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Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - tomsalmon - 16.05.2013

What Cheaters do?
- They check each character attempts to discover the password each time they are wrong until they get the full and correct password

What system do?
- Each time the player tries to connect and fails, the password changes to a random password


Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/f9LMdrg5


Enjoy it!


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - Hotbrain - 16.05.2013

Sounds cool.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - Dzines4SAMP - 16.05.2013

Bub, are you kidding me, or you copy-pasted this? The script looks like its from InfinityDM, and it uses dini, and you never told anything, basically the includes needed, etc., also learn to indent codes.

Good job, if it is your script (in which I doubt)


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - CodyCummings - 16.05.2013

Uhh, have you even tested the code you just posted here?

- RDOn is never created.
- RD is never used.
- dini_Int takes two string parameters, the filename and the key name. I do not know why in the hell you've used Dini for this anyways.
- This adds a struggle for admins to get the RCON password, it's better that you have a strong password (32+ characters, randomly generating A-Z a-z, 0-9, special characters included) and just let them sit there for 20 years trying to get your password.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - tomsalmon - 16.05.2013

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Originally Posted by Dzines4SAMP
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Bub, are you kidding me, or you copy-pasted this? The script looks like its from InfinityDM, and it uses dini, and you never told anything, basically the includes needed, etc., also learn to indent codes.

Good job, if it is your script (in which I doubt)
InfinityDM is my mod


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - Dzines4SAMP - 16.05.2013

Well, why is there even dini in the code? Btw, this is a snippet, correct me if I'm wrong. You didn't even use #define FILTERSCRIPT on top of the includes.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - OpticKiller - 16.05.2013

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Originally Posted by tomsalmon
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InfinityDM is my mod
if you did made it am sure this thread will have alot more info then that.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - Red_Dragon. - 16.05.2013

Not enough info and so many mistakes in it and that highly doubts that this is yours.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - HeLiOn_PrImE - 16.05.2013

I am working on something similar but more complex. My rcon will change once every 15 seconds, or after every loggin attempt (either successful or not). The passwords will be missing words from phrases and only I will be able to figure them out ( and there will be a sh!t load of passwords ).

Don't know what you guys think, but I can't figure a better protection than this.


Re: Rcon Defender - Protect your rcon password - CodyCummings - 16.05.2013

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Originally Posted by HeLiOn_PrImE
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I am working on something similar but more complex. My rcon will change once every 15 seconds, or after every loggin attempt (either successful or not). The passwords will be missing words from phrases and only I will be able to figure them out ( and there will be a sh!t load of passwords ).

Don't know what you guys think, but I can't figure a better protection than this.
I can think that you're just... It's not simple to get your rcon password to work with things like the remote rcon mechanism if it's changing every 15 seconds, or even every bad login attempt.

Your best bet for protection is to set a long non-human readable RCON password, and (range) ban whoever tries to use bruteforce on your password, but let's face it they can sit there for years and they will never get a your password if it's good and secure.