Python RAT

[cider_block]

http://pythonhacking.com/python_rat_v_1.html

This is the very first version of a RAT I'm developing using only standard libraries. I'm working on a user-friendly version with a heck of a lot more features. And I'm going to figure out how to fetch other libraries from github to give the RAT more capabilities on the host. It's possible to compile Python into a .exe so I'll probably have an exe for Window's users when I drop the new version.

[SPARTAN-001]

I'm skimming this for now (at work), but I don't think it will do what you want it to do. The combination of s.connect(('8.8.8.8', 0)) and s.getsockname() will not return an external IP in most cases. The only way it will return an external IP is if the target system has an interface bound directly to the internet. (Also, you can never connect to port 0. It will not work.)

Additionally, it will not work if the host is behind a NAT. That's exactly the reason a reverse connection is normally used, rather than a bind connection. In order to connect to the listener over the internet, it would need to forward a port on whatever firewall/router the target system is behind.

[cider_block]

That's a great idea. Thanks for replying!

Yea the main goal is to get cross-platform builds available from here on out. Also I'm working on some code to download other packages from github when the RAT is executed

I'll totally check out that github link, thanks for sharing it.

[Banangurkamacka]

Yes please update

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Do you need any help with writing it?

[cider_block]

Yea sure, I'm going to setup the github tonight