Parat – Python Based Remote Administration Tool (RAT)

Parat is a simple remote administration tool (RAT) written in python. Compatible with both python 2 and 3 versions(dont forget that may causes some error.so please share us any error(s))

Do you want to try?

Copy and paste on your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/micle-fm/Parat && cd Parat && python main.py

Note: it may need to install python -m easy_install pypiwin32 on some targets.

Also Read – Rogue : An Extensible Toolkit Providing Penetration Testers An Easy-To-Use Platform

Features

  • Fully UnDetectable(FUD)
  • Compatible with Telegram messanger
  • Bypass windows User Account Control(UAC)
  • Memory executation
  • No any requirments to setup

Telegram

You can communicate it using telegram messanger. For this do steps:

  1. Open telegram.service file by an editor
  2. Insert your bot token on line 15, replaced on YOUR_BOT_TOKEN
  3. Run telegram.service by typing: python telegram.service
  4. Now you can use your bot to control it 🙂
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