Blizzhackers

uh hi, I'm new, but i am quite impressed by the astuteness of your forum-goers. and i have need of such expertise.

You see i have a rather bitchy and psycho mother who saw it that around 2 and a half to 3 hours on the computer a day was excessive as it was eating up all my time between homework, work, and haidong gumdo (swordclass). so she saw it fit to put on some damn kidswatch timer so i could only get an hour a day on the computer, is there anyway that you guys know how to get aroud this most vile bane on the my life, hacks viruses i don't give a damn as long as the friggin thing is dead.

i hope you do not find this immoral but if your helping people hack there school...

thank you in advance
-Set

pm me

this still works im guessing? the title says etc at the end, does this work for websense as well? before i waste my time installing it, i want to know.

Can't believe this actually worked.

My school has tight ass internet / network security so I was a little skeptical at first.

Wow.

Thanks <3

It's the best way to do it :)

I cant even get on peacefire, at my school they've blocked all that shit. Does anyone know any other alternatives to getting around the blocks?

That's the good part about this -- you don't need to get to peacefire at school. You install a proxy on your home machine, and then access your home computer from school.

http://www.peacefire.org/circumventor/s ... tions.html

damn, some of the people in this thread obviously don't know how to read.

When I was small my mother installed some Cybernanny shit to limit our time on also. When I still had time left on the computer/internet access all I had to do was Ctrl+alt+delete and kill the process. Lawl, stupid company.

can anyone help me, ive got cyber patrol and it wont allow me onto peacefire, can any1 tell me the names of the cyber patrol processes when i go on Ctrl-Alt-Del .

L2 read, you install it on your home comp...

I'm going to try this once i get home today, lets hope it works for websense.

I installed it on my home comp... So tomorrow when i get to school I'll let you know if it gets me past web sense...

I have never used this yet, but most of you posting are idiotic and need to read.

You install peacefire onto your computer at home that is left on, making it a kind-of-middleman. Then you goto school/work/etc and connect to YOUR home computer and walah...it's like your surfing on your computer without the blocks.

I was wondering if this would work on a DoD computer. Hm...Wonder how fast they would run up to my office and say there was a breach in security and need to check computers lol.

But if anyone knows, letme know I wouldn't get in much trouble cause I am the IT guy. Always nice to know before hand.

Several different ways that I know of:

1.) If on a school computer with limited privileges:
a. Create a new WORDPAD or NOTEPAD document. Write in it COMMAND.COM
b. Save it as a .bat instead of a .txt.
c. open it up to display command prompt.
d. type: PING WEBADRESS
e. enter the returned IP in your web browser. Doesn't work on the r3000 system.

2.) Get Psiphon, and set up your home computer to be a private proxy server. I like this one because it allows you to set user accounts and passwords. I sold a few user accounts at my school, and it worked just fine until the school found out and banned self-authenticated SSL certificates. Just make sure to set it up on a dynamic IP adress so you can change it if the admins ever catch on. ;D

3.) download a program called JAP or JOHNDOE. This is a VPN proxy tunneler, and you can run it off a flash drive to access banned/blacklisted sites.

4.) Install a keylogger on your teachers computer to get the passwords. Just keep it on flash-drive and install it when your teacher leaves his/her computer unattended and log in.
This is HIGHLY illegal so I suggest you don't. (But if you do, make sure there is no affiliation with your user account, don't even access the logs from school. In fact when you check the logs, use a shell e-mail and a library computer.)


Just remember that the Admins can look in on what you're doing, so keep it generic when browsing. Do you really want Security Sam reading your myspace posts?

This is not a necro bump.. but... this is old.. seriously old.