I want to use mstsc /admin to login to a server silently. My batch file reads the code as mstsc /v:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx /admin But it ask me to enter password. Can anyone help me to skip this step? I went on to Google and found. But I am very new to this stuff (scripting) and could not understand what to do with given code. Is it a vbscript file?
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Can I do the same thing with a batch file. Please elaborate and I request you to spoon feed. This is not my arena but still I am pushed to fight without weapons. My basic need is to kick off all users from a remote desktop except mine to perform some maintainable work.
ESET researchers have discovered new DanaBot campaigns targeting a number of European countries Recently, we have spotted a surge in activity of DanaBot, a stealthy banking Trojan discovered earlier this year. The malware, first observed in campaigns targeting Australia and later Poland, has apparently expanded further, with campaigns popping up in Italy, Germany, Austria, and as of September 2018, Ukraine. What is DanaBot? DanaBot is a modular banking Trojan, after being discovered in malicious email campaigns targeting users in Australia. The Trojan is written in Delphi, has a multi-stage and multi-component architecture, with most of its functionality implemented by plug-ins.
At the time of the discovery, the malware was said to have been under active development. New campaigns Just two weeks after the widely-reported initial campaigns in Australia, DanaBot was.
According to our research, the campaign targeting Poland is still ongoing and is the largest and most active campaign to date. To compromise their victims, the attackers behind the Poland-targeted campaign use emails posing as invoices from various companies, as seen in Figure 1. The campaign makes use of a combination of PowerShell and VBS scripts widely. Figure 1 – Example of a spam email used in a Poland-targeted DanaBot campaign in September 2018 At the beginning of September, ESET researchers discovered several smaller campaigns targeting banks in Italy, Germany and Austria, using the same distribution method as observed in the Polish campaign.
Further to this development, on September 8, 2018, ESET discovered a new DanaBot campaign targeting Ukrainian users. The software and websites targeted in these new campaigns are listed at the end of this article.
Figure 2 shows a spike in the DanaBot detection rate at the turn of August and again in September 2018, as seen in our telemetry data.