05.01.2008, 18:02
Hey all, I have heard a few cases of people hacking their rcon passwords. It seems to me the only valid way of doing this is brute force. This script can help tackle that. heres what it does -
you supply it will some keys in the config section at the start of the script
you fill in all the other options.
it will generate a string x length containing random numbers, lowercase, uppercase, symbols in a random order. it will then take your keys and place them into the string randomly. one of the keys is encrypted and inserted into the script. it then changes the rcon to this.
that is placed in a timer, so every xxxxxxxxxxxxx milliseconds, it does that again, changing the password. For people who dont like timers it can also be setup using events (commands, in this case) so instead of xxxxxxxxxx milliseconds, it will trigger after xx commands are sent.
This WILL make rcon unusable, but if that doesnt matter, and you are/ have had problems with rcon "hackers" this may be of use to you
PWN source hotlink
no amx, as there are options that need to be configured. I may upload some pre-configured amx'es later on.
you supply it will some keys in the config section at the start of the script
you fill in all the other options.
it will generate a string x length containing random numbers, lowercase, uppercase, symbols in a random order. it will then take your keys and place them into the string randomly. one of the keys is encrypted and inserted into the script. it then changes the rcon to this.
that is placed in a timer, so every xxxxxxxxxxxxx milliseconds, it does that again, changing the password. For people who dont like timers it can also be setup using events (commands, in this case) so instead of xxxxxxxxxx milliseconds, it will trigger after xx commands are sent.
This WILL make rcon unusable, but if that doesnt matter, and you are/ have had problems with rcon "hackers" this may be of use to you
PWN source hotlink
no amx, as there are options that need to be configured. I may upload some pre-configured amx'es later on.