[HN Gopher] VNC Resolver
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VNC Resolver
Author : maltalex
Score : 39 points
Date : 2024-04-11 23:51 UTC (23 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (computernewb.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (computernewb.com)
| metadat wrote:
| This is kind of funny. Half tempted to run one with an
| advertisement background and see who'll rent some pixels.
| bingo-bongo wrote:
| Does anyway know what this is?
| https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/browse/#id/93018360
| VoidWhisperer wrote:
| Top left corner (according to ocr translate) is 'oven', so that
| might be a good starting point
| crancher wrote:
| GPT-4V writes: This image appears to be a screenshot of a
| control interface for an industrial process, possibly related
| to heating or temperature control given the presence of
| thermometers and temperatures in Celsius. The left side of the
| interface has graphical representations of what might be ovens
| or furnaces with temperatures at various points. There are also
| labels such as "Liva" (left) and "Prava" (right), indicating
| different sections or sides of the process.
|
| The right side includes a control and status section with
| buttons and indicators. The "Zavdannia" field suggests a set
| temperature or task temperature, but it's currently set to
| 0degC. The time and step settings seem to be related to process
| timing, and there are counters for total time and remaining
| time. The process indicators at the bottom are showing the
| status, such as "V roboti" (in work), "Zupineno" (stopped), and
| "Zaversheno" (completed).
|
| The date and time at the bottom indicate when this screen was
| last interacted with, and there are buttons for navigation or
| functionality, such as settings, graph, programs, and logs. The
| interface is in Ukrainian.
| speps wrote:
| https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/browse/#id/48195007
|
| Alarm system? Irrigation? Whatever it is, might be easy to find
| on a map...
| yonatan8070 wrote:
| The GeoGuessr folks would probably ID that in seconds
| k8svet wrote:
| Is... that a _residence_?! In "Utopia, FL" (wow, what a place
| that must be!)
| speps wrote:
| Took only a few minutes of going through the few McMansions of
| the area... 27.2742469, -82.3742776
| efrecon wrote:
| This is both funny and scary. A quick look through some of them
| reveals (no links on purpose):
|
| - Some UI in Swedish to control the heating system (+warm water)
| of two houses - A host where the username and password are
| written in clear text with a gentle message of "use sudo to gain
| root access" - somebody's browser logged onto something that
| looks like a crypto mining sys. - an homeassistant prompt, ready
| for control..
|
| As usual the IoT dominates and many open systems seem to be
| related to some visualisation or control.
| yonatan8070 wrote:
| Well, it is said that the S in IoT stands for security
| yonatan8070 wrote:
| I found one that looks like a CNC Router control interface,
| having that exposed to random hackers is not only a security
| problem, it's a safety issue. If someone moved that thing while
| an operator was working inside, they could cause a serious injury
| without even knowing
| fossdd wrote:
| very funny :)
| EvanAnderson wrote:
| VNC servers exposed directly to the Internet are horrifying but
| sadly predictable.
|
| "sorry man but i didnt do it ithis time please check your vnc":
| https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/browse/#id/1011316
|
| Thinking aloud: It makes me want to put up a VNC honeypot for
| fun. I've got a KVM switch that supports VNC that I ought to
| expose to the Internet. Plugging-in a vintage PC w/ no network
| interface card and a wacky operating system might be interesting.
| I guess I'd just capture the VNC traffic to watch the action.
| Hmm... now I have to research playing-back captured VNC sessions.
|
| Edit: https://github.com/thijzert/vncreplay looks promising.
| k8svet wrote:
| My favorites:
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| * https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/browse/#id/71726833
|
| * https://computernewb.com/vncresolver/browse/#id/45498402 don't
| (or do!) google keywords from the filename. I'd hoped my guess
| was wrong, but it wasn't.
|
| * Uh, a Windows session, no lock screen wallpaper, from Ashburn,
| VA. Hmmmm.
|
| Man, this is just nuts. There are so many screens I'm looking at
| that appear unguarded. I hope most of them have input turned off,
| but I doubt it.
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