hopefully enough to afford a good attorney. you won't not get caught.

>>55567770
If your IT team is doing their job that should be nearly impossible.

Also as a theoretical exercise the correct time to do this was five years ago, btc mining rates stink today.

You'll probably just get caught, I don't know if your IT team is as good as ours, but we caught someone trying to do this at my university. Dumb fuck was trying to farm Dogecoin.

>>55567783
>>55567778
>>55567796

Their security is a bit of a joke, they keep the local school homepage html files on a drive every student can access, my friend got an isis song to automatically play as soon as a student opens up IE, they caught him, but it was like a week later and he didn't even get suspended.

Pretty sure the sysadmin just one guy who sits in his office playing Diablo all day

>>55567832
reminds me of high school a few years back
whoever was on the school network had full access to all the other computers on the same network, including execution rights
i made a script that copied any chrome/firefox cookies from every machine on the entire network (around 5000 iirc), organized them by the username i stole em from and used them to shitpost their facebooks with anime girls