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We have just found out thanks to our "pupil informer" that there is a way into our servers.

 

It seems that they are going to youtube, right clicking on a video link and clicking save target as, then saving it in their documents.

 

They then open this and click on HOME.

 

Which leads them nicely into the root directory of our server.

 

It also looks like they can delete other users work. :mad:

 

Is there a way of stopping this?

 

Thanks

Posted
NTFS permissions should take of this right?

 

Pupil accounts shouldn't have permissions set to allow this. Have you check permissions?

 

as sparkeh says sort out the permissions it will stop them from doing that.

 

As well as permissions you could hide the shares.

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Hi,

 

Lol thats kids for you, just change the perms on the folders that they can access, this should solve the issue. Check your backups just incase you get some kids with missing documents.

 

Then when all is sorted get the pupils responsible and get a good punishment sorted out. Id call the parents in maybe. Then after the punishment, offer them a job helping you out as white hackers.

 

:troll:

 

Dan

Posted

Thanks for your quick responses.

 

We are going to have a look at the permissions then hide the shares.

 

Hopefully it will close up a few other holes i have found aswell.

 

 

 

:spam1:

Posted
From the description, youtube isn't the problem. Anything saved using "Save target as" would probably work. It must be Friday as my first thought was "They must have small kids/big server cases..." :doh:
Posted
Even better, secure the servers and disable the right click.....what do they need it for anyway?

 

I want it because context menus are really useful and something both staff and students need to use/learn to use.

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