DIAMOND Looking for help with NL Brute

[mxstermind]

Looking for help with NL Brute, an RDP brute-forcing tool. Current version is outdated — it crashes under load and gets flagged by modern CIS (Cyber Intrusion Systems) when IPs are detected being scanned/cracked.

There's an updated version called "NL Manager" that others have built, which:
- Doesn't crash
- Distributes workload across RAM and CPU
- Auto-restarts crashed instances
- Divides IP lists to prevent single-instance overload
- Has built-in NLA (Network Level Authentication) checking
- Achieves higher thread counts and PPS (passwords per second)

Others have built custom versions that use both RAM and CPU more efficiently, achieving very high performance (referencing 4 cores, 10 hours, 266 million remaining combos).

Goal: Analyze the feasibility of building an updated version. I will provide samples of both the old NL Brute and the pirated NL Manager.

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Key technical terms in context:
- NL Brute = RDP credential brute-forcer
- NL Manager = Updated/pirated version with crash recovery and load distribution
- NLA check = Network Level Authentication verification
- PPS = Passwords Per Second
- CIS detection = Intrusion detection systems flagging scanning behavior

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