PyRAT
PyRAT is a Python-based cross-platform remote access trojan targeting Windows and Linux. Reported capabilities include command-and-control over unencrypted HTTP POST, victim fingerprinting, file exfiltration, and screenshot exfiltration. Persistence mechanisms mentioned in the source include Linux autostart and a Windows user Run key. The provided content describes it as newly identified malware but does not attribute it to a specific threat actor, campaign, or industry targeting, and does not provide concrete indicators of compromise beyond its use of unencrypted HTTP POST for C2 and the noted persistence locations.
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Python cross-platform remote access trojan for Windows/Linux using unencrypted HTTP POST for C2; performs victim fingerprinting and file/screenshot exfiltration; persists via Linux autostart and Windows Run key.
Python-based cross-platform RAT providing remote command execution, file operations (enumeration/upload/download), archive creation for bulk exfiltration, persistence, and self-cleanup/uninstall capabilities.
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