Stopping teachers from spying on what you are doing on school computers

Using this simple method you can stop those annoying teachers from spying on what you are doing from their computer without using any hotkeys or anything of that matter.

Step 1 Work out what your school computers have

In this step you need to find out what your school has on your computer that it uses to track what you do. My school uses a program called lanschool, it has a teacher and student application running on the either of the computers respectively.

Comments

[Jamez Britton]

the problem for me is the school is very clever and has had the technicians block all applications, cmd, the C:\ drive and control panel along with many other things.

It makes it hard to find something that will work.

[thephatman8]

if you want your C:\ drive here is what you have to do.... go to the bottom right corner or wherever you have your time and battery life. go to show hidden icons and click on it, you will see the lanschool icon, right click it and it will take you to a folder. after you are done with that go to the top of that folder and you will see "local Disc (C:)" click that and you are in your C:\ drive.

[thephatman8]

my problem is that it wont let me suspend the program and if i try to open the program file, it gives me the same response "Operation could not be completed, Access is denied. Can i get some help?

[RedFlash]

Great Idea! My school uses iTalc and netcontrol to monitor our computers. The only problem is that iTalc has a live video feed to the teacher's laptop and when you suspend the process, the last picture of what you were doing would show you killing iTalc and thus cause problems.

[shoyru_master_11]

Thumbs UP your'e a genius

[shoyru_master_11]

I'll locate that hacktool

[shoyru_master_11]

HaHa i'll kill the xxcy.cgx hack tool!

[shoyru_master_11]

my school uses a DOS code that makes hacktool xxcy.cgx perform it's hacking tasks

[shoyru_master_11]

i get spyied all the time, the threat is xxcy.cgx tracks from a DOS code

[calipber]

I found the process using the software you suggested but coouldnt find the name with the regular Taskmanager, when i tried suspending it denied me access, so my school alteast already figured out how to bloock that way of entry, oh and btw if you see your school filter on there and you think to try to suspend that process to bypass the filters it wont work haha i tried it, it just disables the internet.

[slinger14]

our school uses something called vision client do u know how to get past that.

[megacheater1]

well
i found the website for it
go find a trial for it or get the full version through other sources....
either way you can just use the process manager and start randomly killing processes.
http://www.genevalogic.com/index.php?id=us-vision

[hg341]

well this is nice and all but my school has (i cant remeber the name) something like a 2nd os running with xp so no good with you idea (i took a class called cet and we made the pcs for the schools and we installed xp and all that crap) all kids and people that use the pcs have a number and pass word ( mine is 326226 and ******^{im not going to tell you that)}

[megacheater1]

do you remember the names of the stuff you installed!? maybe that apparant "second os" i dont understand how you could have a second os running appart from with an emulator sort of assembly but that would make your computers at school run real bad haha. well get back to me, might be able to help you

[hg341]

its called novell^{its acts like a os over xp}

and yes it dose make the pcs really slow
^{and im not going to be hacking it(i know to many people)}

[zuner2012]

novell is a linux operating system. If it runs on an emulator, then your good. If not, try running pendrive linux or slax off of a flash drive. This is purely untracable. Custom apps and everything without booting from the hdd. Google it or go to slax.org or pendrivelinux.com. It does me wonders\

[hg341]

yea well the computers arent set to boot from usb and they have bios passwords

[zuner2012]

Can you boot from floppy on them? If so, you can re-direct the boot over to the usb. Same with usb.

[hg341]

no i can boot from floppy they all boot from hard drives

[megacheater1]

try find out what the bios manufacturer is, it should say it at the bootup, ill give you a couple to look out for. they are AWARD BIOS AMI BIOS PHOENIX BIOS

[hg341]

yea i know for like a year ^{i helped make some}

but they are phoenix and award

[megacheater1]

well i can only find award backdoor passwords, AWARD SW, AWARD_SW, Award SW, AWARD PW, _award, awkward, J64, j256, j262, j332, j322, 01322222, 589589, 589721, 595595, 598598, HLT, SER, SKY_FOX, aLLy, aLLY, Condo, CONCAT, TTPTHA, aPAf, HLT, KDD, ZBAAACA, ZAAADA, ZJAAADC, djonet, %øåñòü ïpîáåëîâ%, %äåâÿòü ïpîáåëîâ%

[hg341]

well thats alot to try....

[megacheater1]

well you can remove the bios battery as previously suggested if there is a spare spacer for a cd drive, just pop that out and reach in :P

[zuner2012]

hmm.. do you ever get any time alone with them; if they are towers; yank that bios battery; or do as megacheater1 says, find the backdoor password

[megacheater1]

yeah about the bios password, there are some ways around them such as passwords that are backdoors which cannot be removed, well, not with the knowledge of people at schools, also from memory i had a batch file that removed the password, thats how i used pendrivelinux :) i'll try dig it up

[andreblue]

yea I have that too and lanschool is not alloaded to be stopped or suspended we have task manger though

[megacheater1]

alright then no probs then haha

[hg341]

i just rembered the name its novell(it makes's the dual core 2.6 cores with 1 gb of ddr2 ram slower the s!@#)

[whizzkidtom]

My School used Netsupport and it was a real Pain. So i downloaded a trial version onto my computer to have a nosey around. I found they had a portable version built in so i coppied it to my USB and had fun controling my friends computer. WARNING: I gave a copy to someone i thought was a friend but they then messed up some little girls computer then grassed on me!

[diegolay]

I want one of those copies! please! send me the link where you downloaded

[whizzkidtom]

Sorry but you will have to work it out yourself. Just have a nosey around!!

[RedFlash]

ouch!!! lol

[philipster]

well a group of us at my school got into the registry files and got the admins user and pass then we installed a thing called tightvnc (allows u to look at other comps and control there comps though your computer) they went on a rampage with it trying to go onto a teachers account they got busted since 5 people where doing it at one in I>T class to randoms ( u type like d_01 for say library computer ) our I>T guys where so dumb they wrote in on the back of the computer so they got in trouble and they hat to pay 2k to get the server reset and the admin pass changed don't use it

[RedFlash]

Yeah. You have to be lying...

[jchar77]

How did you get the password. I bet you're lying

[philipster]

registery files of all the computer pass and users or use command prompt to make one like 5th grade stuff dude

[megacheater1]

uh i do believe the passwords for the computers are NOT saved in the registry, they are saved inside a SAM file in the system or system32 folder... so i don't believe you acctually did this :) also, if you can do it with command prompt you would have administrator access in the first place so mate, you're wrong

[philipster]

out school is about the same REV as a wow server its not that hard or go into the registry files using the .run and delete all regertys systems command and all others dude believe what you want but i didn't get suspended for nothing

[megacheater1]

yeah, and if your computers admin is smart he will disable .batch files and remove command.com so you cant use that either :P the funny thing is now my school uses ABControl, and it just requires a password for the client to be able to control the computers so I'm thinking ill take my laptop with dual network ports so I bridge the connection but filter what goes though and look for a password, the program is very small so I doubt its smart enough to be encrypted.