[Nick Saban]

Ah open RDP ports... I see!

Using nmap of course! I believe it is port 3389 (both TCP and UDP)... to you may want to run something like:

Code:

nmap -sT <ip address> -p 3389

And

Code:

nmap -sU <ip address> -p 3389

I know nothing about Dubrute (yet not much to talk about it), but generally when you want to scan a port you use or nc, nmap, or any port scanner... the most "famous" one/method is using nmap (or zenmap which is the same but with a nice GUI)

I hope that will help/guide you somehow, please let me know if you need more help/info.

Peace

Not quite what I am looking for. I saw in another forum this guy had a sleeper program that checked THOUSANDS of ip's (outside of the network) and scanned them for RDP ports. Then, after a while, when the program found some open ports for him, he would use dubrute to get inside. I have tried pm'ing user, but he never replies... asshole.