New hack to get infinite time on Schoology / AP Classroom tests! I discovered this from an anon source

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For educational purposes only. The Author of this document does not condone any unlawful or unethical actions
which may be performed in correlation with this document.
How to Rewind the Clock on any Schoology/AP
Classroom Assessment
Have you ever needed more time on an online test? Rewind the test timer by exploiting a
digital vulnerability in this easy step-by-step guide!
Recommended Browser for this tutorial: Chrome on Windows 10
Step 1:
Start your assessment and press “F12”.
A special debugging window should open up on the right-hand side of your screen. On some
browsers, this window will be located towards the bottom of the screen.
Regardless of which browser you are using, after this window is open, navigate to the
“Network” tab.
See image below as an example of what your screen should look like.
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which may be performed in correlation with this document.
Step 2:
After you have opened the Network tab of the debug window, locate an entry named
“questionresponses”. This entry will appear after 1-3 minutes after you started your test.
Putting some work on your test may cause this entry to appear faster.
Note that different versions of questionresponses may appear during your test. We’re looking
for a version with the “current_time” parameter located within its data. You can see if you’re
looking at the right version by simply making sure that “current_time” shows up within your
particular entry. Entries containing “current_time” are usually longer in length than entries
which don’t contain it.
If you don’t have the right entry, simply keep working on your test until the correct entry
appears in the Network tab.
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which may be performed in correlation with this document.
Step 3:
After you have located the correct questionresponses entry…
1. Right-click on the entry…
2. Hover over “Copy” …
3. Click on “Copy as PowerShell”. For Mac/Linux users, you can use “Copy as cURL (bash)”.
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Step 4:
After you have copied the correct entry to your clipboard, paste the entry into any text editor
(e.g Notepad or Microsoft Word).
You should see a system command followed by a large collection of encoded text.
This example is using Powershell.
The text which you now see before you, represents a Schoology assessment autosave written in
the format of a system command. Pasting this into a Powershell or Mac/Linux Terminal will
initiate the equivalent to an assessment autosave. This is what we will hijack in order to rewind
the assessment timer!
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which may be performed in correlation with this document.
Step 5:
Use Ctrl + F within your text editor to find the “current_time” parameter mentioned earlier.
You should see the parameter located within the large chunk of text, followed by a specific
integer value. (In this case, it’s “1080”)
This integer value represents the number of seconds which have passed on your assessment
since you started the test.
[Number of minutes passed] * 60 = [“current_time” value]
Modify this number to your liking. In our case, we can reset our timer to 30 seconds by simply
replacing “1080” with “30” in the image shown below.
After applying the change, your screen should look something like this:
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which may be performed in correlation with this document.
Step 6:
You have reached the final step!
Simply paste the entire contents of your text editor into Powershell and hit Enter (for
Mac/Linux users, use Terminal instead).
If you followed each step correctly, your computer should return this:
StatusCode 200 indicates that our ‘fake’ autosave worked!
Now refresh your assessment page. The changes should be applied in your test timer!
We have tricked the Schoology server into thinking that less time has passed on your
assessment than what really has!
Congratulations! You now know how to rewind the test timer on any Schoology or
AP Classroom assessment!
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Thanks for the link but I can't open the file it just gives an "error". Does anyone know how to make it work?

feran Wrote:
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> Thanks for the link but I can't open the file it
> just gives an "error". Does anyone know how to
> make it work?


Sorry, I can't exactly tell you what's the problem but am sure you get rid of it when you'll open the file in a pdf editor. If you don't know one, I use this app to merge pdf files. Good luck!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/24/2021 10:39PM by mspa34.