🧨 MCPTool v1.1.0
Pentesting tool for Minecraft
This project was created for educational purposes and should not be used in environments without legal authorization.
🛠 Features
- Get information from servers
- Get usernames or uuids from players
- Get information about IP addresses
- Get information about domains
- Get random servers using Seeker API (Shodan and Web Scraping will be included soon)
- Scan IP addresses (Nmap, Qubo, Masscan and others)
- Save players connecting to servers
- Easily create proxies (cascade and velocity)
- Create a fake proxy to capture data.
- Connect to a minecraft server using the terminal
- Send commands to servers using a bot
- Connect to the RCON of a server
- Perform a brute force attack on the RCON service
- Perform a brute force attack on the user of a non-premium/semi-premium server
- Kick players with bots thanks to 'You are logged in from a different location'
- Support for multiple languages.
- Search the password of a user using the nordify api.
💻 Supported operating systems:
- ✅ Windows (8, 8.1, 10 and 11)
- ✅ Linux
- ✅ Termux
- ✅ Mac
⛏️ Supported minecraft versions
- 📃 1.8.x-1.20.x
Available languages
- EN
- ES
- TR (Coming soon)
- FR (Coming soon)
- SK (Coming soon)
- DE (Coming soon)
- PT (Coming soon)
- CAT (Coming soon)
Documentation
You can find the MCPTool documentation in the docs' folder.
Download
All the information about the installation is here
🕹 Usage
Use the mcptool command in the terminal.
🔗 Discord Server
Enter the discord server with this link
Minecraft Libraries Used
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