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Mixed Windows RAT with Linux exe payloads?! - aerohacker - Nov 29, 2024 I don't remember where but I saw something like control the users from Metasploit, Armitage, or Cobalt Strike, but using DarkComet RAT. This is possible?! So I thought, why wouldn't it be possible to also generate the Windows RAT's server and make FUD using the Linux tools?! RE: Mixed Windows RAT with Linux exe payloads?! - DramaKing - Nov 29, 2024 You can build Windows implants with certain Linux RATs. Covenant C2 is cross-platform. RE: Mixed Windows RAT with Linux exe payloads?! - aerohacker - Nov 29, 2024 (Nov 29, 2024 06:02 AM)DramaKing Wrote: You can build Windows implants with certain Linux RATs. Covenant C2 is cross-platform. In that case I coulde use the GUI and features of a Windows RAT but controlling users that I infected using Linux tools and not with the servers of these Windows RATs?! The main advantage of this would be generated free and FUD payloads but with the power and ease of Windows RATs. RE: Mixed Windows RAT with Linux exe payloads?! - DramaKing - Nov 29, 2024 (Nov 29, 2024 09:03 AM)aerohacker Wrote: In that case I coulde use the GUI and features of a Windows RAT but controlling users that I infected using Linux tools and not with the servers of these Windows RATs?! Linux does not equal free or FUD. As far as I can tell, Metasploit offers no native interoperability with DarkComet, which ended development in 2018, anyway. What would even be the point when you can emulate DarkComet in Linux if you absolutely needed to run the C2 side-by-side with Linux tools. |