[SourApples]

Some RDPs i got recently have fun and be safe use good opsec before you join. Good Luck!

Code:

IP: 41.38.102.52:3389 User: server Pass: P@ssw0rd1 IP: 122.170.1.227:4013 User: DINESH Pass: dinesh@123 IP: 113.53.255.242:3389 User: Administrator Pass: Mtbk1234 IP: 41.38.21.40:3300 User: rdp Pass: Asd1234 IP: 117.239.226.201:40986 User: BMU Pass: admin@123 IP: 35.165.205.110:3389 User: administrator Pass: Passw0rd IP: 103.103.28.106:3389 User: store Pass: store@123 IP: 102.134.218.59:3389 User: admin Pass: P@ssw0rd1

[mothered]

Perfect:



Much appreciated.

[TrollinLolin]

Gracias mein brother in arms

[mothered]

Tried another one and It's still active:

Spoiler:

Thanks again.

[ruonis55]

Tried another one and It's still active:

Spoiler:

Thanks again.

I saw that topic author said "be safe use good opsec before you join." What is an opsec? I did a good search and got an idea, but I suspect that if I join the RDP someone can do reverse engineering and login into my computer or I'm wrong about it.

[mothered]

I saw that topic author said "be safe use good opsec before you join."

Always anonymize yourself when connecting to RDPs not belonging to you.

What is an opsec?

Operations Security.

if I join the RDP someone can do reverse engineering and login into my computer or I'm wrong about it.

A reverse RDP attack cannot be done purely over an RDP session without executing malicious code.

[Anywhere4402]

Tried another one and It's still active:

Spoiler:

Thanks again.

If you don't know about opsec the Hitchkiker's guide is a must to read https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html
I saw that topic author said "be safe use good opsec before you join." What is an opsec? I did a good search and got an idea, but I suspect that if I join the RDP someone can do reverse engineering and login into my computer or I'm wrong about it.

[cmellow]

Watchout for honeypot guys

[shish145]

Thank you very much man, appreciate it

[Chimaera]

thank you very much. THink about opsec before using those!