[MacGyver3]

I want to try (educationally) to hack my own PC but I don't know how.
I have researched a bit and found out that RATs can be installed on pen-drives, the pen-drives connected to a PC and I could install a .exe for example, however I do not know any safe RATs or working ones. I found DarkComet but it seems too old and might not work on a Windows 10 (?).
I'll have my PC in a different location (same city) so I think I will have to use No-Ip as I watched in many tutorials.

Can anyone help me? This is obviously done for education purposes and it's on my own PC.

All thanks to any help.

[Drako]

Don't use DarkComet. It's old, shit, and usually infected with malware. Publicly available RATs don't use zero-day exploits, so if a RAT is a few years out of date, it's fine. But it's best to use something thats only a couple of years out-of-date. That way all functionality should still be working.

I would recommend Quasar, as it's open source and only 2 years out-of-date. It has a smaller functionality set than most RATs, but it should have everything you would need.

Orcus RAT used to be pretty good, but ever since the creator was jailed, everybody has molested the program. You can't trust all of the modifications that have been made to it.

[ConcernedCitizen]

Don't use DarkComet. It's old, shit, and usually infected with malware. Publicly available RATs don't use zero-day exploits, so if a RAT is a few years out of date, it's fine. But it's best to use something thats only a couple of years out-of-date. That way all functionality should still be working.

I would recommend Quasar, as it's open source and only 2 years out-of-date. It has a smaller functionality set than most RATs, but it should have everything you would need.

Orcus RAT used to be pretty good, but ever since the creator was jailed, everybody has molested the program. You can't trust all of the modifications that have been made to it.

You should setup a lab on your subnet and just lab it out, it has no cost aside from RAM and CPU but if you have enough RAM to run a few VM's, do that. Ideally, you should have a malware lab setup with VMs on your subnet and not connected to anything but your host network. That way you can run a few at a time. You can practice malware exposure while you learn how tools work and how to remediate and prevent intrusions. Obviously, you can just go full "I never use an antivirus or anything and I haven't been ransomed yet." You can also try doing labs with Android RATs and even have your own little C&C. It's not as hard to setup as you might think and some of the libraries you might need are flat out open sourced. And, you get to learn how subnets work (yay, subnetting) by getting into deeper things like NAT punching and router forwarding, etc.

You don't need to bother with external sources because you can pretend to be an adversary on your own section of your network that doesn't even connect to the actual internet. But be wary, as I should mention some things simply won't work and are designed not to work in a VM to prevent discovery by malware researchers.

[PYA]

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A fully crypted RAT, check different crypters, sometimes you can use an obfuscater after a crypt to lower detection rates, it could break the stub, and can only be done once.
What people wont tell you, you'll need to rewrite the power shell script, and some of the code that gets executed because it triggers antivirus.

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[PYA]

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