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How to use RAT Slave's USB or External Drives for Spreading RAT - tiny cracker - May 4, 2017

Hello All Friends. I am new here and wish to learn how can i use my RAT slaves for spreading my virus file through their USB and external Drives. sorry for my poor english. Hope you will help out me.


* - Nozreon - May 4, 2017

If you want to spread your "virus" and i would call it malware. First RAT is not for spreading malware it used to grant superuser access (root or known as admin) and like it name Remote Administration Tool. If you want to spread malware you can used worm and combined it with your RAT using binder (i recommend to use rakabulle as .exe binder) and it would be a aggresive malware.


* - THC - May 4, 2017

Easiest way to do this would be to create a .bat file, or a .vbs script to open your .exe stub, which you should place hidden away within a file folder.
You'll just have to hope the other person will open that bat/vbs script therefore running your stub on their computer.

Just place the setup in the removable drive using the file manger on the rat.


* - Armada - May 4, 2017

(May 4, 2017 09:39 AM)M.D. Wrote:  Easiest way to do this would be to create a .bat file, or a .vbs script to open your .exe stub, which you should place hidden away within a file folder.
You'll just have to hope the other person will open that bat/vbs script therefore running your stub on their computer.

Just place the setup in the removable drive using the file manger on the rat.

Too bad Autorun is now disabled by default on all recent revisions of Windows.

RIP the Old school methods.