[BinaryFox]

English

Hello HF!
I am a beginner in the vb.net I would like to create a rat that works with php to avoid me to open my ports, here is why I pass here to know if you would not have some explanations or see may be a code Source? For the moment I would like to create a RDP access or to be able to see the screen of the where I run the server.

French :
Bonjour HF!
je suis debutant dans le vb.net j'aimerais creer un r.a.t qui fonctionne avec du php pour m'éviter d'ouvrir mes ports , voila pourquoi je passe ici pour savoir si vous n'auriez pas quelques explications ou voir peut etre un code source ? Pour le moment j'aimerais simplement creer un acces RDP ou pouvoir voir l'ecran de la ou j'execute le serveur.

[.cYRil.]

I am a beginner in the vb.net I would like to create a rat

but why all beginners try to start programming by creating a RAT ? !!!

[BinaryFox]

For the builder and stub which is an important thing after I say R.A.T cimme exzmple I just want a connection to the office in passan by an external link thanks to the php

[xHeaven]

Try to search something here.

[SIM-1847363]

I have done this before. PHP regarding saving the file(uploading) to the server isn't the fastest thing. I recommend compressing the image and making that image a gif(the smaller the size the faster the upload will be). Remote (live) screen share except nothing lower than 500ms for the lag(I recommend researching more for solutions).

Everything that I have researched to speed up PHP img upload leads me to: "Depends on the users internet" or "3rd party uploaders can do it".
My current tests for creating the image:
Image Captured/Saved:51ms
Upload Image: 250ms-800ms

Possible Solution: Split the image into for different parts upload them at the same time may solve the problem. You would have to stitch them back together though through css.

[Ninja]

I have done this before. PHP regarding saving the file(uploading) to the server isn't the fastest thing. I recommend compressing the image and making that image a gif(the smaller the size the faster the upload will be). Remote (live) screen share except nothing lower than 500ms for the lag(I recommend researching more for solutions).

Everything that I have researched to speed up PHP img upload leads me to: "Depends on the users internet" or "3rd party uploaders can do it".
My current tests for creating the image:
Image Captured/Saved:51ms
Upload Image: 250ms-800ms

Possible Solution: Split the image into for different parts upload them at the same time may solve the problem. You would have to stitch them back together though through css.

Or detect which parts of the screen have changed and send only those parts. And if possible use a direct connection between the 2 machines to speed things up.

[iNCEPTiON_V]

You say you're a beginner so even if somebody would give you some Code how would you continue then?

I would suggest to at least learn the basics (compiling, debugging, )

[SIM-1847363]

Or detect which parts of the screen have changed and send only those parts. And if possible use a direct connection between the 2 machines to speed things up.

We are talking about a PHP Rat meaning the "And if possible use a direct connection between the 2 machines to speed things up." out of question unless we want to get into a pile of mess.

"Or detect which parts of the screen have changed and send only those parts." How would you label theses parts? A grid system?