143VPN
- Connect to the server you wish to port forward on.
- Go to 143vpn.com and click 'port forwarding' at the top right.
- Log in using your VPN info, not the login for the website itself!
- You should now be on this page.
- Choose any port between 10 - 60k
- The internal IP adress is your IPv4 which you can find by opening your cmd.exe and typing in 'ipconfig' without the ''. It should start with 10.8.
- Keep in mind you have multiple IPv4 so make sure you get the right one!
- Choose the server you're connected to and hit 'submit'.
- If done correctly you should see this.
- That concludes port forwarding through 143VPN.
Testing your port
Open the spoiler of your RAT below for further instructions on how to check your port.
PAID
Luminositylink
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open Luminositylink
- Head over to settings --> Ports
- Right click and choose 'add port'
- Type in the number of the port you opened.
- At the bottom right click 'start listening'
- Right click on the port and click 'test port'
- If the following shows up and your total connections goes up by 1 your port is open!
Orcus
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open orcus main administration and click on 'create a new server'.
- IP-adress is your IPv4 and port is the port you opened. When you filled those in hit 'add'. Password can be whatever you choose.
- This is what the end result shoud look like. (using your own IPv4 and port).
- When you've achieved that end result click 'build' and save that server somewhere.
- Open the server and you should see the following. (with your own IPv4 and port)
- Now the server is running go to canyouseeme.org and fill in the port you opened.
- It should say succes if done properly
RevCode Webmonitor
You don't have to port forward. Yeah you can enjoy that.
Imminent Monitor 4.3 (c# port)
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open Imminent Monitor.
- Click on settings.
- Right click in the open field and click on add port.
- When you've added the port you opened at the bottom right click on 'start listening'.
- The status which previously showed as 'idle...' should now say 'listening!'.
- Once you've done that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
Remcos v1.6.2 Professional
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open Remcos.
- Click on 'Local settings'
- Fill in your open port, password (which you will need inside the builder) and click add.
- Click 'save settings'.
- Once you've done that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
FREE
njRAT <-- CLICK TO DOWNLOAD! PW: Neos07
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open njRAT
- As soon as it opens you'll want to enter the port you opened and then hit 'start'.
- Once you've done that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
Babylon <-- CLICK TO DOWNLOAD! PW: #4k53mmkSDKM%l"&#¤&fsdkfmF44sdFGUMSDKFGk45t
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open babylon.
- At the top hit 'file' then hit 'settings'
- Right click and hit 'clear' the list will now be empty.
- Right click and hit 'add port'. Fill in the port, when it asks you for a network key fill in whatever you want but make SURE you remember it! The Adress Family is 2.
- This is what it should like if done correctly.
- Hit save and save the file in the same folder as babylon.
- Then hit load and load the file you just saved.
- Go back to the main babylon client hit 'file' and then hit 'start server'.
- You should see this (with the port you specified)
- If it shows that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
Quasar <-- CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
- Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open Quasar.
- At the top hit 'settings'
- It'll ask you for a 'port to listen too' fill in the port you opened there.
- Once you've done that hit 'start listening'
- Once you've done that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
Darktrack
-Connect to your VPN if you are using one. If not skip this step.
- Completely disable your firewall! (VERY IMPORTANT)
- Open Darktrack
- Click on client settings
- In port no fill in your open port, password can be whatever you please.
- Once you've done that click the little '+' next to where you filled in the port and you should see this
- Once you've done that go to canyouseeme.org fill in the port and if it says success your port is opened correctly!
What RAT should I buy/use?
I'm so tired of seeing these threads that I'm just going to implement a little review in this one. It'll be based on popularity and what I've personally read about that RAT.
PAID
LuminosityLink
Public opinion
+ User friendly
+ Easy to use
+ Stable
+ Excellent support
- Has a .NET dependency
- Has a region lock
Personal opinion
I feel like KFC has a nice program but it's simply out-matched by other RATs sold on the market currently. It does not help that he implemented a region block making blackhat use (looking at you reading this) pretty much impossible.
Which used to be my favorite RAT now scores at about 6.5/10.
Orcus
Public opinion+ Not so user friendly
+ Easy to use, hard to setup
+- Stable for some, less stable for others
+ Excellent support
- Has a .NET dependency
Personal opinion
I think Orcus is going in a straight line forward. Armada is doing his best managing the product and to my knowing Sorzus (the developer) is still working hard to improve it. If you like the feel that Orcus has then you're not making a mistake buying Orcus. Keep in mind more so than other RATs Orcus depends on .NET 3.5 which is not the same as 2.0.
I'll give Orcus a 8.5 for the really high customizability and Armada being a sausage.
Imminent Monitor 5
Public opinion
+ Very stable
+ Insanely good UI
+ Good customer support
+ User friendly
- Has a .NET dependency
Personal opinion
I think Imminent Monitor is currently the top RAT sold on HF. Shockwave is a highly experienced developer and has been working on Imminent Monitor for 5 years+.
Other than Shockwave sometimes getting a bit lazy (don't we all) I really can't say anything bad about this RAT.
Going to give Imminent Monitor a well deserved 9.5/10. Not a 10 remember when it comes to coding, nothing is perfect.
Public opinion
+ No portforwarding
- No customizability for your client file (DNS/Hidden is missing)
+- More information pending
Personal opinion
There's 2 things I can see straight from the bat.
- User friendlyness is ridiculous. There is no setup, literally nothing.
- This software is straight whitehat. There will ALWAYS be a double installation dialouge.
Overall I think this software is great if you're dealing with a less technical person. This would be a perfect recommendation for a dad/mom for example.
I would like to make clear though that the remote desktop stream seemed quite slow, even on a local connection. If you're all about that sweet FPS this web RAT is not for you.
FREE
njRAT
Public opinion
+ Decently stable
+ Easy to use
- No support
- Password recovery is broken (there's a fix on HF tho)
- Has a .NET dependency
Personal opinionnjRAT is the first RAT I ever used and I don't really have many complaints about it. For a free RAT I'm honestly impressed with how stable it is. Using it back when I was a noob probably using all the wrongs settings I managed to hold clients for 1 - 2 weeks. The remote desktop is decently fast too, overall it's my favorite free RAT.
My overall rating for this RAT is 7/10
Darktrack
Public opinion
- Not so stable
+- Easy to use, little harder to setup (without a guide)
+- Support (touch and go)
+ No dependencies
- Early stages = bugs
Personal opinion
First time I set up this RAT I immediatly encoutered a bug. Being experienced I decided to ignore it and it did indeed turn out to just be a visual bug. Other non-experienced members might have spent 30 min - 1h trying to fix it even tho there was no real bug there. Aside from that I heard it's not stable yet, people are losing their clients when closing the program etc. It's got a couple of cool features like the skype monitor thingy but aside from that I'm not convinced yet. (don't release something that isn't ready)
My overall rating for this RAT is 4/10
Babylon
Public opinion
+- Sorta stable
+ Easy to use
- No support
- Webcam capture is not fully programmed although it works for most
+ Has no depedendencies
Personal opinion
Babylon is probably the most recommended free RAT currently available. (together with Darktrack) My friend used to use it a lot and watching him use it it seems like an OK program. I did see him loose clients every now & then so that's worth noting. Aside from that the program works as advertised and is not bad at all.
My overall rating for this RAT is 6/10
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