The greatest MITM attack I ever pulled
I was in the fifth grade (the first time, not the second). The whole school published a weekly newspaper that was by the students, for the students. The fourth grade had a paragraph or two about their favorite hop-scotch game, the third grade had a bit about their class’s pet spider, etc, etc.
It was all great fun because we all got to participate in something that seemed so BIG.
My job was to hand carry the final drafts from each class to the print shop for final printing. But on this particular day I had something else in mind.
The night before I drafted my own version of the school paper that included all the latest gossip, who was ‘going’ with who, who wasn’t talking to who, yadda yadda yadda. The next day, when I went to the print shop, I substituted my own personal copy of the entire paper, which was subsequently published and distributed to all the students (yes, even *I* am published).
It was a major coup and after that day all the babes followed me around the playground, while I pimped in shades and parachute pants with my plastic Goody comb in my back pocket.
Mad crazy skillz baby.
