RDP security issue

[Glenn]

@Knowin, yes I understand that but how did he checked for keyloggers?

Software/Apps used to key log ?

Glenn Reviewed by Glenn on 28th Jun 2011. RDP security issue A few days ago , I received an email from Rapidshare support that my account email was changed . At first i just thought it was a phishing/fake email as i logged on to my account and everythign seemed fined . Only 1-2 days later when i login to my RDP i realised ''Holy Shit'' !!! Email change originated from same Ip . I immediately change my login details everywhere and tried to find more info how that happened . My first guess was it was done by one of their staff as they have access to Rating: 5

[NewEraCracker]

You guys should have a security solution installed in your RDPs. At least malware bytes anti-malware free.

[damnyou]

Same shit happens with me too. My windows server is hacked many times. I am with rapidleechhost though. There is a tool to find the vulnerability in the windows servers which gives access to the hackers.

[NewEraCracker]

Same shit happens with me too. My windows server is hacked many times. I am with rapidleechhost though. There is a tool to find the vulnerability in the windows servers which gives access to the hackers.

LOL. Your hosts are all newfagged like hell. For you information I have an Windows XP server that hosts my warez site and guess what? I wasn't hacked in a year! Many tried. Many failed.

Regards,
NewEraCracker.

[l0calh0st]

Yeah? Did he run a Malwarebytes scan? or Kaspersky? or Avast?

[viruz99]

First i said its possible Keylogger - not 100% sure

Fact is the details were phished from that RDP and no i don't leave my logins laying around .

Unless you are saying he hacked my logins from somewhere else then happen to use the same RDP as me to change the details etc......

[Gavo]

This is most likely to be the OP email user/pass is hacked and someone checked his email, seen RDP details, logged in and changed premium account details

[viruz99]

This is most likely to be the OP email user/pass is hacked and someone checked his email, seen RDP details, logged in and changed premium account details

Nope that email belongs to one of their clients

@ NEC - I don't share my login details

[NewEraCracker]

Lol. My Rapidshare account was hacked sometime ago because I shared with a friend that got hacked.

Could that be the case here as well?

Regards,
NewEraCracker.

[NewEraCracker]

Then get someone to kick the hacker of the server.