May 17, 2020 03:22 AM
(This post was last modified: May 17, 2020 03:26 AM by scamb8rs.)
Hi!
For a little while I've been trying to get back at those pesky Tech Support scammers in India.
I have RAT access to one of their machines in a call centre, and I would like to know if or how it's possible to spread it across their local network to access other PCs.
I've done WiFi scans and see they do have usually around 30-40 devices in the scam call centre that they are using to scam people.
They all use Windows 7 SP1, with no antivirus and an old version.
I do NOT live near them or can access their PCs in-person in any way, so I can't USB attack them, I RAT them on a phone call with them when they think I'm a victim that they are trying to scam.
I have tried Armitage/Metasploit on Kali Linux to no avail.
I don't know where to start.
I have seen videos of someone doing this, where they start by RATting one, and they "sent it to other local connected machines" and end up RATting the entire call centre of 35 PCs.
Link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/2qWjIuMBpJqw/
Any help/tips/explanation would be great.
Thanks!
For a little while I've been trying to get back at those pesky Tech Support scammers in India.
I have RAT access to one of their machines in a call centre, and I would like to know if or how it's possible to spread it across their local network to access other PCs.
I've done WiFi scans and see they do have usually around 30-40 devices in the scam call centre that they are using to scam people.
They all use Windows 7 SP1, with no antivirus and an old version.
I do NOT live near them or can access their PCs in-person in any way, so I can't USB attack them, I RAT them on a phone call with them when they think I'm a victim that they are trying to scam.
I have tried Armitage/Metasploit on Kali Linux to no avail.
I don't know where to start.
I have seen videos of someone doing this, where they start by RATting one, and they "sent it to other local connected machines" and end up RATting the entire call centre of 35 PCs.
Link: https://www.bitchute.com/video/2qWjIuMBpJqw/
Any help/tips/explanation would be great.
Thanks!


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