MCPTool: Pentesting tool for Minecraft

by do son · Published January 23, 2024 · Updated May 1, 2024

See information of a server.
View player information.
Get information about an ip address.
Obtain the domains associated with an IP address.
Get the DNS records for a domain.
Search random servers with certain information (With Shodan)
Find Minecraft servers on the most popular pages.
Port scanning (with nmap and QUBO). And send a bot to check if the server can be entered
Get information from Minecraft servers found in a text file.
Get the names and uuids of all players joining a server. (You can also get the date and time of entry and exit)
Create a bungeecord (waterfall) and a local velocity.
Use plugins found on proxy servers.
Create a fake proxy server to capture data.
Connect to a server using a bot.
Connect to the RCON of a server and execute a command.
Initiate a brute force attack to access the console. (via RCON)
Initiate a brute force attack to access the user’s account. (via /login)
Kick players by taking advantage of the “You logged in from a different location” error.
Send a bot that will execute a list of commands upon login to the server.
Bots are compatible with Proxies