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==Gallery of VNCs==
==Gallery of VNCs==
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Blank.jpg|The most common type of VNC you'll find.
File:Blank.jpg|The most common type of VNC you'll find.
Linux_login.jpg|The second most common. Text in terminal may vary.
File:Linux login.jpg|The second most common. Text in terminal may vary.
Chinese_gamer.jpg|The third most common. The desktop may vary.
File:Chinese gamer.jpg|The third most common. The desktop may vary.
Windows_Server_2008_VNC.jpg|The fourth most common. Usually in Japanese.
File:Windows Server 2008 VNC.jpg|The fourth most common. Usually in Japanese.
Israeli.jpg|The fifth most common.
File:Israeli.jpg|The fifth most common.
Danfoss.jpg|The sixth most common.
File:Danfoss.jpg|The sixth most common.
Industrial_1.jpg|Industrial machine
File:Industrial 1.jpg|Industrial machine
Industrial_2.jpg|Another industrial machine
File:Industrial 2.jpg|Another industrial machine
Industrial_3.jpg|Another industrial machine
File:Industrial 3.jpg|Another industrial machine
Industrial_4.jpg|Another industrial machine
File:Industrial 4.jpg|Another industrial machine
Industrial_5.jpg|Another strange industrial machine
File:Industrial 5.jpg|Another strange industrial machine
Industrial_6.jpg|Another industrial machine in Polish
File:Industrial 6.jpg|Another industrial machine in Polish
Do_not_shoot.jpg|An industrial machine with a vaguely funny message. This was later changed to "Safe to Shoot."
File:Do not shoot.jpg|An industrial machine with a vaguely funny message. This was later changed to "Safe to Shoot."
TicTacToe.jpg|Someone playing Tic Tac Toe against a computer (and losing...)
File:TicTacToe.jpg|Someone playing Tic Tac Toe against a computer (and losing...)
NT 4.jpg|Hotel POS software running on Windows NT 4
File:NT 4.jpg|Hotel POS software running on Windows NT 4
Another NT4.jpg|Some more NT 4 software
File:Another NT4.jpg|Some more NT 4 software
Windows CE.jpg|Windows CE Logon Screen
File:Windows CE.jpg|Windows CE Logon Screen
Pig Farm.jpg|Korean Pig Farm
File:Pig Farm.jpg|Korean Pig Farm
Enpass.jpg|Someone running a "password generator" on their open VNC
File:Enpass.jpg|Someone running a "password generator" on their open VNC
Kali.jpg|Someone installing Kali
File:Kali.jpg|Someone installing Kali
198.23.239.186_5900.jpg|Someone viewing their Gmail
File:198.23.239.186 5900.jpg|Someone viewing their Gmail
Messy.jpeg|A very messy desktop
File:Messy.jpeg|A very messy desktop
Very_large_desktop.jpg|A large desktop
File:Very large desktop.jpg|A large desktop
Nvidia.jpg|Nvidia-themed Ubuntu login
File:Nvidia.jpg|Nvidia-themed Ubuntu login
Mac_or_BSD_error.jpg|An error on BSD or Mac OS
File:Mac or BSD error.jpg|An error on BSD or Mac OS
7_login_with_Mark.jpeg|Chinese Windows 7 login with a user named "Mark"
File:7 login with Mark.jpeg|Chinese Windows 7 login with a user named "Mark"
Hebrew_error.jpg|An error on some Hebrew software
File:Hebrew error.jpg|An error on some Hebrew software
Hungarian_terminal.jpg|Terminal connecting to some IP address
File:Hungarian terminal.jpg|Terminal connecting to some IP address
UOS.jpg|Chinese Linux distribution
File:UOS.jpg|Chinese Linux distribution
Phone_1.jpg|An Android phone
File:Phone 1.jpg|An Android phone
Phone_2.jpg|Another Android phone
File:Phone 2.jpg|Another Android phone
Panic.jpg|A kernel panic
File:Panic.jpg|A kernel panic
Hacked.jpg|A seemingly hacked Linux root shell
File:Hacked.jpg|A seemingly hacked Linux root shell
18.132.67.12_5900.jpg|Bank thingy?
File:18.132.67.12 5900.jpg|Bank thingy?
95.125.182.61_5900.jpg|Guy watching the world die on a industrial machine
File:95.125.182.61 5900.jpg|Guy watching the world die on a industrial machine
106.6.202.196_5901.jpg|Quick! They are on to me!! Better turn off my computer!!!
File:106.6.202.196 5901.jpg|Quick! They are on to me!! Better turn off my computer!!!
202.59.172.138_5900.jpg|Something that looks like a UEFI firmware settings menu
File:202.59.172.138 5900.jpg|Something that looks like a UEFI firmware settings menu
No_OS_1.jpg|A computer without an operating system
File:No OS 1.jpg|A computer without an operating system
No_OS_2.jpg|Another computer without an operating system
File:No OS 2.jpg|Another computer without an operating system
Opensuse_1.jpg|An OpenSUSE login screen. Variants are plentiful.
File:Opensuse 1.jpg|An OpenSUSE login screen. Variants are plentiful.
Display_manager.jpg|A Linux display manager for a library computer
File:Display manager.jpg|A Linux display manager for a library computer
Debian_1.jpg|A Debian computer that has been logged into
File:Debian 1.jpg|A Debian computer that has been logged into
Root_console.jpg|A Linux root console that has executed ip route
File:Root console.jpg|A Linux root console that has executed ip route
Cirros.jpg|A Cirros Linux login screen. Very common.
File:Cirros.jpg|A Cirros Linux login screen. Very common.
Obscure_bootloader.jpg|An obscure bootloader
File:Obscure bootloader.jpg|An obscure bootloader
Linux_update.jpg|Somebody updating their Linux system
File:Linux update.jpg|Somebody updating their Linux system
Happy_hacking.jpg|A program/OS which seems to be hacking-related
File:Happy hacking.jpg|A program/OS which seems to be hacking-related
Linux_warning.jpg|A Linux login screen with a warning
File:Linux warning.jpg|A Linux login screen with a warning
Ubuntu_Trusty.jpg|An Ubuntu 14.04 login screen
File:Ubuntu Trusty.jpg|An Ubuntu 14.04 login screen
Mysterious_VNC.jpg|A cryptic VNC server
File:Mysterious VNC.jpg|A cryptic VNC server
Marbella.jpeg|A Spanish VNC server
File:Marbella.jpeg|A Spanish VNC server
Open vnc ipgone.jpg|Strange iPhone VNC
File:Open vnc ipgone.jpg|Strange iPhone VNC
TeamViewer VNC.jpg|An insecure VNC showing TeamViewer login. Funnily enough, the client name was "kk-security194".
File:TeamViewer VNC.jpg|An insecure VNC showing TeamViewer login. Funnily enough, the client name was "kk-security194".
CampSwift.jpg|A VNC that should definitely not be online.
File:CampSwift.jpg|A VNC that should definitely not be online.
Dickbutt.jpg|A VNC which is just Dickbutt.
File:Dickbutt.jpg|A VNC which is just Dickbutt.
Kitchenbox.jpg|Interesting kitchen IoT(?) VNC
File:Kitchenbox.jpg|Interesting kitchen IoT(?) VNC
WhatTheHell.jpg|VNC of an sewage company that manages water pipes.
File:WhatTheHell.jpg|VNC of an sewage company that manages water pipes.
GameServer.jpg|An insecure VNC hosting a server for the game "Subsistence".
File:GameServer.jpg|An insecure VNC hosting a server for the game "Subsistence".
SecFox.jpg|Login screen for a Linux distribution called "SecFox OS", running on a Chinese server. No information about this OS appears to be present online.
File:SecFox.jpg|Login screen for a Linux distribution called "SecFox OS", running on a Chinese server. No information about this OS appears to be present online.
BillboardVNC.jpg|A VNC that appears to belong to a billboard or some digital signage.
File:BillboardVNC.jpg|A VNC that appears to belong to a billboard or some digital signage.
Glitched VNC.jpg|Broken turkish VNC server sending invalid compression data, resulting in this broken mess.
File:Glitched VNC.jpg|Broken turkish VNC server sending invalid compression data, resulting in this broken mess.
Bitcoin Miner.jpg|A VNC with 4 GPUs mining Bitcoin.
File:Bitcoin Miner.jpg|A VNC with 4 GPUs mining Bitcoin.
DSOX1202A Oscilloscope.jpg|A DSOX1202A Oscilloscope by Keystone with an Open VNC
File:DSOX1202A Oscilloscope.jpg|A DSOX1202A Oscilloscope by Keystone with an Open VNC
Port 15900.jpg|A Windows 7 VM running on Port 15900. Always remember: Security by obscurity is not security.
File:Port 15900.jpg|A Windows 7 VM running on Port 15900. Always remember: Security by obscurity is not security.
Restaurant PoS.jpg|Restaurant PoS Software
File:Restaurant PoS.jpg|Restaurant PoS Software
Android 3.jpg|An Android phone
File:Android 3.jpg|An Android phone
FunnyLockWallpaper.jpg|A very good lock screen wallpaper.
File:FunnyLockWallpaper.jpg|A very good lock screen wallpaper.
Blueprints.jpg|Some sort of blueprints?
File:Blueprints.jpg|Some sort of blueprints?
Minecraft Gamer.jpg|Someone playing Minecraft
File:Minecraft Gamer.jpg|Someone playing Minecraft
VB6 Monitor.jpg|Some monitoring software?
File:VB6 Monitor.jpg|Some monitoring software?
File:Vnc testing in progress.webp|Testing what?
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Revision as of 19:54, 20 December 2023

VNC Resolver, formerly known as "VNC Roulette" and "VNC Funland", is a tool that displays random insecure VNC servers. It is similar to sites like srsly.de, WorldofVNC, Shodan, and others. It was created in late 2015.

The first scan was done in December 2015. The latest scan was done on May 24, 2022 and ended on May 27, 2022

You can browse the current scan by going here. It is also available through CollabBot by typing +vnc.

VNC Resolver

VNC Resolver is currently a part of the CollabBot bot on the CollabVM Discord. It also has a web interface (linked above).

VNC Resolver works by portscanning the entire internet for various ports (usually 5900 - 5910, but smaller ASNs usually get more ports scanned), and then a script attempts to take a screenshot of the found servers. If it times out or is passworded, the server is skipped, but if a connection is successful, a screenshot is taken and it is added to the database.

The scripts for VNC Resolver were released on September 27, 2018 and may be downloaded here. (WARNING: Port scanning the entire internet WILL GET YOUR IP LISTED IN MOST MAJOR BLACKLISTS. This will likely cause you to be banned from certain sites. Many major ISPs across the world also ban portscanning entirely, and may terminate your service if they catch you. Use a VPS if you're going to run this.)

Types of VNC's

Common VNC types found over the years
  • Black screens
  • Dead VNC's (Possibly due to dynamic IP's)
  • Servers
  • Embedded computers
  • Login screens
  • Honeypots
  • Internet cafe machines
  • Asian gamers?
  • Billboards
  • XSCREENSAVER

Incident

An incident occurred on February 21 2016 involving VNC Roulette, in which Damian connected to an insecure VNC which was connected to a pool in a small town in New Jersey. Guest1337 attempted to set the pH levels to potentially lethal levels, but was stopped by both the software and an administrator before any harm could actually be done.

It should be noted that the user in question was doing this from his own computer on CollabVM.

Following the incident, the VNC Roulette was shut down in order to make improvements, and it has returned sporadically, although usually going down for technical reasons.

Gallery of VNCs

See also

A CollabVM Wikia version of this page