xTSCrack RDP Audit Tool — single-host and range-based credential testing with wordlists, logging, and exportable results.
xTSCrack RDP Audit Tool is structured as a host-authentication testing framework designed to evaluate credential response patterns across single IPs, ranges, or full address lists. Its interface is clean, segmented, and built around input isolation: define targets, load wordlists and userlists, supply credentials if needed, initiate testing, and monitor logging output in real time. The layout emphasizes visibility — every field, list, and mode is static, meaning each run can be configured, exported, and replicated with minimal overhead.
Targeting offers three modes (single, range, list), while attack behavior varies based on input structure — from username-only loops to paired wordlist/userlist combinations. Logging data and result paths ensure testing artifacts can be retained for comparative analysis, timing review, or controlled audit documentation. The status bar, live log panel, and save-result function collectively form a streamlined flow for multi-session testing, parameter tweaking, and output evaluation.
**Tool Features**
* Single-IP, range-based, and list-driven target modes.
* Username, password, and domain input fields for direct injection.
* Wordlist + userlist support for varied credential-testing patterns.
* Adjustable attack modes tuned for user-only, pass-only, or mixed attempts.
* Live status and logging window for response trace visibility.
* Result-saving field for batch export and post-run review.
* Simple UI layout, logically divided for repeatable configuration.
Screenshots:
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Link:
Mirror:
Virus Total:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/abd9...b472c83bea
Cracking tools are frequently detected as dangerous or malware by antivirus software, you may need to disable your antivirus or add an exception to use these tools. Use it at your own risk!
xTSCrack RDP Audit Tool is structured as a host-authentication testing framework designed to evaluate credential response patterns across single IPs, ranges, or full address lists. Its interface is clean, segmented, and built around input isolation: define targets, load wordlists and userlists, supply credentials if needed, initiate testing, and monitor logging output in real time. The layout emphasizes visibility — every field, list, and mode is static, meaning each run can be configured, exported, and replicated with minimal overhead.
Targeting offers three modes (single, range, list), while attack behavior varies based on input structure — from username-only loops to paired wordlist/userlist combinations. Logging data and result paths ensure testing artifacts can be retained for comparative analysis, timing review, or controlled audit documentation. The status bar, live log panel, and save-result function collectively form a streamlined flow for multi-session testing, parameter tweaking, and output evaluation.
**Tool Features**
* Single-IP, range-based, and list-driven target modes.
* Username, password, and domain input fields for direct injection.
* Wordlist + userlist support for varied credential-testing patterns.
* Adjustable attack modes tuned for user-only, pass-only, or mixed attempts.
* Live status and logging window for response trace visibility.
* Result-saving field for batch export and post-run review.
* Simple UI layout, logically divided for repeatable configuration.
Screenshots:
Link:
Mirror:
Virus Total:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/abd9...b472c83bea
Cracking tools are frequently detected as dangerous or malware by antivirus software, you may need to disable your antivirus or add an exception to use these tools. Use it at your own risk!