Yesterday (26th) it was circulated on the Internet that a Secondary 1 student from Leung Kau Ju College of Le Sin Tong in Sai Ying Pun sent emails to teachers and students in the school and found that there were loopholes and backdoors in the school's computer system server. Free download or uninstall of mobile device (MDM) management rights will invade the "everything" of the school.
"Hacker" means that it is impossible for the school to catch him. He also points out that the organization has 7 members, and even threatens that even the principal's account can be easily cracked.
The school said that after investigation, it was found that the sender had used a teacher's school email account to send the above-mentioned email "to express opinions on some measures and activities of the school".
The school took action yesterday morning to ensure that the school's confidential information system is not disturbed, and called the police in the afternoon of the same day.
The source said that the "hackers" only used the teacher's email account and did not invade the computer system.
Recently, it has been circulated on the Internet that a Secondary One student of Le Sin Tong Leung Kau Ju College sent an email to insiders pointing out that the school server had loopholes and backdoors, requesting that students be free to download or uninstall Mobile Device Management (MDM), otherwise it would invade the school's "" all".
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Request to open tablet download or uninstall admin rights
Recently, a screenshot of an intranet email from Leung Kau Ju College, suspected to be Lok Sin Tong, has been circulated on the Internet. It shows that a group of Secondary One students calling themselves "ShadowLST" discovered two errors in the school's computer server, which became an intrusion loophole. Freely download or uninstall Mobile Device Manager (MDM) and you will "hack (hack) everything in the school".
"ShadowLST" also emphasizes that the system can be cracked by a secondary one student, proving that the system charges students 70 yuan per year as a mobile device management fee is completely meaningless, and believes that the school should first ask parents if they need students to install mobile device management, and then make a decision.
Mobile device management prohibits tablet download games
It is understood that the mobile device management right (MDM) referred to by "hackers" is installed on e-learning tablet computers. On the one hand, it is used to distribute teaching materials, on the other hand, students are prohibited from downloading games and other programs. tracking function.
The system was developed by a local university and is used by many schools. In the past, students from schools have successfully unlocked it.
The "hacker" also criticized the school's serious political stance in the email, pointing out that "even English Week is about China", and that the school "seems to force China into the brain", which makes him very uncomfortable, and hopes to teach more neutral students Knowledge, referring to "We are not machines, do not need to program and brainwash in my brain", and emphasizes that I don't hate China or any country, but hate English is all about politics.
Claims that the "hacker" group has seven "commanders" with an IQ of 136
The email finally mentioned that "ShadowLST" has seven members, including two hackers, three hardware engineers, a commander with an IQ of 136, and a social engineer, and threatened to crack everything, even the school principal's account. They can be easily cracked, and it is impossible for the school to catch them.
The head of the IT department of the school sent an email to the whole school, stating that a hacker had sent a warning email and clarified that "it was not sent by the teachers of the school"; he also pointed out that the school would follow up the incident seriously, reminding students to delete the suspicious email immediately, and Students are prohibited from retweeting and should not reply.
It is understood that the school has only found that someone has stolen the teacher's email account, and the computer server system has not been hacked. As for whether the student did it, it is still under investigation.
At the same time, an email was circulated on the Internet for the head of the IT department in the school, stating that the school will follow up the incident seriously, and students should delete the suspicious email immediately, and students are prohibited from forwarding and responding.
The school has called the police yesterday to increase the security of the network system
The school said that some teachers and students received an email titled "the last warning" through the school's email system in the early hours of yesterday.
After the school's investigation, it was found that the sender had used a teacher's school email account to send the above-mentioned email, "expressing opinions on some measures and activities of the school".
The school has taken action in the morning of the same day to ensure that the school's confidential information system is not disturbed. In addition to strengthening the maintenance of the network system and the access authority, the police will be reported to the police in the afternoon of the same day.
The case has been handed over to the police for handling and investigation, and details of the incident have not been disclosed yet.
The school will seek more professional technical support to further enhance the security of the school's network system and "strengthen the IT literacy of all teachers, students and staff so that they can make good use of technology and give back to the society".
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