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bitrat availability?

(Apr 8, 2026 05:02 AM)Binance Wrote:  The upload on github from "mike" and "snyke" aren't real. They were marketing misdirection aimed at pissing off the cracking community and those who thought they could get the product for free.
They had a very aggressive marketing push in which they repeatedly cracked and released competing products for free. (Hive, Venom, Warzone, etc). They also tried to extort those developers behind the scenes (Solmyr, Corruption/firebird) by claiming control of the "market" and demanding a cut of their sales or they "Wouldnt allow them to sell".

This project was not created --by one person-- but a team of 3-4 despite the actual "dev" work. There's alot that went on under the hood of the BitRAT project and if you dig deeper you can uncover just how vicious that team was. They made their bag and ran with it.

This is bullshit lore.
The developer was the sole actor and people assumed these people were involved when in reality they werent. the bitrat dev went out of his way to pin distribution on other people. hazbot77, majidzhacker, snyke, mike, all of them were nothing but misdirection pawns.
Snyke was a novice reverse engineer learning from krabs. linked to Krabs, snykes activity in the thread was ironically a few days before krabs' first analysis exposing the original dev (revcode and softpatch support is a direct correlation)
Mike was interested in the actual code and is himself an RE
Hazbot77 was some dude who picked up where others left off and began supporting user support for the community, not so much the tool

majidzhacker was the only recognized distributor. b3rap = revcode = unknownproducts this is a fact and it is all over the initial bitrat binaries

remove the "[]" in the "s" in the following url:
http://web.archive.org/web/20201020180402/https://krab[s]onsecurity.com/


fucking crazy this needs to be explained with all of this fanboy shit over a bloated, upx FORCED build RAT which proved it non viable in the threat landscape
it doesnt even rank historically correctly on trends analysis.
the ssl stub was 1.6mb upx packed which is a total nightmare for crypters???
tor binary was 10mb unpacked and dropped the TOR lib to disk

this was barely considered low class crimeware sold at an inflated price because of fancy gfx

total joke that this is still being talked about


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