We are looking for custom Rdp brute forcer,
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Anyone who's used this or other similar tools, is there a statistic on the combinations per second?
I'll be disappointed if this is not rhetorical satireAnyone who's used this or other similar tools, is there a statistic on the combinations per second?
And do the endpoint security products monitor/block the RDP protocol being bombarded with requests?
1. I don't ever use Windows at all.I'll be disappointed if this is not rhetorical satire
LeapfrogOS FTW, right? Anywho, your intuition behooves you... that software is not unlike someone trying to pick a lock with the jaws of life1. I don't ever use Windows at all.
2. The question might've been stupid but was genuine.
PS. And I know nothing of the protocol.
I'll be disappointed if this is not rhetorical satire
Somewhat insulting. Didn't get much info about the protocol but got it.LeapfrogOS FTW, right? Anywho, you intuition behooves you... that software is about as effective as picking a lock with the jaws of life
For AD the default is 10min I believe with a 1min thaw time. Gpmc and secpol policies are actually for some reason set without throttling consecutive attempts, but oddly have a 30min thaw time with factory settings. Imagine there might be more granular control over shit in sccm or whatever its called now daysSomewhat insulting. Didn't get much info about the protocol but got it.
But I'm still interested in knowing if the protocol allows for a brute-force potential. That was the question.
btw if u got an ssh bruter, of anyone in here reading this please drop it in this thread lol, thanksFor AD the default is 10min I believe with a 1min thaw time. Gpmc and secpol policies are actually for some reason set without throttling consecutive attempts, but oddly have a 30min thaw time with factory settings. Imagine there might be more granular control over shit in sccm or whatever its called now days
Thanks. I don't understand the AD, Windows specific details but if I ever get to test it and/or study this AD crap, I'll remember to update this thread.For AD the default is 10min I believe with a 1min thaw time. Gpmc and secpol policies are actually for some reason set without throttling consecutive attempts, but oddly have a 30min thaw time with factory settings. Imagine there might be more granular control over shit in sccm or whatever its called now days
Write an advertisement under the commercial section then. Also it seems that there would be little in the way of risk to share anecdotes about function logic and other generalizations?у меня есть готовое решение. Но не хочется, чтобы мой код по рукам ходил, поэтому увы цена не всех устроит.
Does it support RDP standard security? Did you implement RDP yourself?у меня есть готовое решение. Но не хочется, чтобы мой код по рукам ходил, поэтому увы цена не всех устроит.
Does it support RDP standard security? - yeahDoes it support RDP standard security? Did you implement RDP yourself?
Very nice, you have my respect. I am stuck at the ClientInfo PDU, getting an unencrypted 88 byte SendData response instead of 82 byte encrypted ClientValidLicenseData.Does it support RDP standard security? - yeah
Did you implement RDP yourself - yeah