Mar 10, 2012 12:16 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun 26, 2012 04:49 PM by Modesty.)
Alright so currently in development is a HTTP Bot/RAT hybrid. You're thinking cool...so what's so good about that?
Well the problem with most RATs these days is that they use a proprietary connection engine which can't compete with server software such as apache or windows server in terms of stability. So what we have come up with as an additional product is an inbrowser RAT. All it requires is some hosting which has php/mysql capabilities and you can control your clients from within the browser. NOTE: It should be compatible with most browsers. As of now It's compatible with: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE9, Blackberry browser, iPad browser, Android browser
Basically, you just upload some files to a web server (a free one such as 00webhost will do), then send out an exe. Anyone who runs the exe will connect to your server rather than connecting to your PC. You can then log onto your panel on your server (from any browser enabled device) and access the clients.
The current features are:
Control Panel for each client
Live Keylogger - view logs as they type
Remote Desktop - View the screen of the clients, in browser without any plugin's or anything!
Disconnect/Install/Uninstall
Send Mass message
All it requires is access to some hosting :)
Of course many more features are to come.
Screenshots:
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As you can see, it is still at it's very starting stages, many rough objects are still shown and etc. However, our team are very pleased to have gotten through the most difficult stage of maintaining stability.
We do understand there are a fair few products on the marketplace similar to this, HTTP Bots, PHP Rats, etc..but as you can see, this is different. This allows mass administration of all clients at once AS WELL AS specific control of each client on it's own.
Now this is where you come in: Are there any specific features you'd see beneficial to include with this?
P.s. yep we haven't got a name for it yet. We shall soon :3
p.p.s. clientmesh will still be continued for another few years at least so current customers have nothing to worry about.
Well the problem with most RATs these days is that they use a proprietary connection engine which can't compete with server software such as apache or windows server in terms of stability. So what we have come up with as an additional product is an inbrowser RAT. All it requires is some hosting which has php/mysql capabilities and you can control your clients from within the browser. NOTE: It should be compatible with most browsers. As of now It's compatible with: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, IE9, Blackberry browser, iPad browser, Android browser
Basically, you just upload some files to a web server (a free one such as 00webhost will do), then send out an exe. Anyone who runs the exe will connect to your server rather than connecting to your PC. You can then log onto your panel on your server (from any browser enabled device) and access the clients.
The current features are:
Control Panel for each client
Live Keylogger - view logs as they type
Remote Desktop - View the screen of the clients, in browser without any plugin's or anything!
Disconnect/Install/Uninstall
Send Mass message
All it requires is access to some hosting :)
Of course many more features are to come.
Screenshots:
Spoiler (Click to View)
Spoiler (Click to View)
Spoiler (Click to View)
Spoiler (Click to View)
Spoiler (Click to View)
As you can see, it is still at it's very starting stages, many rough objects are still shown and etc. However, our team are very pleased to have gotten through the most difficult stage of maintaining stability.
We do understand there are a fair few products on the marketplace similar to this, HTTP Bots, PHP Rats, etc..but as you can see, this is different. This allows mass administration of all clients at once AS WELL AS specific control of each client on it's own.
Now this is where you come in: Are there any specific features you'd see beneficial to include with this?
P.s. yep we haven't got a name for it yet. We shall soon :3
p.p.s. clientmesh will still be continued for another few years at least so current customers have nothing to worry about.


