If you think I should use a free one, let me know which one and if you think I should buy one, do the same. Thanks everyone.
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(Apr 12, 2017 03:56 PM)Sigma Wrote: If you think I should use a free one, let me know which one and if you think I should buy one, do the same. Thanks everyone. What is your intended purpose?
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(Apr 12, 2017 06:36 PM)SIM-2053312 Wrote: If you're planning to use the software illegally I would recommend Netwire. HF rats can be used for illegal use but your license will be banned when there are reports What is considered "illegal use?" I intend to buy some RATs and I have this doubt. Things that I will do: - Only scan with VirusScanners that don't distribute the samples - Remote Desktop - Hidden RDP - Copy another RATs servers - Copy files - Copy passwords Basically only to spy... well I know that all these activities may be considered illegal, but I think most people who buy RATs have that intention, so they would have more or less harmful activity, shall we say? Things that I won't do: - Scan on Virtustotal or another Malware scan that distribute samples - Spread virus - Format - DOS - DDOS - Bitcoin - Any crime (Apr 12, 2017 04:26 PM)Armada Wrote: What is your intended purpose? LOL! Is this what HF has come to? (Apr 14, 2017 01:41 PM)DaUB3R Wrote: LOL! Its never changed....
I would suggest you to look on QuasarRAT for a free one and for paid RAT use Orcus for legal purposes.
I also used SilentBytes (still in beta) and it works great on me. (Apr 14, 2017 02:18 PM)Armada Wrote: Its never changed....Haahaa makes me lough a lot. So every stable rat could be used for your purposes. And if its Illegal, i hope you have good ethical reason todo that kind of stuff. I would prefer NjRat. i Love that good looking and small sticky thingy. Or you just writing yourself a small Backdoor which only installs himself and asks for instructions from a webservers file. A small 100Lines Script. Easy Peasy Lemon Squezzy. |
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