4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/19(Mon)12:50

stop being a BEEKEEPER and write your own

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/20(Tue)02:49

>>3691
If I could do that, do you think I would write in here, BEEKEEPER?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/20(Tue)09:30

>>3697
gtfo and learn how to write one then?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/21(Wed)10:57

>>3700
Is it really that bad to ask, or are you just simply an asshole?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/21(Wed)11:37

>>3710

with great power comes great responsibility,

In my country we don't allow the mentally handicapped to have guns, why would this place be any different?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/21(Wed)11:55

>>3711
Then give me a link or something so I can get started?
In my country we give the poor and disadvantaged a rod so they can learn how to fish and get food themself instead of laugh at them and call them stupid things. Why would this place be any different?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/21(Wed)14:23

>>3713
Here's your fucking rod:
google.com

And before you ask, here's your bait:
"how to program"
"windows 7 RAT"
"how to write a RAT"

In my country, we give people everything they ask for. That is why my country is full of helpless morons. I try to make this place be different.

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/22(Thu)20:49

cybergate works on 64 and 32 bit, but i have had problems crypting in 64 bit. anyway.... best way is to write your own and never give out your code

if your looking to sell, make a stripped down version, never release your own

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/22(Thu)23:03

>>3725
Would it be fair to say that code isn't shared because a coder can be traced via coding style, programming choices (a favorite library or something), or some kind of inadvertent clue? Or is this to keep others from discovering how something is being done (and work to prevent it)?

4n0n¥m0µ$ 10/07/23(Fri)05:12

>>3726

they would never trace you through 'coding style', I have programmed under about 30 different companies and agencies 'coding standards' many I still remember off the top of my head, If I put my mind to it I could probably write the most schizophrenic looking code in existence, but I digress.

the reason why its not a good idea to 'share' a RAT:

- n00b factor, With Great Responsibility comes great power. its pretty damn easy to write one.

- Keepin it 'private', if its out in the wild then it becomes of interest to AV programs which then can detect it.

- Many use exploits to avoid detection or for other reasons. ( I have one that 'connects' to the internet via a very unconventional method (which will never get noticed by any 'firewall' software. )

- Some RAT's (well the ones I have written) run in different 'modes', Sometimes for 'offline commands' (such as receiving 'pre-programmed commands' from some location, having somewhere that they check for a free 'software update', or have a 'dumping ground' for automatically collected data. (if I install a RAT on a hot chick's PC, I will have it dump her "My Pictures" folder to my ftp site automatically. even if its installed when im not around. )

- There's no point, Did I mention its really f*cking easy. If I didnt before then I am now. Any half competent programmer could write one in a few hours.