RDP Automation Script

A PowerShell script to automate enabling Remote Desktop, creating a local administrator user, and configuring firewall rules for RDP access. This script simplifies the process, especially in environments like Evil-WinRM sessions where executing certain commands can be challenging. Once we have enable RDP , open the required port and added the "pwn" user, we can enjoy the full Windows GUI and run commands freely.

Features

• Creates a Local Admin User: Automatically creates a user named pwned with a predefined password.
• Adds to Administrators Group: Ensures the user is added to the Administrators group.
• Enables Remote Desktop: Modifies the registry to enable RDP access on the target machine.
• Configures RDP Firewall Rules: Creates a firewall rule to allow RDP traffic on port 3389.
• Error Handling: Skips actions if they’ve already been completed (e.g., user exists, firewall rule exists).

Prerequisites

• PowerShell: The script is designed to run in a PowerShell environment.
• Administrative Privileges: Ensure the session has the required privileges to execute the commands.
• Predefined Password: The script uses the password YourSecurePassword123 for the pwned user.

Usage

1. Download the Script

Clone the repository or download the script directly:

git clone https://github.com/Y3llowDuck/RDP-Automation.git

2. Make sure you can execute PS scripts

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope CurrentUser -Force
Get-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser

Example Output

Here’s an example of what running the script looks like: