[Jo3Shmo]

I know this kind of a nubish question but what do you guys think is the best language for writing a RAT.

I would be looking to implement a few functionalities including:
Keylogging
screen viewing


Some things to consider I would imagine would be
Detectability (I don't know if this has to do with the original language or just the crypting process)

APIs available to bootstrap the tool

[Puffer Fish]

Phyton and C# could handle it all

[Jo3Shmo]

Phyton and C# could handle it all

But are they the best though :D? Which one of those two would you most recommend?

[ryan⚜]

Personally I'd recommend C++ or C#. Honestly any C language and you'll be fine. I prefer C++ just because I know it better.

[Jo3Shmo]

Personally I'd recommend C++ or C#. Honestly any C language and you'll be fine. I prefer C++ just because I know it better.

Can you point me towards some things in the language to use or should I just try to learn C++

[Goodies]

Personally I'd recommend C++ or C#. Honestly any C language and you'll be fine. I prefer C++ just because I know it better.

C# is not a C language.
It's a .net language. It's almost like Microsoft's java.

[ryan⚜]

I made a small C++ beginner tutorial that you can look at to get your feet wet. I never really finished the series, but there's 2 parts that goes over some basics that you can look at to decide if it's the language you wanna use.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2067391

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C# is not a C language.
It's a .net language. It's almost like Microsoft's java.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_C-..._languages

Even Java was derived from C, anything that uses braces. To be honest though, I was thinking Objective-C when I wrote that, but either way..I would write this in C++.

[Jo3Shmo]

What about C libraries for RATs, any suggestions? I have done basic tuts stuff already.

[ryan⚜]

What about C libraries for RATs, any suggestions? I have done basic tuts stuff already.

If you're somewhat familiar, I would look up the source code for old RATs or tools that do what you're wanting and learn how it works. That's how I originally got into it.

I.e.

https://github.com/quasar/QuasarRAT

[Jo3Shmo]

If you're somewhat familiar, I would look up the source code for old RATs or tools that do what you're wanting and learn how it works. That's how I originally got into it.

I.e.

https://github.com/quasar/QuasarRAT

Ok will do, thanks for the advice

[Goodies]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_C-..._languages

Even Java was derived from C, anything that uses braces. To be honest though, I was thinking Objective-C when I wrote that, but either way..I would write this in C++.

You moron.
"Broadly speaking, C-family languages are those that use C-like block syntax (including curly braces to begin and end the block)."

Just because it uses braces doesn't mean it is derived from C lmao.

And just because the compiler or interpreter of a language is written in C doesn't make it a C language either. CPython is written in C. That doesn't make Python a C language.

[perzeller]

Can you have a look at Delphi...got something cool from a friend