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What could potentially go wrong with allowing students to use Small Basic?

if you have any examples of code that they could use to wreak havoc please pm them to me for testing.

I just want to make sure I have covered all basis before I roll it out.

 

Otherwise I will have to go the Virtualbox route.

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Short answer is no. Long answer is hell no. Easy access to blocked/restricted areas, tested by writing a small file from a student account. Stands to reason that by knowing a path and filename it will be possible to read restricted files too. Straight into the VB image for me.
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Text="This is my Text"

File.WriteContents("c:\temp\text.txt",text)

MyData=File.ReadContents("c:\temp\text.txt")

TextWindow.WriteLine(MyData)

TextWindow.Read()

 

Obviously that's an issue that *should* only affect the C:\ drive as it's fine with mapped drives secured with the relevant permissions!

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Text="This is my Text"

File.WriteContents("c:\temp\text.txt",text)

MyData=File.ReadContents("c:\temp\text.txt")

TextWindow.WriteLine(MyData)

TextWindow.Read()

 

Obviously that's an issue that *should* only affect the C:\ drive as it's fine with mapped drives secured with the relevant permissions!

 

VBOX it is then!

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