[#Skyline]

THE CHAT RAT

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Thanks, #Skyline.

[SIM-2921535]

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Hello Skyline,

Thanks for feedback, please what settings do i need to apply on crypter?

[#Skyline]

Hello Skyline,

Thanks for feedback, please what settings do i need to apply on crypter?

I believe it'd be best to ask the crypter seller/owner regarding this.

[icantlogin]

Best rat I can buy that does not need port forwarding and that can crypt?????? Old one I used is gone :(

[Exodus]

Best rat I can buy that does not need port forwarding and that can crypt?????? Old one I used is gone :(

Webmonitor.

[GunsAndDragons]

What's the cheapest way to port forward a rat apart from port forwarding your "home" router. I have heard of vpns/vps, Vps seems quite expensive. Do you know of a VPN that provides stable port forwarding? I don't want to worry about losing clients! I've heard of 143VPN $19.99, Correct me if I'm wrong but to have a stable connection with clients I need a static IP connection and ability to open ports linked to the static IP.

One more thing I don't properly understand DNS, I know your internet activity goes through it and it helps with privacy but why is it used when setting up a RAT? Is it just for privacy and how much protection can a DNS provide

Thanks for the thread, P.S I really want to get your spreading guide, I bet it has some seriously juicy info =)

[Exodus]

What's the cheapest way to port forward a rat apart from port forwarding your "home" router. I have heard of vpns/vps, Vps seems quite expensive. Do you know of a VPN that provides stable port forwarding? I don't want to worry about losing clients! I've heard of 143VPN $19.99, Correct me if I'm wrong but to have a stable connection with clients I need a static IP connection and ability to open ports linked to the static IP.

One more thing I don't properly understand DNS, I know your internet activity goes through it and it helps with privacy but why is it used when setting up a RAT? Is it just for privacy and how much protection can a DNS provide

Thanks for the thread, P.S I really want to get your spreading guide, I bet it has some seriously juicy info =)

A DNS doesn't help with privacy it just keeps you from loosing clients should the VPN's ip change.

[Armada]

Auto closed thread, nice work @ #Skyline....

[PandinusA]

What is the best RAT you know, that is not dead ?

[SheSmokes]

Turning a linux VPS into a VPN and port forwarding is easily done and probably the best cost efficient way of not having them connect to your home, depending on the amount of connections you pull in/host you will be fine with a decent host. If you are interested in this setup let me know. P.S Bypassing MSE/Windows Defender is quite easily done. Just think outside of the box. On another note, making your own VPN doesn't require the forwarding of ports on your router. :)

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What is the best RAT you know, that is not dead ?

There is no best RAT, as they all have their ups and downs. Some don't have reverse proxy/IE password capture/stability/compatibility with crypters/customizable startup keys etc. Choose what works best with you.

Edit* Most people use Chrome, but Ive found that the first few passwords on most win10 devices tend to be stored on IE as it's the browser that comes with the OS.

[PandinusA]

Turning a linux VPS into a VPN and port forwarding is easily done and probably the best cost efficient way of not having them connect to your home, depending on the amount of connections you pull in/host you will be fine with a decent host. If you are interested in this setup let me know. P.S Bypassing MSE/Windows Defender is quite easily done. Just think outside of the box. On another note, making your own VPN doesn't require the forwarding of ports on your router. :)

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There is no best RAT, as they all have their ups and downs. Some don't have reverse proxy/IE password capture/stability/compatibility with crypters/customizable startup keys etc. Choose what works best with you.

Edit* Most people use Chrome, but Ive found that the first few passwords on most win10 devices tend to be stored on IE as it's the browser that comes with the OS.

I like Nanocore, but dont know how "safe" it is, becourse all says that its dead ?

[SheSmokes]

I like Nanocore, but dont know how "safe" it is, becourse all says that its dead ?

Nanocore is dead, and the only versions I know of are cracked versions, so I can't answer that question.

However, when Nanocore was alive and well it was an amazing RAT with quite the capabilities the only con of running it would have been the requirement of .NET Framework 2.0. Also, while being quite stable .. sometimes the password capturing would timeout on certain of the administrations.

[PandinusA]

Nanocore is dead, and the only versions I know of are cracked versions, so I can't answer that question.

However, when Nanocore was alive and well it was an amazing RAT with quite the capabilities the only con of running it would have been the requirement of .NET Framework 2.0

Can you recoment some like it ? Have tryed NJ, Nanocore and Quasar, but dont really think any of them can run with the crypter i have? 😶

[SheSmokes]

Can you recoment some like it ? Have tryed NJ, Nanocore and Quasar, but dont really think any of them can run with the crypter i have?  😶

Your crypter might not have .NET Frame compatibility

[#Skyline]

Auto closed thread, nice work @ #Skyline....

Cheers sir.

Also, subscribe to this thread god dam so then you post more within it, wanna see more Armada in here ya know. And so would the users.