Changing the DNS doesn't work

Blobby-Boi / Blobwifi

Blobwifi is an exploit that allows Chromebook users to bypass Wi-Fi restrictions

https://blobby-boi.github.io/Blobwifi/

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Changing the DNS doesn't work #3

Open dude363635 opened 6 months ago

dude363635 commented 6 months ago

Just a simple DNS change breaks my wifi network.... It doesn't work to just change the DNS by the looks of it But cool script I'm sure it will help other people just not me :(

Blobby-Boi commented 6 months ago

How does it break the Wi-Fi network? You might want to try changing the dns servers to other public ones.

dude363635 commented 6 months ago

Hello, So I downloaded the file, followed the instructions very carefully, and when I got to school I tested it and the wifi just would not work It connected but it wouldn't load a webpage! Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

funkymokey commented 6 months ago

I have this same issue, it worked just a tiny bit before it went down. I want to remove it.

Blobby-Boi commented 6 months ago

To remove it, go to chrome://os-settings and find the wifi. From there, change the DNS servers back.

Sunniestar commented 6 months ago

How does it break the Wi-Fi network? You might want to try changing the dns servers to other public ones.

my school has a proxy that blocks everything aswell as content keeper

killsecurly commented 5 months ago

Simply using Google's DNS won't work.

Blobby-Boi commented 5 months ago

It does. It's not meant to bypass any filter extensions like cauDNS. This was meant to be a fast and easy way to bypass school Wi-Fi restrictions, which can be done with any public DNS.

BridaNewb commented 1 month ago

I don't want to open a new issue for a simple question. I'm not able to test this yet but maybe you can respond before I am able to anyway and save me time?

If I replace the network with the newly created .onc file, will I be able to go into that network to view the password? Right now, the Chromebook is locked down and I tried looking in prefs-internal and sync already. I found my other psks but not the school one. I can't expand it in settings. If I replace it with the .onc, will I be able to see it or view it in settings or in prefs-internal or chrome://sync-internals?

Thanks

killsecurly commented 1 month ago

I don't want to open a new issue for a simple question. I'm not able to test this yet but maybe you can respond before I am able to anyway and save me time?

If I replace the network with the newly created .onc file, will I be able to go into that network to view the password? Right now, the Chromebook is locked down and I tried looking in prefs-internal and sync already. I found my other psks but not the school one. I can't expand it in settings. If I replace it with the .onc, will I be able to see it or view it in settings or in prefs-internal or chrome://sync-internals?

Thanks

No, you can't get the password. ONC simply forces the internal configuration to change to the selected DNS.

BAaaakkka commented 1 month ago

i did it but it simpy did nothing. i followed all the instructions but nothing changed. just to be clear this makes it so I can open blocked websites right?