Sooo I wanted to get a buyed RAT, and I would like to buy Imminent Monitor but some said that the support of them bans IDs due BlackHat activities. Is that true?
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(Jul 19, 2017 08:54 AM)Oribasan1 Wrote: Yea. I want a nice looking platform if I work on it hours. I suggest you get used to a command line. Unless you plan on sticking to just a RAT for home usage, which by your thread i doubt so. You will also need a crypter if you want to infect victims.
I sometimes come around and poke a few threads before leaving for a few months again.
Jul 19, 2017 09:07 AM
(This post was last modified: Jul 19, 2017 09:09 AM by Dr. Gonzo.)
(Jul 19, 2017 08:54 AM)Oribasan1 Wrote: Yea. I want a nice looking platform if I work on it hours. My advice. Get out of the mindset of using publicly sold malware to do blackhat activities I'm not the morality police (I actually don't give a fuck if you go to jail) BUT if you're needing to ask questions like this, then you're definitely in over your head. If IM finds out that you infected someone illegally they will ban your ID. This is how they are able to maintain a legitimate business. Obviously they know that 99% of their users are using their "Legitimate administration software" as illegal malware. Why the fuck else would anyone come to an internet backwater like Hackforums and buy some sketchy looking shit thats been owned by 3 people in the past and boasts features like "process injection" and "silent miner"? They're just trying to make money and need some way of disconnecting themselves from the actions of their customers. I always reccomend people learn linux and networking first, but before you start fucking around with closed source skid tools DEFINITELY learn to code first. (Jul 19, 2017 06:30 AM)Predator2 Wrote: Absolutely yes your license will be terminated and your information will be submitted to the feds if they ask. IM dont allow any illegal and blackhat or even greyhat activities. Pretty damn sure Shockwave does not auto submit info to the FEDs. lol (Jul 19, 2017 09:07 AM)Dr. Gonzo Wrote: My advice. Get out of the mindset of using publicly sold malware to do blackhat activities -> Learn to code. You want Malware, code your own. |
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