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Hidden VNC C++ Project

Overview

This project implements a hidden VNC (Virtual Network Computing) solution written in C++. It allows for remote desktop control with a focus on maintaining a low profile. The system consists of multiple components including a BC (Back Connection) server and client, and various supporting modules.

Project Structure

The project is organized into several key directories:

  • VNC/ - Core VNC implementation

    • AcDll/ - Active DLL components for VNC functionality
    • BcClient/ - Back Connection client implementation
    • Common/ - Shared code and utilities
    • aplib/ - aPLib compression library integration
  • BC/ - Back Connection server components

    • BcServer/ - Server implementation
    • Handle/ - Connection handling
    • Inc/ - Include files

Features

  • Remote desktop control via VNC protocol
  • Back Connection functionality for NAT/firewall traversal
  • Support for multiple Windows OS versions (2000 through Windows 8)
  • Machine identification and authentication
  • Compression using aPLib

Building the Project

The project uses Visual Studio project files (.vcproj/.vcxproj) for building. To build:

  1. Open the appropriate project files in Visual Studio
  2. Configure the build settings as needed
  3. Build the solution

For automated building, see the build scripts in the VNC/Builder/ directory.

Configuration

Configuration files can be found in:

  • BC/bcserver.ini - Server configuration
  • VNC/Builder/vnc.ini - VNC configuration

Dependencies

  • Windows SDK
  • aPLib compression library (included)

License

This software is proprietary and confidential.


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