[slezer]

Hello, I am looking for a Windows RAT with ideally no port forwarding needed, or just a way to set it up without having to port forward. I would like it to have web panel support too.

I would prefer it being open-source. Thanks!

[Richest.]

You could setup a botnet, no need to port forward however, you will need a domain and a host.
You could also use something like portmap to port forward without using your router and/if you can't afford a VPN or RDP to do it with instead.

[goldwhite]

what kind of rat are you looking for? net? c++? java?

[slezer]

You could setup a botnet, no need to port forward however, you will need a domain and a host.
You could also use something like portmap to port forward without using your router and/if you can't afford a VPN or RDP to do it with instead.

I'm very interested in setting up a botnet. I have a lot of sources and some scanners but I'm looking to spread on Windows machines.

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what kind of rat are you looking for? net? c++? java?

Any programming language would do, as long as it's open source.

[Richest.]

I'm very interested in setting up a botnet. I have a lot of sources and some scanners but I'm looking to spread on Windows machines.

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Any programming language would do, as long as it's open source.

HTTP Botnets are made for Windows machines and should be exactly what your looking for if you don't wanna port forward.
Although getting an RDP or VPN to port forward with would probably still be a lot easier.

[slezer]

HTTP Botnets are made for Windows machines and should be exactly what your looking for if you don't wanna port forward.
Although getting an RDP or VPN to port forward with would probably still be a lot easier.

I found this on Github: https://github.com/UBoat-Botnet/UBoat . Do you think I should set this up or I'm better off buying a src?

[Richest.]

I found this on Github: https://github.com/UBoat-Botnet/UBoat . Do you think I should set this up or I'm better off buying a src?

For testing/learning purposes UBoat should probably still work. Although don't expect it to work without hicups.
It's quite old at this point. Alternatively, you could look for something more updated. Or rent/buy a botnet.

[Ph4n70M Phr34K]

I found this on Github: https://github.com/UBoat-Botnet/UBoat . Do you think I should set this up or I'm better off buying a src?

Its not worth using it in my opinion. You will not find modern and open source http botnet for free or even paid - very unlikely. In most cases someone would try to sell you a ripped source. Custom development would take months and a lot of money.

You should get something like smoke/amadey or even blue loader and private, manual crypt. Thats the best route

[DeepWeb]

just buy a rdp, secure + no need to port forward for any rat :)

[Ph4n70M Phr34K]

just buy a rdp, secure + no need to port forward for any rat :)

Thats a false statement.
Still need to open ports on RDP, it takes less than a minute to setup a forwarding rule in windows firewall, but its required. So saying "no need to port forward for any rat" is totally inaccurate.

[Archbe]

Perhaps next year I can get my ass to work on my RAT again... lol
Works without port forwarding, and doesn't use protocols like HTTP.

It looks and feels like a traditional RAT.
Right now It's much too unstable.

[Smexy]

Perhaps next year I can get my ass to work on my RAT again... lol
Works without port forwarding, and doesn't use protocols like HTTP.

It looks and feels like a traditional RAT.
Right now It's much too unstable.

How would a RAT work without port forwarding?
You need to host the RAT to get clients to connect right?

[Archbe]

How would a RAT work without port forwarding?
You need to host the RAT to get clients to connect right?

There is a certain protocol that allows you to get around the port forwarding hassle.
I'm not going to be dropping too much information on this for now...
It works similarly to the way old versions of Skype worked.

[Swordsman]

Just buy VPN with port forwarding and hosting for DNS. setup your botnet on your own computer. I have many bad experiences placing my panel on RDP, they can shutdown your access anytime.

[__Digital__]

There is a certain protocol that allows you to get around the port forwarding hassle.
I'm not going to be dropping too much information on this for now...
It works similarly to the way old versions of Skype worked.

If i am not mistaken its UPNP, which will auto put the the port in the router and allow it to portforward itself.