Poison Ivy RAT 6 comments

What is RAT?

A remote access 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, and will try to hide its operation from the victim and from security software.

In this articles I have presented a RAT named Poison Ivy RAT which can controls the victim PC and have the following given below features;

Features:

• Device Manager
• See ADS in file manager
• Expand/Collapse Tree in file and registry manager
• Thumbnail of desktop (gets updated every ping or manually by pinging), change size in settings
• Copy Profile
• HKLM/run startup
• Play sound on new connection
• Date in Connection Log
• Choose file alignment
• Choose to copy the file to ADS
• Share: inject into another process
• No need to restart servers that has been connected to older client
• Can now build non-injecting servers
• Changed the terms of use
• Uploading a file that already exists (but not in cache) will now be overwritten properly
• Update now works with servers that has different install paths
• Fixed a access violation when clicking Cancel too fast in the download dialog
• ActiveX now starts on restricted accounts too (must first be installed on admin account)
• Test Connection with Key File now works
• Clear Stats now doesnt remove active connection count
• Client should now be able to handle more active connections
• Load/Save bug fixed in DNS/Port editor
• Generate Key File had a bug causing it to generate weak passwords
• Fixed a bug that made it impossible to share new servers (2.3.0)
• Autosave images now saves with a timestamp
• Server removes HKLM startup entry when uninstalled

Note: Do Not Use Any Tutorial Of This Blog To Harm Anyone. This Is Only For Educational Purpose. I Will Not Be Responsible For Anything Done By You.

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