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How to bypass your server's security

How to bypass your server\
Ok, First I'de like to admit, that this is my first instructable, and that I've been a very common visitor to the site, and when I noticed a certain Instructable, on how to byspass the school server ot myspace [or to anything else] I just had to create my own, because I'm unsure of his tactics, teachers are a lot smarter than you would think them to be so, I've devised a way to bypass the server firewall, without even jotting down internet history anyway, here we go!~ but first, an informative question from a helpfully source.

Q: The history and cookies can be deleted (although this will save you the effort), can you bypass the server without it?

A: Well, You can bypass with any internet browser. As for your suggestion of deleting cookies, usually, when you have a teacher bent on ruining your fun, they have a program called IE History, so even when you erase your history and delete your cookies, they stay logged on your computer internally, allowing admins to view it. It's just like emptying files from your recycle bin, you can choose to restore them, or dump them, when you dump them, they're still actually somewhere in your computer, you'de have to wipe your computer clean in order to get them out permanently.

Now, ON! with the instructable!
 
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Step 1Starting Out

Starting Out
To start out, you're going to need probably one thing

!A flash drive!

A substitute that you can use, could be a CD-R or DVD-R.

What you're going to need to do is, when you're at home download google chrome, which can be found at this link: http://www.google.com/chrome

Then you're going to need to download a program called UltraSurf Which can be found here:
http://ultrasurf.en.softonic.com

You will have to put the files onto your FlashDrive, then anticipate your next day of school! [Lol]

You could always try searching on google AT school, but I doubt you'll have much luck..

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Apr 15, 2009. 5:22 PMMagnelectrostatic says:
Someone put a virus on my school's server, so we can't run .exe files from our flash drives.(they blocked them along with .bat too)
Apr 17, 2009. 10:24 PMhg341 says:
try .vbs! or .reg!no no not that one
Apr 18, 2009. 7:46 PMMagnelectrostatic says:
We found a solution actually, if you log on, and then unplug the network cable, it logs you on as an administrator. Pretty neat flaw
Nov 8, 2009. 8:30 AMtinkerC says:
 Can you give me the information on your system? That is a cool back-door.
Nov 9, 2009. 2:17 PMMagnelectrostatic says:
Infromation?
Nov 9, 2009. 3:56 PMtinkerC says:
 OS, and the way that the security is set up.
Nov 10, 2009. 3:33 PMMagnelectrostatic says:
The computers are all running windows XP, and I'm not sure how the security is set up but I belive it is related to a program called net-op.
Nov 10, 2009. 5:42 PMtinkerC says:
 Ah, netop, one of the most common.... Thanks for the info.
Apr 20, 2009. 5:04 AMhg341 says:
wow thats cool
Apr 15, 2009. 1:46 PMhg341 says:
cool i would use this but dose it work on lightspeedthe blocking software runing in novel?its like a osyes the real os is xp
Apr 17, 2009. 10:23 PMhg341 says:
well i havent tryed it at school but it dosent work on vista for me
Apr 15, 2009. 12:15 PMAudey says:
I saw the glider and expected this to be some super awesome hack to get admin on DC or something, and It turns out to be another Myspace instructable. :(
Apr 17, 2009. 10:38 AMAudey says:
Yeah, It would be nice if you explained how it actually worked too. I just got mislead by the title "how to bypass your server's security" and thought it would be about hacking into a server of some sort. PS: most schools have only a DNS filter, IE: they have a DNS server that blocks requests to some domains. If you have install privs you can probably change the network settings. changing the DNS server to one from opendns.org or one that you maintain would probably be easier.
Apr 15, 2009. 1:41 PMhg341 says:
dc?sounds like deep freeze
Apr 17, 2009. 10:39 AMAudey says:
It means Domain controller, It is like the admin of all admins sort of.
Apr 17, 2009. 10:21 PMhg341 says:
yea that makes sence
deep freeze is what our school used to use before novelall the techys loved it
Apr 16, 2009. 5:24 PMMagnelectrostatic says:
Yep(but what can I do with CMD?) There's a loophole, if the exe or bat file is one single file, you can put it in a zip folder and run it from there.
Apr 15, 2009. 11:17 AMlemonie says:
It's not uncommon for users to be denied install privileges. Is this actually an install or is it a standalone browser that will just run of the flash drive?

L
Apr 15, 2009. 11:50 AMlemonie says:
Maybe edit this a bit to make it clear what just needs to be run and what would require an install? I assume you're blocked from changing the network-installed browser settings to bypass the proxy server? L
Apr 15, 2009. 12:58 PMlemonie says:
The history and cookies can be deleted (although this will save you the effort), can you bypass the server without it?

L
Apr 16, 2009. 12:50 PMlemonie says:
That's informative, it gives a lot more meaning to the whole thing. You should add this to the Instructable, probably in the introduction, as it would seem to be one of it's key strengths. L

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