How to check if you're infected with RAT 12-24-2012, 10:20 PM
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Hi there, and thanks for visiting this thread. Today I am going to show you how to check if you're infected with RAT using Netstat. This is a very simple trick to check if you're infected, but I can't guarantee you that this is 100% trusted .
Here we go
1st step - Using taskmanager
1. Open Task Manager by pressing at the same time CTRL+ALT+DEL
2. Then go to process column and click "View" > "Select columns" as the image below
3. Check the first one PID (Process Identifier)
4. Now we will organize Task Manager by "PID" This will make things easier to read for the next step .
That was end of using Task Manager
2nd step - Using Netstat
1. Now we need to open Command Prompt (CMD) by pressing "Windows Key"+R (The windows key is the logo of WINDOWS located in you're keyboard)
2. The "RUN" window will pop-up . Type in "CMD" and press ENTER . Now the Command Prompt will show up .
3. Type netstat -ano
(Only look for ESTABLISHED connections. It would be established if it's a RAT or malicious.) Read the PID and crosscheck into Task Manager.
(if it was in Appdata or Program Files and it is svchost.exe, then you may have a problem)
Credit goes to my friend, ImSecure
Here we go
1st step - Using taskmanager
1. Open Task Manager by pressing at the same time CTRL+ALT+DEL
2. Then go to process column and click "View" > "Select columns" as the image below
3. Check the first one PID (Process Identifier)
4. Now we will organize Task Manager by "PID" This will make things easier to read for the next step .
That was end of using Task Manager
2nd step - Using Netstat
1. Now we need to open Command Prompt (CMD) by pressing "Windows Key"+R (The windows key is the logo of WINDOWS located in you're keyboard)
2. The "RUN" window will pop-up . Type in "CMD" and press ENTER . Now the Command Prompt will show up .
3. Type netstat -ano
(Only look for ESTABLISHED connections. It would be established if it's a RAT or malicious.) Read the PID and crosscheck into Task Manager.
(if it was in Appdata or Program Files and it is svchost.exe, then you may have a problem)
Credit goes to my friend, ImSecure




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