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    001 Rats

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    A remote administration tool (RAT) is software that allows remote control of a system as if physically present. RATs are typically installed without victim knowledge through malware and try to hide their operation. They work by having a client open on the victim's computer that the hacker can then access to control the system. Functions include capturing screens, files, registry access, hardware control, and more. Common RATs and trojans mentioned were Back Orifice, NetBus, LuminosityLink, and DarkComet. The document discusses what RATs are, how they work, their functions, and examples.

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    A remote administration tool (RAT) is software that allows remote control of a system as if physically present. RATs are typically installed without victim knowledge through malware and try to hide their operation. They work by having a client open on the victim's computer that the hacker can then access to control the system. Functions include capturing screens, files, registry access, hardware control, and more. Common RATs and trojans mentioned were Back Orifice, NetBus, LuminosityLink, and DarkComet. The document discusses what RATs are, how they work, their functions, and examples.

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    A remote administration tool (RAT) is software that allows remote control of a system as if physically present. RATs are typically installed without victim knowledge through malware and try to hide their operation. They work by having a client open on the victim's computer that the hacker can then access to control the system. Functions include capturing screens, files, registry access, hardware control, and more. Common RATs and trojans mentioned were Back Orifice, NetBus, LuminosityLink, and DarkComet. The document discusses what RATs are, how they work, their functions, and examples.

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    A remote administration tool (RAT) is software that allows remote control of a system as if physically present. RATs are typically installed without victim knowledge through malware and try to hide their operation. They work by having a client open on the victim's computer that the hacker can then access to control the system. Functions include capturing screens, files, registry access, hardware control, and more. Common RATs and trojans mentioned were Back Orifice, NetBus, LuminosityLink, and DarkComet. The document discusses what RATs are, how they work, their functions, and examples.

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    Hello Friends I am Shozab Haxor…..!

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    01-
    What Is Rat (Remote Administration Tool)..?
    A remote administration tool (RAT) is a piece of software that allows a
    remote "operator" to control a system as if he has physical access to
    that system. While desktop sharing and remote administration have
    many legal uses, "RAT" software is usually associated with criminal or
    malicious activity. Malicious RAT software is typically installed without
    the victim's knowledge, often as payload of a Trojan horse, and will try
    to hide its operation from the victim and from security software.

    02-
    How Do Rats Work..?
    Many trojans and backdoors now have remote administration
    capabilities allowing an individual to control the victim's computer.
    Many times, a file (often called a client or stub) must be opened
    on the victim's computer before the hacker can have access to it.
    These are generally sent through email, P2P file sharing software,
    and in internet downloads. They are usually disguised as a
    legitimate program or file. Many clients/stubs will display a Fake
    error message when opened, to make it seem like it didn't open.
    Some will also disable antivirus and firewall software

    03-
    Functions of a Rat..?
     Screen/camera capture or image control
     File management (download/upload/execute/etc.)
     Shell control (from command prompt)
     Computer control (power off/on/log off if remote feature is
    supported)
     Registry management (query/add/delete/modify)
     Hardware Destroyer (overclocker)
     Other software product-specific functions
     Block mouses and keyboards
     Change the desktop wallpapers
     Downloads, uploads, deletes, and rename files
     Destroys hardware by overclocking
     Drop viruses and worms
     Edit Registry
     Use your internet connection to perform denial of service
    attacks (DoS)
     Format drives
     Steal passwords, credit card numbers
     Alter your web browser's homepage
     Hide desktop icons, task bar and files
     Silently install applications
     Log keystrokes, keystroke capture software
     Open CD-ROM tray
     Overload the RAM/ROM drive
     Send message boxes
     Play sounds
     Control mouse or keyboard
     Record sound with a connected microphone
     Record video with a connected webcam
     Show fake errors
     Shutdown, restart, log-off, shut down monitor
     Record and control victim's screen remotely
     View, kill, and start tasks in task manager
     Let the hacker surf the web with the IP-address of the infected
    computer

    04-
    Top Notable RATS and Trojans 
     Back Orifice
     NetBus
     iControl
     LuminosityLink
     PlugX
     PoisonIvy
     Sub Seven
     PixelRat
     Beast Trojan
     Bifrost
     Blackshades
     DarkComet
     LANfiltrator
     Win32.HsIdir
     Optix Pro
     Nanocore
     Quasar Rat
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    One So Please Wait My Further Videos..

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