i wasnt saying what you were doing wasnt hacking..

i mean literally back to the topic... that guy... what he was talking about wasnt hacking.

but using a remote proxy server to gain access to local files ? ive seen some insane shit in my days,... but damn, show me a terminal session of that working and you're my new God.

Oh, yes you're right. That's not hacking.
What I was referring to isn't hacking either. He said something about trying to get on any "random ass site" and it wouldn't let him. I just thought I'd throw that in there about ctunnel, atunnel, etc.
But I have a guy that would be your new God if you new him. An Australian guy that goes by "Mr. Jameson." Worked for the Australian Defense Intelligence and Security Group during the Cold War. After the Cold War, he was contracted out to Australia's allies all the way up to about 2002 or so. Best hacker I know, and this old Green Beret Vietnam vet I know (who is really good friends with him) says he's known throughout the Intelligence Community (he use to work for the CIA) as being the best damn hacker in the world. But what do they know?

i was a developer on the ScatterChat project (a product of cDc) ..... I know a hacker or two.. .

press f1 and youll enter help and support. From there you can go to search and type my computer or control panel to access files. Or if you have ms word you can select open, all files, and access files from there. If you do that you can send a shortcut of cmd to your desktop. Also have you tried telnet?

if its ur schools content controll ur trying toget around try using phsyphon, its what they use to remove censorship in iraq

unless you want to really install some things or take down the schools system, if you want to do some just bull shit hacking just messing around going on whatever website you want anonomiosly, when you log in with your student I.D. While it is logging in, detach the e-thernet cord, attach again when you are fully logged in. there will be no school documents, no school firewalls or security on that computer.

uhh.....stfu, youŕe reviving a topic that doesnt need to be revived

That wouldn't work, joker. The student logs into the server as a user, and taking out the ethernet cable would disallow you to login.

uh you could use notepad to open cmd prompt? type command.com and save it as batch.bat then open it up and u got urself a comd prompt. if u cant open notepad then go to any webpage, view, then view source. erase everything. theres notepad lawl. once u have the cmd prompt open just type ping (websitehere) and it will feed u an ip address. then in browser type http://(ipaddesshere)

My school has exactly the same problems. Everything that I do I do through CMD. My school actually has a block on being able to even get to it to open it. When you click on it, a message pops up saying the ***** has blocked use of it. Just wondering if there is any way around that? BTW, there are millions of proxy sites that dont show up as proxies to a security programme. It just takes some looking. I suggest googling it, you never know what you may find that works. When I get a list of what works at my school, I just might copy that down, and it probalby should work for you, our school has some kind of ex-CIA guy working on the Tech team. Guy is crazy good with the security and there are still ways to get around.