Situation:
Testing security hardware/software from a virtual machine to a different virtual machine behind the device. I can log in to the target virtual machine from my attacker virtual machine using either xfreerdp or rdesktop, so I know RDP is working. From a Kali virtual box, I run (obviously, the command is anonymized):
The debug info shows (obviously, this is one of many iterations of the same read timeout):
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 Pool: extract 'vagrant' 'butterfly'
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 100) Initiating new Connection
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 pushed to list FULL
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 Pool: Append 'vagrant' 'justin'
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 49) nsock READ timeout!
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 popped from list FULL
rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 49) Attempts: total 0 completed 0 supported 0 --- rate 0.00
This is using the version of ncrack that comes with Kali Linux rolling. I tried installing the new version 0.8 by git cloning it and running the configure. When I try to make, it fails on nsock with the following errors:
In file included from nsock_core.c:86:
nsock_pcap.h:64:10: fatal error: pcap.h: No such file or directory
64 | #include "pcap.h"
| ^~~~
compilation terminated.
make[1]: [Makefile:48: nsock_core.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/vagrant/ncrack/nsock/src'
make: [Makefile:83: nsock_build] Error 2
I tried just doing the nsock/src configure and build, but got the same errors.
NOTE!!! I might just be being an idiot. This might be a simple thing I'm missing. While this is always a possibility for any user, it is a stronger likelihood with me, as I am the anti-Yogi. I am significantly dumber than the average Bear. (And also old enough to make Hannah Barbera jokes...) But any help you can offer would be deeply appreciated. Thank you.
Situation: Testing security hardware/software from a virtual machine to a different virtual machine behind the device. I can log in to the target virtual machine from my attacker virtual machine using either xfreerdp or rdesktop, so I know RDP is working. From a Kali virtual box, I run (obviously, the command is anonymized):
ncrack -vv -d9 -user vagrant -P <password list, generated by rockyou.txt> -p rdp: 10.x.y.z -T5
The debug info shows (obviously, this is one of many iterations of the same read timeout): rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 Pool: extract 'vagrant' 'butterfly' rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 100) Initiating new Connection rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 pushed to list FULL rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 Pool: Append 'vagrant' 'justin' rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 49) nsock READ timeout! rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 popped from list FULL rdp://10.201.200.200:33890 (EID 49) Attempts: total 0 completed 0 supported 0 --- rate 0.00
This is using the version of ncrack that comes with Kali Linux rolling. I tried installing the new version 0.8 by git cloning it and running the configure. When I try to make, it fails on nsock with the following errors:
In file included from nsock_core.c:86: nsock_pcap.h:64:10: fatal error: pcap.h: No such file or directory 64 | #include "pcap.h" | ^
~~~ compilation terminated. make[1]: [Makefile:48: nsock_core.o] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/vagrant/ncrack/nsock/src' make: [Makefile:83: nsock_build] Error 2I tried just doing the nsock/src configure and build, but got the same errors.
NOTE!!! I might just be being an idiot. This might be a simple thing I'm missing. While this is always a possibility for any user, it is a stronger likelihood with me, as I am the anti-Yogi. I am significantly dumber than the average Bear. (And also old enough to make Hannah Barbera jokes...) But any help you can offer would be deeply appreciated. Thank you.