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Sorry if this is not the place for me to ask this - im a pretty busy student and im just pretty pissed. If you know a better place to ask this, please let me know. So the situation is that a group of people at my school are continuously doing their best to shut down the wifi, or make it unstable enough to the point where it is unusable. This has prevented me, and many of my classmates from working on our assignments, since most is online. At least half the school knows which group of people are doing it, including the teachers and our schools "tech guy". Regardless, the school has done nothing about it for several weeks now.
Now to the point: I don't exactly care about how they are doing it, I want to know what can be done about it. Can I do ANYTHING except pay money for more cellular data?
I'm not the most knowledgeable person about this topic, but this is the little I know/have heard about the schools network and the methods those students are using.
1. Our network is divided into two parts, student and teacher network under the same wifi name. Only the student network is affected. 2. Anyone on the student network can ping anyone else on the student network. 3. When the network is getting 'attacked', people lose connection for several seconds to minutes, seemingly at random. For some periods of time the entire class might be affected, only for a random amount getting their connection back. 4. Two teachers know of the method the students are using, both are pretty tech savvy people teaching courses like *programming* and *computer and network technology*. It's a fact that they know, but there is also a rumor that they taught those students how to do it. 5. The attack is supposedly coming from inside the network, supposedly no use of outside botnets.
This is my final year at this school and there are many important exams and assignments coming up, all of which are held online and I don't want this to be able to have any effect on my final grades. Again, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask. If you know a better place to ask this let me know, or if I should just give up all hope of this stopping.
Update: I've been back in school for almost two weeks now and there has not been any more problems regarding this, I've heard some other students talked some sense into the guys who were doing it (really talked, no fighting). For those of you who are curious about which method they used, I'm not sure since I had no way to check but someone mentioned they used some program (not sure if i can say the name here) which looks really simple and has features to list all connected devices on a network and individually "turn it on or off" for them, or just "disconnect/reconnect all", the creator of this program had a video on it where he said it was ARP, thanks for the responses even if I didn't end up needing any, I learnt a lot
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 3901
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000