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THE BEST RAT ON HF | MY HONEST REVIEW | NanoCore | LL | Prototype | IM3 - Fộrcəd - Aug 21, 2015 So lately i have been spending some money on various remote administration tools sold here on HF. And for those that are looking to purchase an RAT i thought i who'd share my opinion/review on them Please note that this will be my opinion and not an effort to sale trash anything. Prototype Native / C++ RAT Really had quite good expectations for this one, everything looked promising and i was hoping that an rat coded in C++ would be good and stable one. I payed and received the product (no problem here) however as soon as i got an connection establish it crashed after trying to recovery passwords. It also crashed numerous other times for no real apparent reason. I see this RAT as an work in progress, but maybe not quite ready for sale. I admire the developer(s) for jumping out of the whole ".net" trend And wish them good luck, but this was at the time 30 USD wasted in my eyes. (Hoping future updates will change my opinion ) LuminosityLink Advanced rat coded in Vb.net featuring fancy strong words such as "Ring 3 Rootkit". Payed and received the product (No problem here) After trying it out i must says it seems like a rather good rat, it has plenty of features (If u ever need them) and it has system wide process injection. I was expecting nothing less from KFC watermelon (I remember him for this file protection software a while back, don't remember the name but it basically made any .exe as close to impossible to remove) Only thing i don't not find great is the slow,messy and somewhat buggy GUI. NanoCore I have heard about NanoCore but never thought of it as anything big or fancy. Turns out it is exactly that. Payment and delivery no problem here either. But this one truly separates itself from the rest. This is a stable,fast and impressive rat. It has close to everything you need with an excellent plugin system and a GUI that is just outstanding. I must say, i feel every penny spent of this one was worth it. However if I'm going to be a bit picky there is something missing. Most important ones are client information(Basic tab with somewhat usefully info), Injection/persistence option? and any sort or form of bot-killer. (However i am sure there exist plug-ins for such features) Also another thing i who'd like to say about NanoCore is that it is trying its very best to stay on the correct side of the law, and that may be the reason for the "nerf" of these features. It is VERY impressive non the less Imminent Monitor Credits to ȺʁɱªÐą for buying me an copy of IM3. Payment and delivery was no problem. From the first time running IM3 i must say the GUI is stunning,clean and really dynamic. My first thought where "has an professional designer made this?". The software also continued to impress me in stability and easy of use. Every piece of info is exactly where u expect it to be , and where it should be. This RAT also features system wide injection. This basically turns every process it has privileges to access into watchdog process, keeping the establish connection alive and well. I must say, this is truly and competitor to NanoCore. In-fact, after switching between IM3 and NanoCore forth and back, NanoCore seems to be missing key features like mutex and basic client information. The "Malware scanner" in IM3 is something I'm not quite sure i like or not. Its Simple yet very effective, but also useless if the malware is Runtime FUD. This is also an very impressive piece of software. So this is my take on money spent over the last 2 weeks. I hope this comes in handy for some of you guys. My English is shitty, i know and please alert me so i can correct the worst mistakes. If this was interesting i also currently have like 10 crypter licenses, i will gladly share my opinion My current recommendation is 🎉👍 NanoCore👍🎉 Looking forward to trying Ozone soon also see my thread about the best crypters on hf! https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4959817 * - Armada - Aug 21, 2015 I will buy you IM3 license for review reasons, PM me. - Impressive reviews, Im going to link to this thread. 👹 * - Yakz - Aug 21, 2015 Since you haven't reviewed Imminent monitor, I can say that judging from your reviews on the others ones (i haven't used) IM is defenitely among the most stable and fastest RATs in the market. Have never had any issues with IM (connections dropping, crashes, ect) note that this is from a year ago or so but i can only imagine that they even improved more since then. Thanks for sharing your experiences with these RATs. Regards. * - KFC Watermelon - Aug 21, 2015 Thank you for your feedback. Always take into consideration that Luminosity is not very old, but is going very strong and I am constantly looking forward to improving it anyway I can. * - Fộrcəd - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 10:35 AM)KFC Watermelon Wrote: Thank you for your feedback. Always take into consideration that Luminosity is not very old, but is going very strong and I am constantly looking forward to improving it anyway I can. Great, i was impressed by the Rootkit made possible in vb.net. Keep up the great work🤝 (Aug 21, 2015 10:33 AM)OG Kush´ Wrote: Since you haven't reviewed Imminent monitor, I can say that judging from your reviews on the others ones (i haven't used) IM is defenitely among the most stable and fastest RATs in the market. Looks like I'm getting IM3 sponsored to add it to the thread. * - Yetiii - Aug 21, 2015 IM3 and Nanocore are the only good rats on HF. LL just isnt for me :P * - KFC Watermelon - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 10:41 AM)Fộrcəd Wrote: Great, i was impressed by the Rootkit made possible in vb.net. The rootkit is actually a DLL coded in C++ that I originally intended to only be a process watcher, but I added NtQuerySystemInformation hook. But the main feature is the process watcher. I think Luminosity itself does a good enough job protecting the file, and of course startup. Persistence really isn't my main focus, especially now, it is features. (Aug 21, 2015 10:45 AM)Yetiii Wrote: IM3 and Nanocore are the only good rats on HF. LL just isnt for me :P And that is perfectly fine to think. Every RAT has its ups and downs. IM3 and NanoCore are solid products and I like them as well. * - Fộrcəd - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 10:48 AM)KFC Watermelon Wrote: The rootkit is actually a DLL coded in C++ that I originally intended to only be a process watcher, but I added ntqueryinformationprocess hook. But the main feature is the process watcher. I think Luminosity itself does a good enough job protecting the file, and of course startup. Are u currently hooking task-manger to hide process? * - KFC Watermelon - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 10:49 AM)Fộrcəd Wrote: Are u currently hooking task-manger to hide process? It will hide the process from all 32-bit processes, including task manager and third party task managers, other RATs, etc etc. Anything it has access to. * - Yakz - Aug 21, 2015 Looking forward to seeing your review on IM3, haven't used it since more than a year ago, so i'm actually interested myself. * - REKTED BY LOLI GODS - Aug 21, 2015 Thanks for you feedback on nanocore 🤝 * - Grievous - Aug 21, 2015 I'm debating on NanoCore or LL. What should I do fam? * - Fộrcəd - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 12:02 PM)Friend Wrote: I'm debating on NanoCore or LL. Currently NanoCore is my recommendation🤝 * - YunoLawliet - Aug 21, 2015 No wonder why Nanocore is that great. I would say that best .NET codes found on HF are mostly from Aeonhack. I haven't encountered anyone as skilled and as thoughtful as he is here in HF. People don't like Nanocore because it is in "the safe zone" in legal terms, but if you're experienced enough, adding any plugin with it is no problem at all. Luminosity's micro-lags in the GUI is understandable and tolerable, It's the biggest RAT here at HF in terms of features and I would say that KFC is an innovator in some point, he thought of new things most devs didn't. Anyway, this is a great review. I mostly agree with what is written in here. Good job :D * - Fộrcəd - Aug 21, 2015 (Aug 21, 2015 12:49 PM)YunoLawliet Wrote: No wonder why Nanocore is that great. Thanks for the Feedback! :) Post has been updated with the review on IM3! |