World of VNC
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This dude scanned the Internetz for VNC servers with no authentication, took a screenshot of every one, and now you can browse the screenshots!
I like this one:
https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=2707
Some kind of water reclamation control interface, written in the World's Ugliest GUI Toolkit apparently.
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@blakeyrat that interface looks oddly familiar....
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@Tsaukpaetra It's Unix. I know this.
Someone should be sure and drop me a message stating how awful Microsoft's design of RDP is, that it requires auth and encryption by default.
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@blakeyrat Oh shaz, update your Ubuntus:
https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=224
You wouldn't want your computer to be gasp insecure!!!
The Internetz might find out you are pirating... American Dad? Really? And That's What I Call Music 93? Ugh. Davem1989 has terrible tastes.
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I distinctly remember a DEFCON talk where that water reclamation control interface was one of the slides in the presentation. The guy mentioned that everyone who visits that page gets called a few weeks later by a guy asking if you changed anything...
I can't find the talk now but basically it was about all the things which are accessible on the internet and shouldn't be...
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
The Internetz might find out you are
some random seed host for torrents? I have to believe that those aren't being downloaded for personal reasons...
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@blakeyrat Every single South Korean one has a launcher for a shitty free-to-play MMO open.
Seriously.
TIL some stereotypes are true.
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@blakeyrat Who the hell still pirates stuff OVER FTP? Man, I'm surprised he updated anything since 1998.
Anyway, I am now tempted to set up a machine, expose VNC and have it loop a video of someone waving over-enthusiasticly.
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@LB_ said in World of VNC:
The guy mentioned that everyone who visits that page gets called a few weeks later by a guy asking if you changed anything...
Why would you leave your phone number? Wha...?
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
Why would you leave your phone number?
That's the thing: nobody left their phone number. Just their IP address.
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@Onyx said in World of VNC:
Anyway, I am now tempted to set up a machine, expose VNC and have it loop a video of someone waving over-enthusiasticly.
If I were less lazy, I was thinking about implementing enough of the VNC protocol to serve up a "screen" that was like 50,000,000,000 pixels tall.
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
written in the World's Ugliest GUI Toolkit apparently.
Doesn't look that different from any other process control GUI that I've seen, really.
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@LB_ said in World of VNC:
That's the thing: nobody left their phone number. Just their IP address.
oooOOOoooOOooooOOOo
And on the handle of the car door... A HOOK HAND!
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@blakeyrat And you know what "Mom Pov - Kassie HD 720p" almost definitely is...
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
Microsoft's design of RDP is, that it requires auth and encryption by default.
IIRC that wasn't actually true until Win 7 or 8. I think there are a few metasploit modules that specifically work on Windows 7, because my testing VM of 7 Ultimate got pwned pretty quickly when I opened just the 3389 port to the internet...
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@LB_ said in World of VNC:
The guy mentioned that everyone who visits that page gets called a few weeks later by a guy asking if you changed anything...
you mean they are able to track all visitors, but they can't be arsed to put a damn password on the thing?
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@blakeyrat I'm pretty sure you can serve a headless X session over VNC. Meaning, you could probably set it to have whatever resolution you want, not like it will ask the non-existant display if it can handle it. In other words, no need to reimplement anything, any random Linux VM should do.
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@fbmac That was the conclusion I remember. Sounds exactly like a government project to me...
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This appears to be a digital version of a fire evacuation poster, complete with ads! WTF Korea. Even your FIRE EVACUATION POSTERS show video games.
Also that would be a shitty place to work. You can't even move your elbows those desks are so close together. The non-handicapped bathroom stall is like 50% larger than your workspace.
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
This appears to be a digital
version of a fire evacuation postersignage displayIt's likely that next month's screenshot will show some other demotivational picture or the like.
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Good thing this class schedule is for physics and not, for example, "Computer Security":
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GamesLive.FR looks like some scam operation for stealing ad revenue from Twitch? Not sure. Definitely something fishy going on with it.
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Fullsize at the link: https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=126
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Compressor shutdown...
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@Tsaukpaetra I just found another security camera grid: https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=1598
Not as good as the shampoo (?) factory one though.
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Is that Windows Mobile?!
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@loopback0 said in World of VNC:
Windows Mobile?!
Symbian? Doesn't look like Windows CE all that much...
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@blakeyrat There's so many of these:
They HAVE to be a virus/botnet using people's bandwidth to scam Twitch.TV, but why does it also set up a VNC? So the people "hiring their services" can verify the watchers? Huh.
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@Tsaukpaetra The icons on the top bar look like Windows Mobile 6.
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
There's so many of these:
Yeah, I've seen a few of those...
edit: two in a row!
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Someone seems to be browsing news about porn rather than porn.
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"Protected" by Kapersky
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Unreal...
For those who are hard-of-French, "Arret" means stop. I wonder what happens when you arret le pompe?
Fucking dullards...
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No idea who Danfoss are (nor do I care) but I've seen a few of these from different countries...
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Photocopier VNC on the Internet
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@loopback0 said in World of VNC:
nor do I care
We engineer tomorrow to build a better future
Danfoss engineers advanced technologies that enable us to build a better, smarter, and more efficient tomorrow. In the world’s growing cities, we ensure the supply of fresh food and optimal comfort in our homes and offices, while meeting the need for energy-efficient infrastructure, connected...
Too bad!
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@blakeyrat said in World of VNC:
Even your FIRE EVACUATION POSTERS show video games.
God, I'd forgotten that about them. Yes, they do put game ads all over the place (or did when I visited, which was like 10 years ago) a bit like how you get ads for TV and music all over the place in the West. But putting them on a safety poster? That's… special. Heck, having a part of your evacuation planning critically dependent on keeping power is also special.
Korea. Because somewhere has to show that Japan isn't the weirdest place on Earth.
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@fbmac said in World of VNC:
they can't be arsed to put a damn password on the thing?
Too much paperwork and red tape involved.
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@LB_ said in World of VNC:
That was the conclusion I remember. Sounds exactly like a government project to me...
Honeypot, maybe?
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@skotl said in World of VNC:
"Effluent dosing setup screen"!!!!
How else would you control a sewage plant?
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@blakeyrat nothing says "need for speed" as a fire in the building
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@skotl Do at low alarm. In the year 2000.
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prank idea: make a screen that could be mistaken with a missile launching control panel, and put it in a VM running unsecured vnc.
another one, something with UFOs
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@fbmac said in World of VNC:
prank idea: make a screen that could be mistaken with a missile launching control panel, and put it in a VM running unsecured vnc.
And if someone clicks LAUNCH, it could sent a disk-formatting virus back. Or just a screen melting MUHAHA
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@dcon And then it yanks down their pants in science class!!!
