UC Berkeley Portal Astrology Discussion 2023

[Vox0116]

Same

[natoedpod]

how to see the ID if i got forbidden

[lolokayman]

bcsweb.is.berkeley.edu

[natoedpod]

thanks! mine starts with 3039, does that indicate anything?

[lolokayman]

Bro. Please ■■■■.

[natoedpod]

what’s happening

[lolokayman]

we’re not gonna have an ID astrology discussion

[natoedpod]

lol my bad

[currydagoat]

wait kind confused… i clicked on the campus solutions link and I have my name and ID# on top right. However, I registered for berk summer sessions before and wasn’t able to see either “forbidden” or “not authorized” before.

Does this mean I got in?? Someone pls help

[sawadeeka]

LOL the guy who initially figured this out deserves to get a full scholarship into their CS Cybersecurity program.

[Rbtia]

Does getting forbidden still a positive sign or should I be able to see the ID also? I can log into the new link and see my name but not the ID

[lolokayman]

You need to be on a desktop.

[shweatypanda12]

Decisions come out in like two days, just wait LMAO

[socalmom2023]

Thanks for saying this! I have Forbidden and was seeing D23’s name (only) on my phone - but sure enough, I can see her ID #3038xx when I am on my laptop.

[Modi]

What do y’all see here: https: (slash) (slash) auth.berkeley.edu/cas/login

[Modi]

I was able to see my 10 Digit Student ID starting with #303 but new link leads to, “Your account hasn’t been created yet. Please try again later.”

What does this roughly mean?

[scrambro]

This is going to have to be reposted every few hours, I think.

@ucscuuw

Folks, please chill and don’t do anything with your accounts that jeopardizes a potential admit. A few years ago, a bunch of Harvard applicants figured out a “hack” and ended up getting their admissions rescinded.

Reading the signs is fine but actively trying to access UC systems are not cool and may not be looked at kindly. The admitted events thing last year didn’t have implications for campus IT security, but activating accounts might.

[spacecoffee470]

This article is terrifying and as a parent I’m not super versed in computer science. Do any of these forbidden vs not authorized checks, or pressing the withdraw button on your portal count as malfeasance in the way that this article describes? Does a university ever consider the number of times the portal is logged into their portal and reject them if they logged in too many times?

[Neu1]

dont worry, Berkeley most likely wouldn’t care and it will face significant backslash if it pulls a Harvard

[scrambro]

poking around web pages while logged into your MAP@Berkeley account seems harmless. Trying to register a CalNet/CalCentral account with your newly discovered student ID BEFORE decisions come out is probably a really bad idea. Chances are if a few people do it, nothing happens. If hundreds of people do it, then yes, it will become a news story and some people will get in trouble.