Rat Or Keylogger?

excilez

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Im new to hacking and I was wondering if Rating was easier than Keylogging and What are the pros and cons of both. Also Which is easier to setup and which is easier spread
 
Ratting gives you the benefit to watch their screen,basically see everything they do online and irl if they have a webcam, keylogging is limited to what they type so ratting is your better option. a Rat might be hard to set up the first time but after you get the hang of it it's easy, they're both the same spreading no difference.
 
RATs require port forwarding. If you can't port forward, stick to keylogging.
 
Dude I'm sorry For Asking Many Question But what is Port Forwarding, But In your opinion What Is harder in your perpective.
 
excilez said:
Dude I'm sorry For Asking Many Question But what is Port Forwarding, But In your opinion What Is harder in your perpective.
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Some info:

Port-forwarding; http://portforward.com/help/portforwarding.htm

RAT'ing is harder because you have to have a program/constant watching of your 'slave'

It is also easier because you are able to update your server file on there PC when you need to.

As far as i'm aware key-logging doesn't do that.

Also, if you use the right RAT'ing software you can Keylog too.
 
George Thank you for the Assistance you've Been a great help. Not sure If you Hack or not, but do you rat or Keylogger, Just want to Know, and Can I ask you if you did hack May I ask you for Assistance in the future
 
excilez said:
George Thank you for the Assistance you've Been a great help. Not sure If you Hack or not, but do you rat or Keylogger, Just want to Know, and Can I ask you if you did hack May I ask you for Assistance in the future
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I learnt only for the purpose of knowing and have never used my 'skills' properly, but if you need help i'd happily assist you
 
Thank you George, its because Im a begginer Hacker, Im currently busy with school and all, but for me its hard to get directions off TuT's. I like direct directions given to me.
 
Rats are more advanced and if you don't know what your doing, stick to a ketylogger
 
keylogging will be alot easier for beginners, all you have to do is set it up, which takes 2 mins, crypt it and spread.

for ratting, when you begin it can takes fucking ages to work out
 

As far as i know, invisible keylogger can also record the screen shot.
 
I know some keylogger knowledge from some websites, it is a kind of spy software which is an undetectable keylogger that allows you to keep track of what is happening on your computer. It can record passwors, websites visited, applications used, Files downloaded and so on. People can use it to monitor employees, protect children and catch a cheating spouse.

So I think keylogger is convenient and easy to use.
 
I personally likes rats best, but those are harder to set up than a keylogger.

The reason for a rat, is because of the view desktop option.
 
If you're new to hacking I'd recommend using a keylogger. Just get use to it a bit, due to a RAT being a little more difficult (In my opinion at least)I can never get mine to work. Just play around with both and see which one you're more comfortable with or which you'd prefer. Maybe even both.
 
Well, once you have setted up your rat it is much easier than a keylogger.
 

They send screenshots but RATs have the option to watch their screen live.
 
RAT.

Keylogging just gives you the mouse traces of what the person does, with a RAT you can actually control the persons computer.
 
I am also new to this stuff, but I found it rather easy to set up a RAT. There is a great tutorial on hack forums if you have an account there:
http://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2698687

Doesn't take long to set up and port forwarding was rather easy as well.

Just need to crypt it which can cost some $.

Had someone from runegear add me on skype and they tested mine out, worked first try. =p
 


Don't gravedig bro , but atleast you psoted with quality.
 
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