[Lucas575]

Hello everyone !

I have Nanocore but I can't get it to work despite the few tutorials I've watched.

I configured No-Ip, I build the RAT on one computer and I open the RAT with another crashtest computer with a different IP address but this computer does not appear in the "clients" list.

Can someone help me ?

Thanks!

[SIM-5603536]

Hey
I never personally used nanocore but it's basically the same for all RAT. If you test it on your own computer you need to configure it with your local ip adress which is 127.0.0.1 the port will be the one used by nanocore. Disable firewall and any AV on your computer. If you have any question or if it doesn't work tell me!

[DramaKing]

Hello everyone !

I have Nanocore but I can't get it to work despite the few tutorials I've watched.

I configured No-Ip, I build the RAT on one computer and I open the RAT with another crashtest computer with a different IP address but this computer does not appear in the "clients" list.

Can someone help me ?

Thanks!

Ummm, did you use the correct IP address? Is the attacker machine reachable from the victim? Did the antivirus kill it? Is a firewall blocking it?

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Hey
I never personally used nanocore but it's basically the same for all RAT. If you test it on your own computer you need to configure it with your local ip adress which is 127.0.0.1 the port will be the one used by nanocore. Disable firewall and any AV on your computer. If you have any question or if it doesn't work tell me!

Do read the post before responding, please.

[Lucas575]

Thanks for your answer and sorry if I make a bad impression but I'm a beginner and I'm trying to learn by watching tutorials and reading forums.

When I test Nanocore on my computer, everything works fine.
But when I test it by infecting another computer that is not connected to my network, it doesn't work.

I have configured No-Ip correctly, I have opened the Ports of my CPE...

The antivirus is disabled on the victim's computer, there is no firewall blocking the connection.
I performed the reverse test (infecting the "attacker" computer from the "victim" computer) but it doesn't work either.

It's an old RAT, maybe it just doesn't work anymore.

Thanks for your help!

[DramaKing]

Thanks for your answer and sorry if I make a bad impression but I'm a beginner and I'm trying to learn by watching tutorials and reading forums.

When I test Nanocore on my computer, everything works fine.
But when I test it by infecting another computer that is not connected to my network, it doesn't work.

I have configured No-Ip correctly, I have opened the Ports of my CPE...

The antivirus is disabled on the victim's computer, there is no firewall blocking the connection.
I performed the reverse test (infecting the "attacker" computer from the "victim" computer) but it doesn't work either.

It's an old RAT, maybe it just doesn't work anymore.

Thanks for your help!

CPE? You're pretty fancy there. Regardless of configuring an open port, you really should still check if the port is open with portchecker.co or similar. If it is, then there may be a configuration issue with the payload. Maybe the router on the victim side has a deny rule for Nanocore. Unlikely, but some home routers block known malicious ports. Also, I wouldn't use No-IP. RAT traffic doesn't pass through their servers, but other members here have been banned for using them with RATs.

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Reversing the roles would require port forwarding on the victim side, in case you forgot.

[accelerate1more]

Hey, DramaKing.
Can we have a short converstaion quickly?

[Lucas575]

CPE? You're pretty fancy there.

Sorry, I'm French and I didn't know how to translate "box internet" 😆

Regardless of configuring an open port, you really should still check if the port is open with portchecker.co or similar. If it is, then there may be a configuration issue with the payload. Maybe the router on the victim side has a deny rule for Nanocore. Unlikely, but some home routers block known malicious ports. Also, I wouldn't use No-IP. RAT traffic doesn't pass through their servers, but other members here have been banned for using them with RATs.

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Reversing the roles would require port forwarding on the victim side, in case you forgot.

I will follow your advice and try other ports, check that they are open and use something other than No-IP.
I will come back if I found a solution to share it!
Thx ! 👍

[RedHerring]

Yo where'd you get it?

[asikan34]

If you can contact me, I can help you.

[RedHerring]

If you can contact me, I can help you.

cant PM due to needing 25 quality posts and considering this is my 2nd maybe 1st I dont know its highly unlikely just send the download link

[InspectorGadget]

I will follow your advice and try other ports, check that they are open and use something other than No-IP.
I will come back if I found a solution to share it!
Thx ! 👍

You should also check the firewall on your "attacker" machine too. You may have opened the port on the router but the attacker firewall may be still blocking the port.

If your attacker pc is windows, check Windows Firewall, if it's Linux try checking if UFW is disabled via the command 'sudo ufw status'

[RedHerring]

hey can someone give me nanocore?

[DramaKing]

hey can someone give me nanocore?

What's the problem? https://github.com/Cryakl/Ultimate-RAT-C...n/NanoCore And why would you want it?

[Kingofspades]

Is it a cracked nanocore?

[DramaKing]

Is it a cracked nanocore?

If you're responding to me, I have no idea if it's even licensed. If it is, I'm sure that a cracked copy would be the only way to get it.