need:

-Time with a laptop or computer
-USB slot
-Network connection



First, you'll want to make a batch file with this inside:
@echo off
:start
echo.
set /p a="CMD>"
%a%
goto start

Now save the batch file, and convert it to EXE. Afterwards, put the EXE on your memory stick, go into school, launch the program on your memory stick (do not copy it to the network, you could get in trouble). You'll now have cmd access.

I have tryed this at school, and it does work. You can use this command:

net send [Your friends username here] "Hello My Friend"

And it will send a message to their desktop.

Whatever you do, do not copy it to the network, as it may breach your schools ICT terms and conditions. (As I did - Oops!)


You may say: But they've blocked cmd!!!

Yes, they have! But compiling it to EXE somehow bypasses that block, and you are allowed to enter commands.

Some useful commands:

net user [Friends username]
net send [Friends username] "[Message]"


If you have knowlage of cmd, you'll be able to access other peoples files fairly easily.

NOTE:
net send will only work on Windows XP or below systems.

DISCLAIMER:
I am not reponsible for your actions in any way, and by using this program, you forfeit any relationship between yourself and 123tomw123.

i used a usb keylogger that goes right inbetween the keyboard cable and usb port in the back its unnoticable so i got an admins pass and now can use cmd batch net send net shutdown

Hello

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Time to be humble all over again.
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And now, I'm doing the last thing I ever thought I'd want to or even could do: I'm letting my son learn at home. We're muddling along, finding what's interesting, questioning a lot (including each other), exploring. In theory, it's fun and exciting, but right now, it feels a lot like yet another bumpy transition. For him, for his sister (who's in 1st grade at the neighborhood school) and definitely for me. A good transition, but not an easy one.
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Thanks

OR... Open Excel Create a Macro and edit the VB6 Code.



Simplez! This can be used ANYWHERE Office is Installed... Not just a School.

Haha i sent this to my school headteachers computer and got expelled.

logs FTL

What are some other good commands?

Im gonna try when I go to school

nah this is blocked at my school, ps my school specialises in IT