Hi , is there a terminal services scanner? i mean a diccionary scanner. Ive seen one here but its like a macro , that manually opens ts and type in username and password from a txt. Is there a fast scanner? thnkx in advance

yea theres tsgrinder... just google for it ull find it rather quickly

thanks for the tip, i will google it

Any of you out there ever had the patience for tsgrinder to actually get in? heh

JohnAcres read my thread , the macro one i was talking about was tsgrinder , a mean a damn fast threads scan. that verifies username and password in ts.

There is none and if you would actually peek a bit into the RDP protocol you would know that a simple and fast scanner isn't possible at all.

And for win2k3 every moron can build one on its own.

this is for port 3389 right?

get a port scanner and scan through port 3389.
save them in a list.
then use NTScan and set parameters on host list (give him a list with the scanned ips)
then click on the box at SMBscan
connection shares on ipc$
scan host open port 3389
then threads between 300-500

now let him scan
wait...
wait...

in ntscan.txt are the results.

so I had many vulnerable servers

sorry for my english!

hellraiza

well there is a terminal services cracker....

tscapture.exe - terminal services session capture utility

or in other words: Dictionary Based Windows Terminal Services Cracker

Program : tscapture.exe, Aug 05 2002, 36'864 Bytes
Author : gridrun [TNC]
Version : 1.1.0 [bug fix release]
Homepage : Homepage tscapture.exe
Platform : Win32 [tested on 2K]
Requires : msvbvm60.dll [VB runtime]
msrdp.ocx [MS Terminal Services Advanced Client]

Captures of the following OS configurations are specially wanted:

• Windows NT4 Terminal Server Edition
• Windows NT4 Terminal Server Edition
• Windows 2000 Server
• Windows XP professional
• Windows XP home
• Windows .NET server
• any Citrix (or other) RDP servers

All languages are accepted, asian language captures especially wanted,
NOT needed are captures of the dekstop after logon and similar.

Enjoy

does anyone know how to enable terminal services that allows remote connections..
there is a checkbox when you go to my computer > properties > remote > "allow users to connect remotely to this computer"

is there a way to change a registry key using DOS to enable this from a shell?

thanks in advance