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kanaizu manual on rat and protection against it.txt
25.1 KV TXT
In short, as I understand it, many people do not know how to use the warrior, here is a manual from our friends from knz, with instructions
TelegramRAT.zip
451.8 KB ZIP
TelegramRAT script
JAP: Python Modules: Telebot,
PyAudio, Pycryptodome, Pyperclip, Keyboard, Pyttsx3, Pywin32, Pynput, Mss База:
From the name of the script you can understand that this is a warrior. All functions go through the telegram bot. The functionality is average.
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TGRAT.RAR
431.4 KB RAR
TGRAT
A warrior who is controlled through
telegram, having notifications about device capture and much more
MiniPekkaVirus (2).apk
1.4 MV ARK
VIRUSES – WARRIORS PACK
rats pack by jr_jrjr_jr.7z
2.64GB 7Z
WINCRASH.bat
72 B BAT
Warrior for demolishing Windows
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NjRat-0.7D-Green-Edition -SIGMASOFT-master.zip
2.8 MB ZIP
Remote access Trojan. Green Edition.
Everyone knows NjRAT or warrior. Extended edition.
Archive password: “SeniorKrypton”
TorchRAT.rar
8.5 MB RAR
TorchRAT
I present to your attention the TorchRAT warrior, which works without ports and you can easily configure it.
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—————— RAT (Remote Access Trojan) is a type of malicious software (virus) that allows an attacker to gain remote access to an infected computer or device. RAT viruses can be used to steal personal information such as passwords, bank card data, personal files, etc. They can also be used to monitor user activity on a computer or device, including recording keystrokes, screenshot, audio recording, etc. Attackers can distribute RAT viruses through email, social networks, malicious websites, software vulnerabilities, and other methods. ————————————————– ————————————————– – Some of the signs that may indicate the presence of a RAT virus on a mobile device include: Unexpectedly high battery consumption: RAT viruses can run in the background and consume additional CPU and battery resources, which can lead to unexpectedly high battery consumption. Unusual activity on your device: If you notice unexplained activity on your device, such as apps opening spontaneously, programs launching, or settings changing, this could be a sign of a RAT virus. Unexpected data traffic: RAT viruses can transfer data from an infected device to a remote server, which can result in unexpected data traffic costs. Presence of unfamiliar applications: If you notice unfamiliar applications on your device that you did not install, this may be a sign of a RAT virus infection. Security Issues: If you are experiencing security issues such as your account being hacked or your personal data or funds being stolen, this could also be a sign that you have a RAT virus on your device. If you notice anything suspicious on your device, it is recommended to immediately scan it for viruses using antivirus software.
There are several security measures you can take to protect your device from RAT viruses: Install antivirus software: Install antivirus software on your device and update it regularly to protect yourself from new threats. Be careful when installing apps: Only download apps from trusted sources such as official app stores. Check the permissions an app asks for and don’t install apps that ask for too many permissions. Keep your device updated: Regularly check for operating system updates and install them to patch security vulnerabilities. Use strong passwords: Use strong and unique passwords for all your accounts to prevent attackers from easily hacking your credentials. Be careful when opening links: Do not open links from untrustworthy sources or from unfamiliar senders. Take regular backups: Take regular backups of important data on your device so that if you get infected with a RAT virus, you can quickly restore your data. Enable two-factor authentication: Enable two-factor authentication for your accounts to protect them from unauthorized access. Do not connect to untrusted Wi-Fi networks: Do not connect to untrusted Wi-Fi networks or open networks without a password, as this can be a trap for attackers who can use RAT viruses to hack your device. Following these security measures will help reduce the risk of RAT virus infection and protect your device from security threats.
There are several ways to get infected with a RAT virus via a Wi-Fi connection: Open Wi-Fi networks: Connecting to open Wi-Fi networks without a password can be dangerous, as attackers can use such networks to intercept your Internet traffic and inject malware onto your device. Multiple devices on the same network: If there is an infected device on the same Wi-Fi network, the RAT virus can spread to other devices on the same network. Infected Websites: Attackers can create infected websites that can inject malware onto your device if you are connected to these sites via Wi-Fi. Phishing attacks: Attackers can use phishing attacks to gain access to your Wi-Fi password and infect your device with a RAT virus. To protect yourself from infection with a RAT virus via a Wi-Fi connection, it is recommended to use only reliable and secure Wi-Fi networks, do not connect to open networks without a password, update the anti-virus software on your device, do not visit unreliable websites and do not open suspicious ones. links in emails. It is also recommended to use a VPN when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks to protect your traffic from being intercepted by attackers. ————————————————– ————————————————– —- Next I want to talk about metadata and arbitrary code and its vulnerability to e2ee in telegram —————————– ————————————————– ————————— Metadata is data that describes other data. They contain information about when and how files or documents were created, modified, and used. Metadata may include information about file size, creation date and time, author, software, fonts used, cameras, exposure settings, and other file properties. ————————————————– ————————————————– —
Attackers can use metadata to insert arbitrary code into files that can launch a RAT virus on your device. This can happen if an attacker gains access to your files, including electronic documents, photos, videos, and other files, and takes advantage of a software vulnerability to insert malicious code into the file’s metadata. Some file formats that may contain metadata that can be embedded with arbitrary code to launch a RAT virus include: Microsoft Office files: Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files may contain metadata that can be used to insert malicious code. PDF Files: PDF files may contain metadata that can be used to insert malicious code. Image files: Image files such as JPEG, PNG and others may contain metadata that can be used to insert malicious code. Audio and video files: Audio and video files, such as MP3 and MP4, may contain metadata that can be used to insert malicious code. To protect your device from RAT viruses, it is recommended to use anti-virus software and update it regularly, do not open suspicious files and links, do not download or open files from untrusted sources, use only reliable programs and applications, and regularly update the software on your device. device.
In Telegram, as in other messaging applications, metadata can be contained in various types of files, such as photos, videos, audio, documents, etc. An attacker can use a vulnerability in Telegram software to insert malicious code into the file’s metadata. When a user downloads this file to their device, malicious code can be executed, resulting in the device becoming infected with a RAT virus. E2EE (end-to-end encryption) in telegram protects messages from interception and viewing by third parties. However, it cannot protect against malicious code being inserted into the metadata of files that can be sent via Telegram. Even if the message is encrypted, malicious code embedded in the file’s metadata can be executed on the recipient’s device if the device is vulnerable. To protect your device from RAT viruses in Telegram, it is recommended not to download files from untrusted sources, not to open suspicious links, to use only reliable programs and applications, and to regularly update the software on your device. You can also use antivirus software to scan downloaded files before opening them on your device. ————————————————– ————————————————– — there is a risk of infection with a RAT virus if you are sent a picture via email, instant messengers, social networks or other communication channels. Attackers can insert malicious code into the metadata of an image, which allows them to launch a RAT virus on your device when viewing or downloading this image. To protect yourself from this risk, it is recommended that you do not open or download images from untrusted sources, do not open suspicious links, use only trusted programs and applications, and regularly update the software on your device. You can also use antivirus software to scan downloaded files before opening them on your device. If you receive a picture from an unknown sender or suspect that it may be infected with malicious code, it is better not to open it to avoid infecting your device with a RAT virus. ————————————————– ———————————————–
To prevent automatic file downloads on social networks, you can do the following: Turn off automatic file downloads in your social network settings. Typically, social media settings have options that allow you to disable automatic file uploads. For example, in Facebook settings you can disable automatic downloading of video and audio files, and in Instagram you can disable automatic downloading of images and videos. Use browsers that block auto-downloading of files. Some browsers, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, have a feature to block auto-downloading of files. Enable this feature in your browser settings to prevent automatic downloading of files on social networks. Install extensions to block auto-downloading of files. You can install browser extensions that block automatic downloading of files on social networks. Some of these extensions include AdBlock Plus, uBlock Origin, NoScript and others. Be careful when opening messages and links from unknown senders. Do not open messages or links from unknown senders, as they may contain malicious files that will be automatically downloaded to your device. Use antivirus software. Install antivirus software on your device that can detect and block malicious files before they are automatically uploaded to social media. By following these tips, you can prevent automatic downloads of files on social networks and protect your device from malware. ————————–
To detect RAT viruses, it is recommended to use antivirus programs that have functions to detect and remove malware. Some of these programs include: Norton AntiVirus Plus: This is antivirus software that provides protection against viruses, Trojans, worms, spyware, and other types of malware, including RAT viruses. McAfee Total Protection: This is an antivirus software that provides protection against all types of malware, including RAT viruses. Avast Free Antivirus: This is a free antivirus software that provides protection against viruses, trojans, worms, spyware and other types of malware, including RAT viruses. Bitdefender Antivirus Plus: This is antivirus software that provides protection against all types of malware, including RAT viruses. When choosing antivirus software to detect RAT viruses, it is recommended to choose programs that provide advanced methods for detecting and protecting against malware. It is also important to regularly update your antivirus software to ensure protection against new threats. ————————————————– ———————————————— Can i Do I protect myself from RAT? ————————————————– ———————————————-
Yes, using a virtual environment can help protect your system from RAT (Remote Access Trojan) viruses. Virtual space allows you to create isolated environments for software development and execution, which avoids dependency conflicts and reduces the risk of viruses. Here are some benefits of using virtual space to protect against RAT viruses: Dependency isolation: Virtual space allows you to isolate various dependencies and libraries from the main system, which reduces the risk of viruses and helps avoid conflicts between dependencies. Ease of management: Virtual spaces are easy to create, delete, and manage, allowing you to quickly set them up and use them in software development and testing. Improved Security: Using virtual space helps isolate potentially malicious code from the main system, reducing the risk of virus infection. In general, using virtual space is one way to protect your system from RAT viruses. However, in addition to using virtual space, it is also important to keep your operating system updated and install antivirus software for added protection. —————————–
