AARDWOLF - Asynchronous RDP client in Python (and a bit of Qt5)

This project is aimed to play around the RDP protocol and not for business use.

Features

• Supports credssp auth via NTLM/Kerberos.
• Built-in proxy client allows SOCKS/HTTP proxy tunneling without 3rd part software
• PtH via CredSSP+Restricted admin mode
• Scriptable Keyboard, Mouse input and CLIPBOARD input/output

Example scripts

• aardpclient Basic RDP client running on top of QT5. Can copy-paste text, handles keyboard and mouse.
• aardpscreenshot RDP ?screenshotter? scans the given target/s or network ranges for open RDP clients, tries to log in either with or without credentials and takes a screemshot
• aardpcapscan RDP login capability scanner identifies the supported login protocols on a target or network ranges.

URL format

As usual the scripts take the target/scredentials in URL format. Below some examples

• rdp+kerberos-password://TEST\Administrator:[email protected]/?dc=10.10.10.2&proxytype=socks5&proxyhost=127.0.0.1&proxyport=1080
  CredSSP (aka HYBRID) auth using Kerberos auth + password via socks5 to win2016ad.test.corp, the domain controller (kerberos service) is at 10.10.10.2. The socks proxy is on 127.0.0.1:1080
• rdp+ntlm-password://TEST\Administrator:[email protected]
  CredSSP (aka HYBRID) auth using NTLM auth + password connecting to RDP server 10.10.10.103
• rdp+ntlm-password://TEST\Administrator:<NThash>@10.10.10.103
  CredSSP (aka HYBRID) auth using Pass-the-Hash (NTLM) auth connecting to RDP server 10.10.10.103

Kudos

• Citronneur's rdpy. The decompression code and the QT image magic was really valuable.

Additional info

• installing in venv will require installing Qt5 outside of venv, then installing 'wheel' and 'vext.pyqt5' in the venv via pip first. then install pyqt5 in the venv
• installing Qt5 can be a nightmare