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is nanocore still viable? - winou - Jan 24, 2019
hi, i want to ask if nanocore still has great reverse proxy and password grabber feature? if it doesnt what other rat with that features u would reccomend for free?
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Riyu - Jan 24, 2019
Quasar is probably the best alternative.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - winou - Jan 24, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 07:19 PM)Riyu Wrote: Quasar is probably the best alternative.
i heard quasar is a rat where most crypters dont work for it. i just want to know if nanocore is still good cuz before 3 years it was running good for me
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Goldmouth - Jan 24, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 07:21 PM)winou Wrote: i heard quasar is a rat where most crypters dont work for it. i just want to know if nanocore is still good cuz before 3 years it was running good for me
Yea, Quasar is a bit messy with crypters. Check this out https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5929990
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Vyxn - Jan 24, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 07:21 PM)winou Wrote: i heard quasar is a rat where most crypters dont work for it. i just want to know if nanocore is still good cuz before 3 years it was running good for me
Not anymore, the developer was already got his sentence.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Nick (Name) - Jan 24, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 07:21 PM)winou Wrote: i heard quasar is a rat where most crypters dont work for it. i just want to know if nanocore is still good cuz before 3 years it was running good for me
Mainly because the devs who create dotnet crypters like to only target dotnet 2.0 only, and quasar is built using 4.0 features.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Redwolf3221 - Jan 24, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 07:18 PM)winou Wrote: hi, i want to ask if nanocore still has great reverse proxy and password grabber feature? if it doesnt what other rat with that features u would reccomend for free?
Sounds like you wanna do crime with it.
The owner of Nanocore is in the Jail,do your thing and in the next time you sitting next to him....
RE: is nanocore still viable? - mrbuttlicker - Jan 25, 2019
(Jan 24, 2019 11:40 PM)Redwolf3221 Wrote: Sounds like you wanna do crime with it.
The owner of Nanocore is in the Jail,do your thing and in the next time you sitting next to him....
yeah I heard that too, but he's not the one using the software for crime, he just create the product
RE: is nanocore still viable? - I.M.P - Jan 26, 2019
(Jan 25, 2019 11:15 PM)mrbuttlicker Wrote: yeah I heard that too, but he's not the one using the software for crime, he just create the product
The creator pleaded guilty in court to using it maliciously
RE: is nanocore still viable? - mrbuttlicker - Jan 26, 2019
(Jan 26, 2019 06:40 AM)Atroxcity Wrote: The creator pleaded guilty in court to using it maliciously
I read that there is an conversation chat between the creator and his client that he acknowledge they will using it to malicious act.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Ramb0x - Jan 26, 2019
What type of progam is this nanocore that the developer is in jail?
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Dovahkin - Jan 27, 2019
Nanocore is in my opinion still a good "phase 2"(For use after a machine has been prepped for more packages, IE after an antivirus has been taken care of.) tool. I use it to mainly load other payloads to a machine, such as the very old but fun DarkComet.
I find the UI is still very nice, while it doesn't really do much out of box. I am sure there are better options around, but I personally find that it isn't a bad option either. Of course, what you do with a RAT is your own bed to make.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Cyber86 - Jan 27, 2019
I liked nanocore, just be sure it can run on a full updated windows 10.
Runtime detection probably has nano fully mapped though, so as the above poster said, its good for after windows defender and AV have been disabled.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - I.M.P - Jan 27, 2019
(Jan 26, 2019 07:44 PM)spix Wrote: What type of progam is this nanocore that the developer is in jail?
A rat. Duh.
RE: is nanocore still viable? - Redwolf3221 - Jan 31, 2019
i mean that the Poster of this Thread wanna do a crime with it because he asking to Passsword Grabber & Reverse Proxy sounds like he wanna do Fraud...
Nanocore doesent exist anymore because the guys allways just use them like a Blackhat...