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RE: Mobile RATs or Trojans? - Blink - 01-02-2017
For Android there's all kinda shit, iOS is harder.
You won't find (m)any public things for iOS, you can talk to @pvnk , but I don't know anything about whatever he does.
For android, there's DroidJack, AndroRAT, Dendroid, etc.
RE: Mobile RATs or Trojans? - Dr. Keter - 01-02-2017
(01-02-2017, 12:44 AM)Ender Wrote: For Android there's all kinda shit, iOS is harder.I've heard of AndroRAT before, but not the others. Thanks!
You won't find (m)any public things for iOS, you can talk to @pvnk , but I don't know anything about whatever he does.
For android, there's DroidJack, AndroRAT, Dendroid, etc.
RE: Mobile RATs or Trojans? - pvnk - 01-02-2017
(01-02-2017, 12:50 AM)Dr. Keter Wrote:(01-02-2017, 12:44 AM)Ender Wrote: For Android there's all kinda shit, iOS is harder.I've heard of AndroRAT before, but not the others. Thanks!
You won't find (m)any public things for iOS, you can talk to @pvnk , but I don't know anything about whatever he does.
For android, there's DroidJack, AndroRAT, Dendroid, etc.
A remote administration tool is simply a tool that allows remote access. On iOS there are variants of not only remote administration tools, but spyware that can be hard installed into the phone's firmware. #themoreyouknow
RE: Mobile RATs or Trojans? - prankd - 01-04-2017
There is a really nice python based multiplatform RAT that also supports android, and few people know about.
It's called 'pupy'. You should look it up on google.
The beauty in pupy is that it's completely open source and you could even compile your own APK, for example supporting launch at BOOT, or hidden icon etc
/Prankd
RE: Mobile RATs or Trojans? - Dr. Keter - 01-04-2017
(01-04-2017, 03:00 AM)prankd Wrote: There is a really nice python based multiplatform RAT that also supports android, and few people know about.I found the github and this tool looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
It's called 'pupy'. You should look it up on google.
The beauty in pupy is that it's completely open source and you could even compile your own APK, for example supporting launch at BOOT, or hidden icon etc
/Prankd