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0xthirteen/SharpRDP

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1,156 stars·590 forks·C#·BSD-3-Clause·6 views

SharpRDP

To compile open the project in Visual Studio and build for release. Two DLLs will be output to the Release directory, you do not need those because the DLLs are in the assembly. If you do not want to use the provided DLLs you will need to .NET SDK to create the AxMSTSCLib.dll DLL. To create it…

Features

  • Lateral Movement - Executes commands remotely via RDP.

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Frequently asked questions

What does 0xthirteen/sharprdp do?

To compile open the project in Visual Studio and build for release. Two DLLs will be output to the Release directory, you do not need those because the DLLs are in the assembly. If you do not want to use the provided DLLs you will need to .NET SDK to create the AxMSTSCLib.dll DLL. To create it…

What are the main features of 0xthirteen/sharprdp?

The main features of 0xthirteen/sharprdp are: Lateral Movement.

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