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RE: Setting up the PRO RAT (noob friendly) 08-03-2014, 02:31 PM
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The GUI is too messed up I think, at least from what I see in pictures.
Although the matter is if it does the job that is written for, correctly.
(This post was last modified: 08-03-2014, 02:32 PM by krozz.)
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RE: Setting up the PRO RAT (noob friendly) 08-03-2014, 02:37 PM
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(08-02-2014, 06:19 PM)lynux Wrote: Wow such an old RAT I still remember poisonivy
I will shortly be posting a DarkComet Tutorial + an untouched download link in the Remote Administration Tools section.
haha, i look forward to see it soon
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RE: Setting up the PRO RAT (noob friendly) 08-05-2014, 02:06 PM
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(08-05-2014, 02:46 AM)Battleaxe Wrote: Hey,
Basically I'm new to the hack community and I was wondering whether this or DarkComet would be better for a bit of a Novice like me. Also with DarkComet when the victim opens the file sometimes the remote screen is just blank and I can't see anything. Also when I close and open DarkComet none of my "slaves" are there anymore... Any help with that situation would be much appreciated as well. Is it wrong for me to ask a question on this string if it's not really closely related to the topic (ProRAT)? I'm sorry if it is, but as I said I'm new and if it is I won't do it again.[/size]
well dark comet is better ofc. but this one is simpler so i posted it.
about your problem. did u set up no-ip correctly?
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RE: Setting up the PRO RAT (noob friendly) 08-05-2014, 06:26 PM
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If you just want to use these programs you need no understanding of any programming language.
If you want to become a knowledgeable person in the InfoSec field, it is highly recommended that you do. Only programming yourself will give you the power to be independend from other's tools and to do exactly what you have in mind. It almost doesn't matter which language you choose to get the basics down. Learn a language, create some tools yourself. You will see how much you will learn from doing. C+ doesn't exist. You probably mean C++. Both, Java and C++ can be suitable depending on the context. However, Java is usually not a good choice for tools like crypters, if that's where you interest is in.
Stay curious and motivated to learn, work hard, and you will achieve what you want to.
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I don´t know why I can´t PM you but I´m quoting for asking you..¿Can we have a way to be in touch? (Contac, example msn, skype, etc...)
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