This tutorial is designed to show the settings I would use to create a stub via OSCelestial RAT. If you use these settings, your file should be fully functioning and FUD. I have tested these settings and they are the best for me. OSCelestial is a highly stable RAT written in Java which can be controlled on Windows, Mac, and Linux. The stub can run on the same platforms. OSC is very easy to use, as you will see in this tutorial. It is perfect for anyone just starting out or anyone looking for a new stable RAT. In just a few minutes you can have a fully working FUD stub.

Before you start, you will need to follow my port forwarding and DNS guide found within this tutorial:

DNS Guide HERE (Disregard Dark Comet specific instructions, just follow tutorial for DNS)

Port Forwarding guide HERE

Once you have purchased OSCelestial RAT and download the file, you want to make a folder on your desktop and extract the files to that folder. Once you have done so, you are ready to begin.

When you open OSC, it will look like this:

The first thing you want to do is listen to your port in the "Connected Ports" tab by typing your port and clicking "Add Port":



Next, head over to the "Compiler" tab and go to "Hosts", here you will add your DNS subdomain name:



After that, go to "File Settings" and fill in your stub information and settings:



I recommend using startup and Disable UI Element. All you need to do is check those boxes and enter your port. Once you are done, you now have a fully functional stub that is FUD. For questions regarding errors or issues you are having, contact myself or the product's owner. More tutorials for plugin usage and reverse proxy are coming soon.

(Jun 1, 2015 10:10 PM)joeing777 Wrote:  Did All these. Same settings same every. And still keeps disappearing.

(Jun 3, 2015 03:14 PM)simon_templar Wrote:  great tutorial.. and excellent explanation!!! thanks a lot ;)

(Jun 7, 2015 05:02 AM)compstrudel Wrote:  Thanks for this tuto, it helped me beginning with OSCelestial.
Worked like a charm.

(Jun 10, 2015 09:44 AM)gandalfthewhite911 Wrote:  Hi Business, first I just wanted to thank you for the tutorial and all!! It's helping me out quite a bit.

I just have a random question regarding duckdns. On your tutorial, i followed the directions and downloaded the duckdns updater but I'm not really sure what to do with it. Your tutorial doesn't say much about it either as most of the job is done through the website and on OSC. I ended up installing it but whenever I try to input my domain and token in the settings, it says invalid domain and token. Does this matter at all?

Also, is there anyway to test the .jar file like in your tutorial? Would Anubis work?

(Jun 10, 2015 09:59 AM)gandalfthewhite911 Wrote:  Oh wow, such a simple fix... you're amazing thanks!