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[PART 2] In-Depth RAT creation tutorial - Making an FTP protocol for your rat! - blake.hale - Jun 29, 2014
Hello everyone!✌
Due to the feedback I got from part 1 for this, I decided to create a second part to this tutorial
[PART 2] In-Depth RAT creation tutorial - Making an FTP protocol for your rat!
Part1: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4297301
The download for the second part: DL
Tell me what you think! Have fun!🎉
PS: Tell me what you reckon the third part should be.
* - Anonmoosekaab - Jun 29, 2014
You have some great work, keep it up! Probably part 3 should be about managing multiple connections I think. Also what do you think about this:
Instead of waiting 100ms before starting a file send, you wait the ping between the client and server. That way it can adapt to slower connections or high ping as well as not waste time for faster connections and lower ping.
* - Bosto - Jun 29, 2014
Thank you for this great example as I'm new to visual basic.
* - nuk - Jun 29, 2014
Now this is a great effort in contributing to the HF community. I haven't had the time to look over the tutorial as I don't really need it but I do appreciate you helping others :) +3 from me good sir... keep up the great work :)
* - blake.hale - Jun 29, 2014
Thanks everyone for the comments... appreciate it! It means a lot.
* - sanderele1 - Jun 30, 2014
Also, you said you were messing about with progressbars. Did you get them to work?
I'd also reccomend to not use EOF unless you are only going to be sending text files. What I do is I construct a header for every packet I send. The header is:
PHP Code
<?php
Lenght (4 Bytes, UInt32), Encrypted (1 Byte, Boolean), TypeLenght (1 Byte, Byte), Type ((TypeLenght)Byte(s), String), And at last the actual message.
Every time you recieve some bytes, just raise an event with the amount of bytes recieved, and the header lenght. Then progress is as easy as
PHP Code
<?php
RecievedBytes / HeaderSize * 100
Nice tutorial anyways .D loved it.
* - blake.hale - Jun 30, 2014
Thanks for the input! (Yes Ive only tested with text files, but will be modifying it to work with encrypted files as it does not currently work with files such as iso, exe, etc)
The only thing with the header is that it's only going to take longer for the file to send, which almost defeats the purpose of using UDP.
However I might implement something like that in the tweaks PDF, definitely something to think about 🙂
Yes I managed to get a working progressbar, however decided to leave it out of the tutorial due to the fact that it's better for debugging if you see the text that is received, rather than an almost pointless progressbar.
Glad to hear! I will surely post another PDF this week :)
RE: [PART 2] In-Depth RAT creation tutorial - Making an FTP protocol for your rat! - darkvas - Apr 7, 2018
Nice tutorial thank you for this :)
RE: [PART 2] In-Depth RAT creation tutorial - Making an FTP protocol for your rat! - adenfr - Apr 8, 2018
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