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Well I just got the ipod touch for my birthday. Its nice and all but its no the iphone, so I can't connect to the internet all the time.
Here is my problem, my school has Wi-Fi throughout the whole building but its password protected. Yay! Does any one have any idea, if it's even possible to hack/get the password to my schools internet?
Don't you have an account at your school?
No, like we only have the Wi-Fi because all the classrooms get laptops but they already have the password inputed into them so students never no them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick2.1
Well, have you ever thought about contacting the IT department of your school and asking for the password? Worst that can happen is you get told no.
You could also see if you can borrow a classmate's laptop and dig for the passcode on there.
i here that if u beet the title screem puzzle in Rolando you get all teh internaut's passcodes
You guys are not very helpful...
How is that not helpful? Its common sense...Quote:
Originally Posted by linkinkampf19
That's because there's no way for you to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
If it was as easy as asking the guy with the password I wouldn't of made a thread about it. There is a password for a reason, so students can't access the internetz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mach 5
Okay genius, here it is spelled out for you:Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
THERE
IS
NO
WAY
FOR
YOU
TO
GET
AROUND
IT
UNLESS
YOU
GET
A
PASSWORD
Well you obviously didn't ask, so you don't know whether or not it's that easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
Doesn't that tell you something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Janglez
Depending on the encryption scheme used, it may be possible to hack it. But I don't think anyone is going to help you hack your school network.
There are ways, but you have to know what type of encryption the network is using.
Just keep trying passwords until the heat death of the universe, you die or graduate high school.
If they use WEP (does anyone anymore) then there are plenty of programs floating around to help you sniff the key, otherwise you're probably best off figuring out where it's stored in the registry and grabbing it from there. Of course, regedit is probably disabled, so just start guessing or give up and realize there's a reason they don't want you on their network.