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>For that, you're gonna need a RDP server
>It should come with their IP, you gotta plug it in the server
What did he mean by this, /g/? Is anybody here familiar with wire fraud? It really sounds like nonsense to me.
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Actually the full context is that you need to use the victim's IP to log in to their account, but the process he describes doesn't make much sense to me:
>You gotta call up to the company and SIM swap that bitch
>So you can get the phone calls and text message that they get (Easy)
>You need that so you can log in with the code
>But before you do that, make sure that you don't do this wrong
>Now let me find out that your dumbass tried to log in through the phone (Dumbass)
>You gotta change your location into their home
>For that, you're gonna need a RDP server
>It should come with their IP, you gotta plug it in the server
What's RDP server in this context, and how does he use it to spoof the location to the target's home? The only RDP I know of is Remote Desktop Protocol, but it doesn't make sense in this context.
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by default rdp server is disabled
for that you're gonna need an ssh server
it should come with their IP you gotta plug it in the server



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