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Made a fake login prompt to steal teacher’s credentialsVenue: 2nd year in engineering, data structure and algorithm lab exam.This is how lab exams are conducted in my college:Teachers make only 5 or 6 programming assignments. then they make about 10 xerox copies of each assignment. so that total number of assignment sheets are about 50 or 60. (Enough to cover the whole class)They shuffle all the papers, every student need to draw one paper from the pile.The student need to sit in a computer and complete the programming assignment. After it’s done the student need to make a zip file of the code along with his/her roll number.The teacher comes and accesses a remote shared drive and copies the zip file there.Later, when the exam is over, The teacher will check the codes from the shared folder to evaluate the students.The students does not have access to the shared folder. When the teacher double clicks on the shared drive, it asks for passwords. The login prompt looks like something similar to this:I was pretty good at Visual Basic at that time, I could build almost anything given ample time.However, the Lab exam was in C, which I never liked much, especially due to the lack of UI development scope.I decided that I will cheat using Phishing.I made a small stand alone windows application EXE file with Visual basic. When double clicked, it opens a window which looks exactly like the login prompt of the Windows security.It’s pretty easy to develop. Just a small Form, two text boxes, two buttons and some images and Labels, that’s it. When the OK button is clicked, instead of logging in, it saves both the username and password in a hidden TXT file.After the password is logged in the TXT file, my fake code shows an error message like:I could build one such application in less then 10–15 minutes.I took special care to ensure the dimension and look&Feel of the fake window matches with the original. I used the original icons by cropping it from screenshots, I also used color picker tools to carefully match the colors with 100% accuracy.Now one problem, How do I take the EXE file to my Lab? CD/DVD, Floppy and USB drives are disabled in the lab. However, they are allowed in Library, so I copied the file in one of the library computer and made a shared folder inside it. Noting down the IP of the computer so that I can access it from the Lab. Problem solved!Now in the lab I tried my best to solve my assignment, It was a complex binary tree sorting algorithm problem. I could not make it run successfully as programming C was never my forte.30 minutes before the exam completes, a lot of genius students who were expert in C, had already submitted their codes. and the teacher already pushed them in the shared drive with his credential.Time for some cheating!I double clicked my EXE file, the fake login window opened.I called the teacher :“Sir my exam is complete, Please upload my code to your shared area”He came, and typed his password in the fake form, as expected he got the Incorrect password message.He closed the popup, then double clicked on the shared drive again, thinking that he must have mis-typed his password for the first time.This time the genuine login prompt came, he logged in and copied my code in shared drive. Then he closed the shared drive, asked me to shut down the computer and leave the Lab.Then he returned to his desk.Before shutting down, I opened the text file and noted down his password! Before leaving the lab, I also deleted my EXE file.Next step: I ran into library and accessed the teacher’s shared drive with the stolen password.A lot of zipped codes are there which had just been submitted by other students.I know that since the number of question set is only 5 or 6, so there should be many students who got the same question as mine. After searching for several minutes, I found one zip file with exact match and guess what, the code runs too!I copied the code, made some changes in the comments, and replaced my code with that.Voila! Good marks in Lab assignment !Update:Some friends have asked how did I develop the application. It was almost 10 years back so I don’t have the code. Also Visual basic 6 is obsolete now, But there are lots of tutorials of C# which is just as useful. this is one example from youtube.Some friends have suggested why didn’t I use a keylogger. The lab computers were secured with norton antivirus which does not let keyloggers run in the background unless you whitelist them from Administrator account. A stand alone EXE is better suited for the job. I did not know if a portable keylogger existed back then. I had only Adramax keylogger which does not run parallely with norton.

A2A by Ishita DattaSorry for the delay, was busy with the 1st Prof.Without going into much of categorizing between Dos and Don'ts, I will try to jot down as many important points as I felt required during this 1 year of bitter sweet journey.Let's start with a few of the Dictums which I felt, were quite vital….Dictum 01 : Never ever argue with your professors. (Never even think of it)Dictum 02 : Try to attend the lectures of the HoDs, at the least.Dictum 03 : A common rule during vivas, greater the number of questions asked = higher the marks you score.Dictum 04 : The external is always RIGHT.Dictum 05 : The professors always have a knowledge exceeding your brain's capacity, even if it exceeds by a slight amount.Dictum 06 : Even if you are Hippocrates, follow Dictum 05.Dictum 07 : If you think that the answer you gave is right but the external rejected it, don't dare to mention the name of the book from where you got it.Dictum 08 : If you don't know the answer to a question, DON’T GUESS. Simply say that, “ Sorry Sir/Ma'am, I don't know the answer.”Dictum 09 : Still if you think that the external is wrong, follow Dictum 04.Dictum 10 : Answer only what has been asked. If you plunge into deep words and showcase your extra knowledge, a guess you're gonna have a hard time.Dictum 11 : Have a healthy relationship with your seniors. Trust me, they would help you like anything.Dictum 12 : Do have a nice friend circle, but don't turn it into a gigantic troop of people. All won't be standing with you for long. Sooner you get to know about it, the better.That was some great deal of Dictums I guess :pWell, don't worry about most of them, you will get used to it and soon enjoy the journey.Emphasizing on some major aspects with incidents :pDon't consider yourself to be a genius after cracking NEET.Incident : It was in October 2018 I think, our batch had planned a mass bunk earlier as a result of which we didn't appear for a Biochem test. On the opening day after Durga Puja vacs., The Dept. presented us with a Surprise Test on Collagen. I received 3.5/15 :( Interestingly, none out of 250 could manage 7.5 Thus, the entire 250 of us failed.Be Smart.Incident : We have this Problem Cards thingy in our Biochem final Vivas where we have to provide a provisional diagnosis upon reading out a card. My friend picked up a card like this….Well, we had been clearly taught that the diagnosis was of von Gierke Disease. But you don't need to say that directly, apply Dictum 03.Examiner : What is the Provisional diagnosis ?Friend : Glycogen Storage Disorder.Examiner : Type ?Friend : Type 1.Examiner : Name of the disease ?Friend : von Gierke Disease.See ? He actually turned a single question into 3 different questions and aced them easily, that's where the smartness resides.Have a plan.Incident : This one's again about Biochem. Most of the Viva externals have this basic habit of beginning their session by asking a common question. What did you have for breakfast ?I knew that this was going to be my 1st question from where the Professor would take a turn towards the required Metabolism chapter. Well, I comparatively bonded better with Fat Metabolism than other major metabolisms, hence when I was presented with the same question, I intentionally replied….Sir, I woke up late and hence couldn't have a proper breakfast. Just bought a Lays on my way to college.The man smiled and then started off with Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids :)Good for me.Don't be Oversmart.Incident : This one's actually the extension and application of Dictum 05 as well as my previous incident.One of my friends decided to go by this Breakfast Rule, but he went beyond the threshold of the limit. He was a bit weaker on the Metabolism aspect and hence when the External presented him with the famous ‘Breakfast Question', he smartly replied…Sir, I didn't get any time to have a breakfast as I was getting late.He expected the external to leave the Metabolism but these certain group of people have an uncanny attraction towards the particular Biochem Topic.External : You must be starving ?Friend : A bit.External : *Okay, let's begin with Starvation Ketoacidosis*Well, he was literally blasted off with Ketone Bodies metabolism and entirely ruined. Added to that, since ketone bodies and fats have this common precursor Acetyl CoA, he was bombarded with Fat Metabolism too.Please don't be like him.I don't remember the incidents now although there were countless. I will add them once I recall.Hope I could help you out on the slightest of my experience.Having said this, don't be stressed about these at all. Just keep your calm and enjoy :)Thank youPeace Out ☮️

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