how to create thread on windows?

User 11155094

i use ncrack and in installed all this(visual studio 2005,2008,2010,2013) so ncrack working with visual c++. im wondering how can i create more threads?i foudn this but i don't know how to apply!I must open visual c++?create project? Creating Threads (Windows)[^]

Lost User

Member 11189357 wrote:

must open visual c++?create project?

Yes, because threads can only exist within an executable program. However, your question or problem is far from clear.

Software_Developer

Try this:

#include "stdafx.h"

#define _MT
#include
#include /* _beginthread, _endthread */
#include
#include
#include
#include

#pragma comment(lib, "user32.lib")
#pragma comment(lib, "libcmt.lib")
#pragma comment(linker, "/NODEFAULTLIB:libcd.lib")

void ThreadFunction1(void *ch);
void ThreadFunction2(void *dummy);

BOOL repeat = TRUE; /* Global repeat flag */

int main(){
printf("\nMultithreading with two threads.\n\n");
printf("Thread Function 2 listens for key strokes. \n");
printf("Thread Function 1 does all the other work \n");
printf(" \n");
CHAR ch = 'A';

/\* Launch ThreadFunction2 thread to check for terminating keystroke. \*/
\_beginthread(ThreadFunction2, 0, NULL);

/\* Loop until ThreadFunction2 terminates program. \*/
while (repeat){
	/\* On first loops, launch character threads. \*/
	\_beginthread(ThreadFunction1, 0, (void \*)(ch++));

	/\* Wait one second between loops. \*/
	Sleep(1000L);
}

printf("  \\n");
return 0;

}

/* ThreadFunction2 - Thread to wait for a keystroke, then end program. */
void ThreadFunction2(void *dummy){
_getch();
repeat = 0; /* _endthread implied */

}

/* ThreadFunction2 - Thread to do work */
void ThreadFunction1(void *ch){

while (repeat){

	/\* Pause between loops. \*/
	Sleep(100L);

}
/\* \_endthread given to terminate \*/
\_endthread();

}

User 11155094

For windows right?so this source will work for ncrack force bruter right?I don't know how to sue this code?must open visual c++ ?

Lost User

See Ncrack Reference Guide (Man Page)[^].

User 11155094

yes i use 20-30 threads if i use more i receive errors,nsock timeouts! nsock errors! etc...so i need to put that code somewhere but i don't know how?

Lost User

Member 11189357 wrote:

i need to put that code somewhere but i don't know how?

And you think maybe we can guess? We have no idea what your code is supposed to be doing, or what you are trying to achieve with these threads.

User 11155094

ncrack -vv -d7 --user admin -P list1.txt 81.196.251.12:3389,CL=20,cd=320ms -oN good.txt -f CL=means maximum threads 20 , becouse if i use more...i receive nsock errors tools i use are ( ncrack +visual c++)

leon de boer

So you are trying a brute force attack on a site via the remote desktop access (port 3389) as user admin with a set dictionary of passwords, and you want us to help you?????? There is no good or legal reason you would need to do such a thing, so that leaves only illegal. Not going to happen :-) Interesting target: RIPE Network Coordination Centre descr: RCS & RDS Residential descr: City: Bucuresti

In vino veritas

User 11155094

i use a sock 5 to connect so that's not my real IP, what ur tryng to proove?that ur superman?

leon de boer

Good to see you aren't stupid enough to be trying to develop something illegal and give up your own IP ... gratz you get a +1 for IQ in my books and the the authorities may not kick in your door one evening.

In vino veritas

User 11155094

ok man

Lost User

I had a feeling that was the case, but could not be certain. Thanks for your comments.

David Crow

It sounds like you are wanting to know how to use a network authentication cracker. :rolleyes: How exactly is this a C / C++ / MFC question? :confused:

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Joe Woodbury

Note: prefer _beginthreadex over _beginthread. If using C++11, you could use the std::thread class.