[lady_godiva]

Didn't know about that tbh, however there are different ways to stop this

[Hatemind]

I don't condone black hat activity, but I'll leave this here. Not sure if it's clean or not, but what you're looking for would be an "RDP" scanner.



Download links in the describtion.

Not very correct, as the name states pretty clearly it is a bruteforce tool. It just try to bruteforce credentials for the RDP protocol against target with port 3389.

also, such tool(dubrute) can easily been stopped from bruteforcing by adding two new keys like "LEGALNOTICECAPTION" and "LEGALNOTICETEXT" and enter a plain text value for each of them in the windows register in the folder named

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

which requirer the person to hit "OK" to be able to access the CTRL+ALT+DEL option and effective terminate password blasting, well aleast as far as i have heard anyway, please no flamming if am mistaken tough:epic:

A lot of servers don't seem to have the Ctrl + Alt + Del protection, I've had about five windows server boxes and only seen it once by default.

The way this would be done is by scanning a ton of IP's for the RDP ports. That falls under blackhat activity. It would be a very easy program to make though, and a learning experience for you to do so (for educational purposes only, of course).

[gh05t3d]

What you are missing besides dubrute is a tool called VNCScan. You give it a ip range,specify the the port and it would look for it. Then parse it,wich it will be saved. Now open dubrute,load the good ip file,load your password.txt and keep going.

[BITW_mybb_import15501]

This is one of the more powerful hacking tool out there

[lady_godiva]

This is one of the more powerful hacking tool out there

Absolutely no