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ViNCe

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A fast, dedicated VNC authentication bruteforcing tool, written in Go

Warning

Only use tools like ViNCe against networks and systems you have explicit permission to test on, I am not responsible for any malpractice caused or malicious activity performed using ViNCe.

Install

Prebuilt Binaries

Head over to the latest release, then download & unpack the binary for your respective platform. Prebuilt binaries are automatically published per every release for various systems and architectures

go install

You can also install or update Vince with Go's built-in go install, granted you have a recent version of Go installed, and ~/go/bin is accessible from PATH:

go install -v github.com/regginator/vince@latest

Usage

See full usage documentation below:

ViNCe v0.1.0
MIT License | Copyright (c) 2025 [email protected]
https://github.com/regginator/vince

 INFO  Provide VNC server address and port with the `-a` flag (e.g. "192.168.0.134", "10.13.33.37:5901")
       See further usage below

USAGE: ./vince [OPTION]...
  -a string
    	Target VNC server [address:port], port defaults to 5900 unless specified
  -auth string
    	(Planned) Force use of a specific authentication type [vnc, tight] (default "vnc")
  -chars string
    	If mode is raw, the character set used for permutations (default "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890")
  -conn string
    	Use connection type [tcp, udp] (default "tcp")
  -delay float
    	Delay between connections per worker thread
  -m string
    	Mode of bruteforce [wordlist, raw] (default "wordlist")
  -no-probe
    	Don't perform an initial connection handshake probe
  -packet-debug
    	Enables packet dump logging for debug (meant for use with one thread)
  -proxies string
    	Path to list of SOCKS(4/5) proxies to use for workers. If not provided, no proxies are used. File must be a txt list of proxies in the format "scheme://[username:pass@]host[:port]"
  -range string
    	If mode is raw, min/max number range for password combination length. May be either a single number, or 2 numbers in the format "1-6" (default "1-6")
  -retries int
    	Number of retry attempts per password for failed connections. -1 means infinite retries (default -1)
  -start uint
    	Start at index n in password iteration
  -t int
    	Number of simultaneous worker threads. The target server may only be able to handle so many, or it may restrict 1 connection per IP, so proceed with caution (default 1)
  -w string
    	If mode is wordlist, path to the wordlist file to source from

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2025 [email protected]

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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