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Hacking networks(school, etc..)(for edguhmuhcayshonul purposes)
To do this, you need access to command prompt. This is simple.

To access the command prompt from a location in which it is blocked, simply do this:

1. Right click your desktop and make a new text document.

2. Write "Command.com" without the quotes and save it as a .bat.

3. Command prompt should appear and you should have access to the entire server.

Now we get to the good parts. Getting information from people accounts and editing network information.

To get information from a persons account, you must type "Net User "username"(no quotes yet again). This information is limited, as you are not yet an administrator. To make this so, you must add yourself to the administrator group of said network. To do this, simply type this in:

Net User "username" /Add "Administrator"(whatever the group is called)

And then you can change peoples passwords very easily by typing "/?" where it asks if you want to get the rest of the network commands.
Hoss.
You realize that will only work on the least secure networks around, which is to say my home network which by no means is that secure protects against that :/ Not to mention I believe discussion of such things is forbidden on this forum, also improper use of the work 'hack'/'hacking', I know it's pedantic, but the word you want is 'crack'.
This wont work at all. You need a seperate computer, such as a laptop, some programs, such as puTTy, some cracking tools, such as rainbowcrack, and hacking experience. Plus, as Voxus said, it would only work and unsecure networks. Nice try though, kid.
my school's admin password was the school name.
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Command.com only works on XP as far as I remember isaac.

as for school admins yea they can be pretty bad.

in any case there is no real reason to do as such, personally I just use Putty to SSL to my computer at home and then access the internet there to hide my activity :P
Almost needless to say, Vox's method is one of the better ones for hiding the nature of whatever you're doing from the network your on.

I will also note that, last I checked, cracking a network is illegal. I will also note that, last I checked, we don't allow discussions about illegal things.
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