RATel : An Open Source Penetration Test Tool

RAT-el is an open source penetration test tool that allows you to take control of a windows machine. It works on the client-server model, the server sends commands and the client executes the commands and sends the result back to the server. The client is completely undetectable by anti-virus software.

Screenshots

Added Features

  • Unicode management (20.02.21) for the version: beta_v0.1

Features

  • RATelServer:
    • Multiple Connections
    • Broadcast commands to all clients
    • Stores client informations in the database
    • Encryption of data on the network via XOR
    • Token management system to identify clients
    • Unicode management
  • Client:
    • Encryption of data send over the network
    • Startup persistence
    • Remote command execution via CMD
    • Remote command execution via Powershell
    • Encryption of data on the network via XOR
    • Automatic persistence when running the client
    • Automatic reconnection
    • Unicode management
  • RATelGenerator:
    • Automatic client compilation

Future Features

  • Keylogger for the version: beta_v0.2

Disclaimer

To prevent RATel from being detected by antivirus, please do not upload the payload to TOTAL VIRUS. Each month I will test myself if the payload gets detected by antivirus. So you’ll have a photo every month to prove RAtel discretion.

R K

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