This is a lot of fun. I work for a small university that has a software development course and a cyber security course. Every once in a while we pair some of the brighter students so the cs guys and girls can try to hack the sd projects. They always succeed, but it's always a very fun lesson for both parties.
They always succeed
well student code is student code, but you can tell them that the code of big corporations is probably worse (speaking from experience as a pentester)
What you said sounds really cool tho, although probably too late for my usecase I will bring it up to my teacher as a suggestion for maybe next year. I tried asking students from my school about this by myself but didn't have much luck. It is cool to hear that your school does something like this. From my experience with mine and some of the teachers I think when I suggest this it will fall on deaf ears anyway... each subject has an end of the semester survey asking for suggestions and I have never seen any of them ever implemented or considered.
I have a few programs that will reach out to the internet when the user explicitly checks for updates. Feel free to rip apart my amateur projects: https://github.com/Jestzer
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