In this post, I’ll show you a step-by-step guide on how to create an RDP, tell you what challenges I faced during the entire process when creating mine, and help you overcome/fix those issues. I have talked a lot. However, Let’s move on to the tutorial part without any further delay.

Tutorial Part​

Method-1 (Creating RDP With Github Resource)​

What you may need before starting?

1. A GitHub account.
2. And a Ngrok account.

I’ll suggest you not use your main GitHub account for the process.

Steps:​

• First of all, Create a GitHub account (use VPN when signing up). I’ve used HMA VPN (not refer link).

• Once you’ve signed up for a GitHub account, go to the Dashboard and create a new repository with any name.

• After that, you must upload all the files and folders in the GIT.

The All File Download From here: Mega.nz – Virustotal

• Now Go: Uploading an existing file >>> Drag and drop files & folder >>> Click Commit Changes.

• Then sign up for a NGROK account to get an authentication token that will be used by the workflow process.

• After signing up, log in to the NGROK account and go to your dashboard. Then Go: >> “Your Authtoken” and copy the code.

• Now go back to your GitHub account. Then Go: >> Settings >> secrets >> Action. Then in the name field type the name “NGROK_AUTH_TOKEN” and in the 2nd field paste the Ngrok token key that you have copied from the Ngrok website.

• Now Go: Add secret >> Actions >> Configure and then workflows dashboard will appear. From this part rename the “blank.yml” to “aws.yml”.

• In the 2nd field replace all the code with my given code. Link [Mega.nz, Virustotal]

• Then Go: Start commit >>Commit new file >> Actions >> AWS >> Run workflow >>Run workflow >> AWS >> AWS >>build.

• After doing that the process will be started to create RDP.

• After waiting for a few seconds your RDP’s IP, Username and password will be generated in the workflow field.

• It’s done! Now it’s time to use it. For that open your windows Remote Desktop Connection software. Then copy the IP without “tcp://”, username, and password from the workflow field and sign into your RDP. Congrats you did it! That’s it, the entire process.

At a glance the full process (summary):​

• Sign in to the GitHub account with VPN.
• Create New Repository
• Upload all the files and folders.
• Set NgrokToken (Go to Settings > Secrets > Action > New Repository Secret)
• In the name section, enter this text: “NGROK_AUTH_TOKEN” and In the value section, enter the ngrok token
• Go: Configure “simple Workflow”, Commit & Run the workflow.

How long does this RDP stay active?​

This RDP stays active for up to 2 hour (previously 4-5 hours). Currently, I’m working on it to extend time.

Problems that I have faced during the entire process & the solutions:​

Github account flagged.
Solution: Use VPN to sign up & log in.

Cannot create unlimited mail for github account if Github account is flagged.
Solution: Use this temp mail/microsoft account to create unlimited github account. [Temp mail – not affiliated]

Workflow runtime error.
Solution: Check NgrokToken & Name(NGROK_AUTH_TOKEN) that you set.

Warn:​

Don’t use the RDP for mining or illegal use.