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)
