Feb 6, 2025 12:08 AM
(This post was last modified: Feb 6, 2025 01:55 AM by Bastille.)
This tool is designed for brute-forcing Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) credentials across multiple IPs or IP ranges. It includes features for credential validation, target scanning, making it a full-fledged suite for hacking RDPs
Breakdown of Features:
Bruteforce to IP List
Loads individual IP addresses for brute-force attempts.
Allows login, password, and login:password combination inputs.
Settings include thread count, timeout, and RDP port (default 3389).
Statistics track success, failures, and progress.
Bruteforce to IP Ranges
Similar to the first but operates on IP ranges instead of single addresses.
Can systematically attempt logins across multiple subnets.
Checker
Verifies whether a set of credentials work on a given machine.
Options for:
“Change NLA” (likely to bypass Network Level Authentication).
“Use screenshot” (potentially captures a visual confirmation of login success).
“Use Geo IP” (tracks geolocation of IPs).
“Use Ping” (tests if a host is online before attacking).
“Use blacklists” (likely avoids attacking known honeypots or flagged IPs).
This is a RDP brute-force tool that supports mass scanning, checking, and account validation. It includes optimizations for efficiency (high thread count, timeout settings) and stealth (blacklist avoidance, ping checks)
DOWNLOADBreakdown of Features:
Bruteforce to IP List
Loads individual IP addresses for brute-force attempts.
Allows login, password, and login:password combination inputs.
Settings include thread count, timeout, and RDP port (default 3389).
Statistics track success, failures, and progress.
Bruteforce to IP Ranges
Similar to the first but operates on IP ranges instead of single addresses.
Can systematically attempt logins across multiple subnets.
Checker
Verifies whether a set of credentials work on a given machine.
Options for:
“Change NLA” (likely to bypass Network Level Authentication).
“Use screenshot” (potentially captures a visual confirmation of login success).
“Use Geo IP” (tracks geolocation of IPs).
“Use Ping” (tests if a host is online before attacking).
“Use blacklists” (likely avoids attacking known honeypots or flagged IPs).
This is a RDP brute-force tool that supports mass scanning, checking, and account validation. It includes optimizations for efficiency (high thread count, timeout settings) and stealth (blacklist avoidance, ping checks)
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Breakdown of Features:
Bruteforce to IP List
Loads individual IP addresses for brute-force attempts.
Allows login, password, and login:password combination inputs.
Settings include thread count, timeout, and RDP port (default 3389).
Statistics track success, failures, and progress.
Bruteforce to IP Ranges
Similar to the first but operates on IP ranges instead of single addresses.
Can systematically attempt logins across multiple subnets.
Checker
Verifies whether a set of credentials work on a given machine.
Options for:
“Change NLA” (likely to bypass Network Level Authentication).
“Use screenshot” (potentially captures a visual confirmation of login success).
“Use Geo IP” (tracks geolocation of IPs).
“Use Ping” (tests if a host is online before attacking).
“Use blacklists” (likely avoids attacking known honeypots or flagged IPs).
This is a RDP brute-force tool that supports mass scanning, checking, and account validation. It includes optimizations for efficiency (high thread count, timeout settings) and stealth (blacklist avoidance, ping checks)
DOWNLOADBreakdown of Features:
Bruteforce to IP List
Loads individual IP addresses for brute-force attempts.
Allows login, password, and login:password combination inputs.
Settings include thread count, timeout, and RDP port (default 3389).
Statistics track success, failures, and progress.
Bruteforce to IP Ranges
Similar to the first but operates on IP ranges instead of single addresses.
Can systematically attempt logins across multiple subnets.
Checker
Verifies whether a set of credentials work on a given machine.
Options for:
“Change NLA” (likely to bypass Network Level Authentication).
“Use screenshot” (potentially captures a visual confirmation of login success).
“Use Geo IP” (tracks geolocation of IPs).
“Use Ping” (tests if a host is online before attacking).
“Use blacklists” (likely avoids attacking known honeypots or flagged IPs).
This is a RDP brute-force tool that supports mass scanning, checking, and account validation. It includes optimizations for efficiency (high thread count, timeout settings) and stealth (blacklist avoidance, ping checks)
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