Do you recommend an RDP or virtual machine for brute force attacks and if so which rdp services do you guys recommend? I heard ram and graphics card play a huge role as it can make the attack quicker. Correct me ifi 'm wrong im no expert lol. My computer is super fast I'm tempted to use it but i don't want to expose my main machine.
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(Jul 30, 2025 11:08 PM)btcscotty Wrote: Do you recommend an RDP or virtual machine for brute force attacks and if so which rdp services do you guys recommend? I heard ram and graphics card play a huge role as it can make the attack quicker. Correct me ifi 'm wrong im no expert lol. My computer is super fast I'm tempted to use it but i don't want to expose my main machine. Sounds like a terrible waste of money. You're also wrong. And the last thing you want to do is flood a target with logins. (Jul 31, 2025 04:49 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Sounds like a terrible waste of money. You're also wrong. And the last thing you want to do is flood a target with logins. what if im skimming thru multiple targets? (Jul 30, 2025 11:08 PM)btcscotty Wrote: Do you recommend an RDP or virtual machine for brute force attacks and if so which rdp services do you guys recommend? I heard ram and graphics card play a huge role as it can make the attack quicker. Correct me ifi 'm wrong im no expert lol. My computer is super fast I'm tempted to use it but i don't want to expose my main machine. Don’t touch your main system: run the brute-force tools inside an isolated VM or a disposable VPS you control yourself. That way everything stays sandboxed and safe. |
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