How To Hack Into A School Loop Account
>FILTER POSTS BY LENGTH WELCOME TO TFTS! MODERATION INFO COPYRIGHT POLICY SPAM FILTER ALERT SISTER SUBREDDITS TALE SUBREDDITS THE BEST OF TFTS TFTS ESSENTIAL LINKS. Well, it's time for another story from my years back in tech support. I was an assistant IT supervisor at a middle school about 3 years ago. One day I receive a call from the principal telling me that she wants me to talk to a student who apparently was 'hacking' into our gradebook servers and changing his and his friends grades. So I decided to sit down with the kiddo ( he was about 12 years old) and have a talk with him.
Skymedi Usb Drive Format Tool. Our conversation went like this: Me: So buddy, I heard you were doing some stuff on our school computers. I didn't do anything! Now of course the kid was lying so I tried another approach. I start to talk to him about some 'cool' and 'hip' games (such as CoD and WoW or some shit like that) and get to know him a little better.
Apr 22, 2009 hack in school loop. How to change your grades on school loop to trick your parents. How to hack into your school. Find Your School. To log into your account. Click the name of your school in the list that appears to open your school’s School Loop website. Juvenile delinquent: the official guide on how to hack schoolloop. At Evergreen Valley High School. So how does he get into an account that doesn’t belong.
After a while the kid finally decided to tell me that he actually was 'changing' the grades. Me: So can you tell me how you did it? Student: It's really simple actually! See, you just open Chrome here and login into your student account and then you can right-click on a grade, hit 'Inspect element' and then you can scroll down and then you can doubleclick on your grade and type in an A! I was facepalming. The sad part about this whole thing was that he was actually failing most of his classes right now because he thought he could just change them using his super-secret hacking-fbi-technology. I asked him why then everytime he revisited the gradebook his grades were changing back, he told me he spent must of his free-time redoing it so it would 'stay'.