Small Net RAT (Remote Access Trojan) is a powerful and controversial remote administration tool that allows users to control a target computer remotely. While such tools can be used for legitimate administrative purposes, they are often associated with malicious activities due to their misuse by cybercriminals. Small Net RAT v5.0 is an updated version of this software, offering enhanced features for remote system control, surveillance, and data extraction.
What is Small Net RAT v5.0?
What is Small Net RAT v5.0?Small Net RAT is a Windows-based remote access tool that enables an attacker (or administrator) to gain complete control over a victim’s system. It operates stealthily, often evading detection by antivirus programs. The v5.0 version includes improved functionality, stability, and new evasion techniques.
Key Features of Small Net RAT v5.0
1. Remote System Control
- Full desktop viewing and control (like TeamViewer, but hidden).
- Ability to execute commands via a command-line interface (CMD).
- File system access (upload, download, delete, modify files).
2. Surveillance Capabilities
- Keylogging: Records all keystrokes to steal passwords and sensitive data.
- Screen Capture: Takes screenshots at intervals.
- Webcam & Microphone Access: Spies on victims through their cameras and microphones.
- Clipboard Monitoring: Captures copied text (e.g., passwords, credit card details).
3. Data Theft & Credential Harvesting
- Extracts saved passwords from browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
- Steals cookies, autofill data, and browsing history.
- Dumps Wi-Fi passwords and system information.
4. Evasion & Anti-Detection
- Process Hollowing: Hides inside legitimate processes (e.g., svchost.exe).
- Rootkit Functionality: Conceals its presence from Task Manager and antivirus scans.
- Encrypted C2 Communication: Prevents detection by network monitoring tools.
5. Additional Malicious Functions
- DDoS Attacks: Can turn infected machines into bots for launching attacks.
- Ransomware Deployment: Can be used to encrypt files and demand payment.
- USB Spread: Infects removable drives to propagate across networks.
