#IMPERO CONSOLE PASSWORD FULL#
#IMPERO CONSOLE PASSWORD PASSWORD#

He sent a message to every active computer at the time saying something along the lines of: 'from: Thanos bruh.

#IMPERO CONSOLE PASSWORD FULL#

He took control of our friends computers in the other classes, and everyone started calling me and texting me saying 'STOP DELETING MY SHIT!' and things like that, which I don't blame them, as I had a reputation of doing things like getting full access to Impero, and have had experience with it before. I opened it on my friends account and computer as I was on my last warning, at let him do as he pleases.

#IMPERO CONSOLE PASSWORD PASSWORD#

Nobody in our class saw the password in time, as it was in like font size 8, but she decided to do it again for the other class, and they put 'impero password.txt' into the shared folder, and just like that, instant access.

Fortunately our shitty new computing teacher, who we later found out is not qualified to teach computing, had decided it would be a good idea to leave her whiteboard being a duplicate of her screen, aswell as OPENING a file, COPY PASTING a simple password into the prompt, and clicking done. If you right clicked on it, and clicked 'Open Impero Console' It would bring you to the password prompt, instead of saying 'You do not have permission to run Impero Console'. I also noticed how all of the items in the system tray would all close down around 10 seconds after you press cancel, and the Impero logo would pop up. I found this by mistake while bypassing another shitty Impero flaw, with, if the teacher blocks all sound, it only blocks the sound on the specific one selected at 'Startup' or when your computer is logged out and into again, and you can just swap it, cancel, and change the blocked source, to get your music. If you have an edited document, and press the off button on the computer, it would prompt if you wanted to 'Shut down anyway' or to 'Cancel', obviously you would click cancel. The computers are all running Windows 10.

Obviously we tried to click on it and it wouldn't run, but later found out that if you spammed Enter while it was highlighted, when it removes its self, It would prompt you to put a password in. I had noticed whenever you logon to one of the computers, you had around a 3 second window where the Impero Client icon was present, then it removed itself.

I was the 'smart kid' in my class and was constantly messing with the computers, obtaining admin with the Utilman.exe rename trick with cmd. BACKGROUND: At my school we have around 140 computers that all have 'Impero Education Pro' Installed.

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