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[HELP] Sending a Virus - Lοgic - Apr 15, 2014
Looking for some advice from people who are experienced in attacking targets via sending files.
Currently, I am in the position to send files to people who deserve negative outcomes on Skype and was wondering
what would you feel is the best thing to send to the target. I understand that I could maybe send a RAT
to the target and control their PC however previous testing with RATing has failed due to port-forwarding problems.
So, anyone know of any good viruses? I dont really want to send a major virus to crash everything but maybe
one which is more irritating? One that could really fuck with them? Give me some ideas of what I could send to the
target! 😈
Please also consider that I will be sending over Skype, will the virus need FUDing? Is there anything else
I could send instead of a virus?
If I could control when the file/virus is activated that would be EXTREMELY HELPFUL! However am sure
thats not possible... 🤨
Also again, the targets I have in mind deserve the worst, trust me! 😕
* - D4rKn3s5 - Apr 15, 2014
You should still be able to use a RAT. There's a couple of methods you can use to bypass port-forwarding issues. You could try either using bittorent or utorrent to open the port. If that doesn't work I would suggest that you look into using a vpn that allows port-forwarding.
* - Zink - Apr 15, 2014
(Apr 15, 2014 07:26 PM)D4rKn3s5 Wrote: You should still be able to use a RAT. There's a couple of methods you can use to bypass port-forwarding issues. You could try either using bittorent or utorrent to open the port. If that doesn't work I would suggest that you look into using a vpn that allows port-forwarding.
Yes, as well as find a direct link that does not distribute your file.
* - Malcolm.Woodchop - Apr 15, 2014
If you need help with port forwarding shoot me a PM I'll be glad to help. 🙂