Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.0 GB | Duration: 4h 31mLearn basic C# programming, networking and client-server technology by writing a Remote Access Trojan from scratch
What you'll learn
Networking Essentials
Socket Programming
Running Multiple Commands
Handling Client-Server Disconnections
Multitasking
Using Threads to run commands concurrently
Two-way full-duplex Client-Server communication
Remotely command execution methods
Creating a GUI based client control center
Creating a Portbinding shell
Reverse connection shell
Firewall penetration
Creating invisible and hidden trojans
Executing commands in a Reverse Connection System
Command and Control Methods
Passing data between threads
and more . . .
Description
If you want to build a RAT from scratch and understand every bit of code, instead of modifying some complex RAT that you find on the Internet without knowing how things work, then this is the course for you.
Remote Access Tools also known as RATs are used to remotely control another PC over the Internet of the Local Area Network. This course shows you in an easy and simple step-by-step approach to start writing such a tool from scratch. RATs are used in network management, remote surveillance, system administration, classroom teaching systems, and so on. It is also commonly misused as a malware known as Remote Access Trojans. This course is about C# programming and networking but learning it in a fun exciting way by building a Remote Access Tool.
Even though there are existing open source RATs on the Internet. They are quite complex and the authors do not explain from beginning how they work. This course is created to fill that gap. It assumes you have zero knowledge of networking and coding and is suitable for absolute beginners. The emphasis of this course is to teach the fundamentals of networking, client-server communication, multi-tasking, control and management of server processes, command creation and handling and so on. This will enable you to better understand more complex client-server or RAT projects out there. We focus on the basic building-blocks of any RAT and client-server technology.
You will learn first-hand from a Malware Developers' perspective what it is like to write a remote access tool from scratch.
This course is based on the classic RATs development book entitled How to Write Your Own Remote Access Tools in C#, which is authored by me in 2007 and published in Amazon in 2011. All source code are taken from that book and updated to make them current in 2021.
Features:
Build programs that simulate Windows Remote Access Trojans from scratch.
Learn C# and networking.
The best way to understand how Remote Access Trojans work is to write one.
Everything is highly practical. No boring theory or lectures. More like walk-throughs which you can replicate and follow along.
By the end of this course, you will have the basic knowledge to further your studies in RAT development by looking at existing open source RATs on the Internet. This knowledge and skills are suitable for those aspiring to be Red Teamers. Even if you have no intention of creating malware, the insider knowledge and skills you gain from this course will make you a better security professional.
Also, having practical knowledge of RAT development will give you a better understanding of how to reverse engineer malware. By the end of this course, you would have gained a solid foundation for understanding how RATs work from the inside out.
Free Tools:
We will use free tools provided by Microsoft Visual Studio 2019/2022 Community Edition.
I will also teach you how to enable the Telnet windows feature in Windows 10
Suitable for:
Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis Students
Programmers who want to know how Malware is created
Students planning on entering Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering, or Penetration Testers as a Career Path
Penetration Testers and Ethical Hackers
Prerequisite:
Windows PC
Basic programming knowledge is helpful but not mandatory
Basic networking concepts is helpful but not mandatory
Who this course is for:
Anyone wishing to learn C# programming in a fun way
Malware analysts, reverse engineers and developers
Ethical hackers, pen testers and red teamers
Students who like to get started on the career path to become malware analysts or penetration testers
