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Raton RAT Cracked is a highly dangerous Remote Access Trojan (RAT) engineered to silently infiltrate systems and grant unauthorized remote control to cyber attackers. Designed for stealth and persistence, this malware operates in the background, allowing threat actors to monitor, manipulate, and exploit infected devices without detection.
A cyber weapon with three-layer persistance model which can be used to deploy any payloads/malwares with persistance achived via windows service. This project can be and will be upgraded in near future as I have more plans for it. If you think anything could be better or any idea for upgrades, feel free to create a pull request :)
Cybersecurity History // Event Log is an interactive educational timeline documenting the most significant events in the history of cybersecurity ā from the first computer worm in 1971 to the major supply chain attacks of the 2020s. Designed as a comprehensive learning resource for students, security professionals, and history enthusiastsšØšæāš»š.
This example implements an optimized antivirus scanner in Python using the Aho-Corasick automaton. It combines signature matching with a Tkinter interface, extension-based filtering, and progress reporting, scanning the header and footer of files for efficiency. The implementation is part of the 127 algorithms collection.
Craver is a new name for a family of malware that consumes system resources (like fork-bombs), causing performance degradation or even system crashes. The name is taken from the Cravers from the Invasion civilizations of the game Endless Space 2.
šSe ha identificado una infraestructura maliciosa activa centrada en la IP 104.17.231.54 (propiedad de Cloudflare) que aloja una red de dominios con extensión .shop dedicados a campaƱas de phishing bancario, robo de credenciales y distribución de malware (troyanos, infostealers y RATs).