[kinsella]

I discovered that Sentinel and Agent Tesla are the most popular keyloggers on HackForums

Which one of them would be a worthy investment?

And which one of them is compatible with most well known crypters


Thanks

[B FOR BADASS]

You should check out both and read reviews and working, functions, price etc
Then make a decision on purchasing any keylogger.
Thanks

[cbdaeeeebc]

I discovered that Sentinel and Agent Tesla are the most popular keyloggers on HackForums

Which one of them would be a worthy investment?

And which one of them is compatible with most well known crypters


Thanks

wow , a keylogger !                        .

[Gordan Zadro]

I suggest Agent Tesla. . You can go for that

[kinsella]

I suggest Agent Tesla. .  You can go for that

Why do you recommend Agent Tesla?

What advantage does it have over Sentinel?

[Bob_Ross]

I would honestly recommend Agent Tesla because the owner isn't looking for a quick way to make money. I got the 6 month package a while ago and the owner is very responsive to bugs and updates frequently which is very good because it is fine tuned. However, the only downside is the crypter that is built into the keylogger. As each package uses the same stub I believe, which means it gets detected fairly quickly, which is no surprise and you shouldn't be relying on the inbuilt crypter anyways. They've got very unique and advanced features such as closing certain specified web pages. and more.

I've used sentinel before it was sentinel. It was autolog before btw. Just re-branded. Now there isn't much different from the two, autolog and sentinal as I've used both in the past. The main feature is the persistence. It is very hard to remove, almost impossible. However, sentinel is extremely buggy. Unlike Agent Tesla, Sentinel hasn't been updated in almost half a year. You can see their changelogs. You have to get the correct settings on a build for it to even work, and even then it will crash sometimes on the clients pc. It would restart itself, but it was fairly noticeable when it would crash.

They're both good pieces of software, but if you're looking for reliability and support, I would go with Agent Tesla. There are only so many things that make a keylogger a keylogger.

[kinsella]

I would honestly recommend Agent Tesla because the owner isn't looking for a quick way to make money. I got the 6 month package a while ago and the owner is very responsive to bugs and updates frequently which is very good because it is fine tuned. However, the only downside is the crypter that is built into the keylogger. As each package uses the same stub I believe, which means it gets detected fairly quickly, which is no surprise and you shouldn't be relying on the inbuilt crypter anyways. They've got very unique and advanced features such as closing certain specified web pages. and more.

I've used sentinel before it was sentinel. It was autolog before btw. Just re-branded. Now there isn't much different from the two, autolog and sentinal as I've used both in the past. The main feature is the persistence. It is very hard to remove, almost impossible. However, sentinel is extremely buggy. Unlike Agent Tesla, Sentinel hasn't been updated in almost half a year. You can see their changelogs. You have to get the correct settings on a build for it to even work, and even then it will crash sometimes on the clients pc. It would restart itself, but it was fairly noticeable when it would crash.

They're both good pieces of software, but if you're looking for reliability and support, I would go with Agent Tesla. There are only so many things that make a keylogger a keylogger.

Thank you.

This is a very unbiased response and you have stated nothing but the truth.

Everything you have said about sentinel is true. It hasn't been updated in a long while, the owners have almost abandoned the project, and they just use one person who goes by "DamienVC" as a front for support and he is barley active.

I tested the stub on my second computer and it crashes and gives an AutoIT error at restart.

Thanks for this Unbiased response.

AS regards Agent Tesla, does it send the keylogs/recovered passwords to email like sentinel or it is viewable in the Agent Tesla admin panel?

Thanks

[DamienVC]

I would honestly recommend Agent Tesla because the owner isn't looking for a quick way to make money. I got the 6 month package a while ago and the owner is very responsive to bugs and updates frequently which is very good because it is fine tuned. However, the only downside is the crypter that is built into the keylogger. As each package uses the same stub I believe, which means it gets detected fairly quickly, which is no surprise and you shouldn't be relying on the inbuilt crypter anyways. They've got very unique and advanced features such as closing certain specified web pages. and more.

I've used sentinel before it was sentinel. It was autolog before btw. Just re-branded. Now there isn't much different from the two, autolog and sentinal as I've used both in the past. The main feature is the persistence. It is very hard to remove, almost impossible. However, sentinel is extremely buggy. Unlike Agent Tesla, Sentinel hasn't been updated in almost half a year. You can see their changelogs. You have to get the correct settings on a build for it to even work, and even then it will crash sometimes on the clients pc. It would restart itself, but it was fairly noticeable when it would crash.

They're both good pieces of software, but if you're looking for reliability and support, I would go with Agent Tesla. There are only so many things that make a keylogger a keylogger.

Hey, updates have been released, but the changelogs have not been modified yet. There were countless times updates (as well as new exploits) were added to it.
The crashes that used to happen were mostly due to using AntiDebug (which is enabled by default) on existing VMs/VPSes or by an irregular build config (usually happens when the builder is not ran as admin, it does need certain permissions to build). Bugfixes (as to password recovery or any core functions) have been provided almost immediately - since the main priority was core functionality.

As for the FUD-claims, I've made sure that it is not claimed to be FUD (which is basically false advertising). With a huge enough userbase, maintaining FUD is not viable because the raw stub is bound to be distributed. (Actual software having 10,000+ customers can know exactly why this happens) heavily, which ensure detections almost immediately.
As for a website blocker, it is also within Sentinel. I assume the WebcamLogger was initially in AutoLOG till others started to code it for themselves as well.

Personally, the client-base looked at in mind with Sentinel is mostly off-site, as not everyone uses managed languages (like .NET) for their programs. Sentinel is native and thus has no dependencies.

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I tested the stub on my second computer and it crashes and gives an AutoIT error at restart.

kinsella has reached their private message quota so your message could not be sent.

As I told, I'm not the one solely operating via my handle (it is support right now) and its made sure everyone has responses to.
Send me a PM with your skype and I'll expedite it.

[123zcd]

Agent Tesla is the one I use. Never tried sentinel.

[Selfpwned]

Just check this shit: https://prnt.sc/k6hxfv
Then you know u need to buy Agent Tesla.

[DamienVC]

Just check this shit: https://prnt.sc/k6hxfv
Then you know u need to buy Agent Tesla.

Its just a comparison part in the thread design, that too from 2015 (when Agent Tesla didn't even release his keylogger).
Back then, I think I remember AutoLOG/Sentinel was the only long-standing keylogger out there, unlike others which used to appear and disappear every few weeks.

Actually your opinion kind of interesting although it has been the first response I've ever seen regarding it, I've seen people call out other competitors without having their stuff figured out, and definitely I'm sure and can speak for it that Sentinel is not calling Tesla out. Tesla's one of the only competitors which actually deliver on what they say (apart from FUD rates, but I guess everyone knows its hard to maintain it with a large userbase) albeit he still does try his best to reFUD it whenever he can.

[fastlane20]

sentinel is dead , no update no response from the customer care, the customer care comes once in 3 months and spend 3 mins and go for another 3 months, buying sentinel is wasting of resources time and data, i prefer agent tesla and orion keyloggers

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Demian, you re killing sentinel, i have lifetime license i never use it for 5 months, your support is once in 3 months and u spend 3 mins, you will be attending to someone and u will log out without notice, no update and no support. money i spent in sentinel was wasted resources and time

[DamienVC]

sentinel is dead , no update no response from the customer care, the customer care comes once in 3 months and spend 3 mins and go for another 3 months, buying sentinel is wasting of resources time and data, i prefer agent tesla and orion keyloggers

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Demian, you re killing sentinel, i have lifetime license i never use it for 5 months, your support is once in 3 months and u spend 3 mins, you will be attending to someone and u will log out without notice, no update and no support. money i spent in sentinel was wasted resources and time

Checked from the support, 3 unread messages as of now. That's it. Your message is not one of them. Do not contact Ray on skype as he isn't there, use my Skype, as its operated by support rn.

Also, I'm not sure why you would be insistent on a setup when there are video tutorials for basically everything? Around 50% of the clients don't even ask for setups nowadays.

EDIT: http://prntscr.com/k71ei7 Heh

[Bob_Ross]

Hey, updates have been released, but the changelogs have not been modified yet. There were countless times updates (as well as new exploits) were added to it.
The crashes that used to happen were mostly due to using AntiDebug (which is enabled by default) on existing VMs/VPSes or by an irregular build config (usually happens when the builder is not ran as admin, it does need certain permissions to build). Bugfixes (as to password recovery or any core functions) have been provided almost immediately - since the main priority was core functionality.

As for the FUD-claims, I've made sure that it is not claimed to be FUD (which is basically false advertising). With a huge enough userbase, maintaining FUD is not viable because the raw stub is bound to be distributed. (Actual software having 10,000+ customers can know exactly why this happens) heavily, which ensure detections almost immediately.
As for a website blocker, it is also within Sentinel. I assume the WebcamLogger was initially in AutoLOG till others started to code it for themselves as well.

Personally, the client-base looked at in mind with Sentinel is mostly off-site, as not everyone uses managed languages (like .NET) for their programs. Sentinel is native and thus has no dependencies.

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kinsella has reached their private message quota so your message could not be sent.

As I told, I'm not the one solely operating via my handle (it is support right now) and its made sure everyone has responses to.
Send me a PM with your skype and I'll expedite it.

Yeah I wasn't trying to trash Sentinel or Tesla I was just telling OP what I experienced with lots of testing and configurations with both. Yeah again hundreds of clients use the same stub, which means that if a couple of people get their stub scanned by an av or virustotal, then it gets detected much more quickly. You're better off getting a stand alone crypter and being creative with the assembly and icon.

[DamienVC]

Yeah I wasn't trying to trash Sentinel or Tesla I was just telling OP what I experienced with lots of testing and configurations with both. Yeah again hundreds of clients use the same stub, which means that if a couple of people get their stub scanned by an av or virustotal, then it gets detected much more quickly. You're better off getting a stand alone crypter and being creative with the assembly and icon.

Exactly. I assume its a similar situation with keyloggers that are popular off-site, at the point where you are working on getting it FUD (without making an in-built crypter, mind you, in the case crypter is automatically applied to the stub, and it is still detected, which is a possibility) - but all of those are done on the private renditions/versions of Sentinel (which are not sold right now, which is once again why we're highlighting it's just not a quick cash grab). Private versions are sold for $250 each, where the stub is completely private and the owner of that version dictates whether their stub will remain FUD or not. Some customers have used the same private edition for over a year by limiting the distribution of their respective stub. Removing detections is mostly the job of the external crypter you employ to use, not the base keylogger/RAT/botnet you're using.

By the way, in case you've been a previous customer of AutoLOG (lifetime), you were/are still eligible for a full Sentinel lifetime license. That's how we didn't force anyone to repurchase, unlike several other keyloggers on HF (Not going to call any of them out). It was re-released under popular demand (used to get 500+ emails/messages/add requests all wanting to purchase AutoLog) - so I eventually conceded all the files and my rights to my partner, Raymond Reddington. What he's made sure is that the keylogger is 100% functional, as well as hiring a support agent to make sure people are responded to (majority of them adding my skype due to cached pages of old sales threads, and the fact that I ran it during 2015-17.) Now, since sales are not only on HF, and a majority of them occur offsite, there is a lot of load for the support to handle (some people don't exactly contact the right handles), but there's been video tutorials for everything - activation, SMTP setups, exploit creation, etc. A lot of the off-site members are able to set it up themselves (similar to clients of Ardamax, although I can assure we have better support than them).

The changelogs mostly include updating password recovery for the new FireFox/Outlook/Thunderbird clients, which haven't been publicized due to the fact that they're revealed in posts (similar to Tesla) either by the support agent himself or me, if I get the post data from the agent.