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Project: Python Rat - Trojan Access Remote

Posted By: ELK1nG
Project: Python Rat - Trojan Access Remote

Project: Python Rat - Trojan Access Remote
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 709.39 MB | Duration: 2h 30m

Creating a Command and Control Server with Backdoor

What you'll learn
Python logic
Advanced python
You will learn about client/server connection
creating a command and control server
Requirements
Python language experience
Description
Hello, I'm here to introduce you to my newest project: Creating a Backdoor Command and Control Server using python.do you know what a Trojan Access Remote is? Not ? So here, in this course, we are going to learn what it is and create our own.This course is for all those who want to learn what a RAT Trojan access Remote is and how dangerous this tool is in the hands of those who know how to use it, an extremely important tool for red teams and also used by cyberterrorists.This course has 3 modules, where we will learn about what a RAT is, then we will create our own server and then our client.And what can we do with this RAT? It's very simple, we are going to use the server to download files, upload files and also access the terminal of our viima.This server that we are going to create is managed, being able to receive several connections and a list of victims, and we will be able to choose which victim we want to manage by using the ID.What we need ? A computer with an operating system, whether linux or windows, in the class I will be using linux and we will also use python2 and python3.All codes used in this class are commented and made available to all our students.Here's an example of using our RAT#my server waiting for connection$shell>when a victim connects, I will be able to view it on my server using the targets command#after I use the command "targets" the server will show me all my connections.$shell>targets(Victim_0)(vimit_1)(……………)#Now I can choose which victim I can manage, I will choose #victim 0, in this case I will type "target_0"$shell>target_0#Ok, now I can manage victim 0, now I can upload and download file for victim and access the terminal.Liked ? Can you imagine what you can do with this knowledge? remembering that this project has an academic purpose, like all cybernetic weapons on the internet.

Overview

Section 1: INTRODUCTION

Lecture 1 PRESENTATION

Section 2: Python Programming

Lecture 2 PRESENTATION

Lecture 3 Python part 1

Lecture 4 Python part 2

Section 3: Command and Control

Lecture 5 SERVER_PART_1

Lecture 6 SERVER_PART_2

Lecture 7 SERVER_PART_3

Lecture 8 SERVER_THE_END

Lecture 9 COMMENT SCRIPT

Section 4: Backdoor

Lecture 10 BACKDOOR_PART_!

Lecture 11 BACKDOOR_PART_2

Lecture 12 BACKDOOR_PART_3

Lecture 13 COMMENT BACKDOOR

Section 5: TEST MY BACKDOOR AND C%C

Lecture 14 TEST MY APP

Everyone who wants to learn about network connections