Has your computer been infected? maybe? you dont know? keep reading..
SIGNS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN INFECTED
First of all, it would actually be a great idea to head over to the RAT section
over here and follow a tutorial about RATs and a tutorial on how to spread
RATs. Although you can use the knowledge to try and infect someone else, in
this case, it's to understand how the "hackers" infect your computer. It's
important to know how they think, how they spread their RATs, what they are
trying to accomplish. Alright, if you have read any good tutorials on RATs, you
will know that RATs give you the power to do almost anything to another
person's computer including: Browse their files, access their webcam, keylog,
restart their computer, disable mouse etc. Some common things that will
signify that you have a RAT on your computer are
-Webpages randomly close
-CMD opens up for no reason (CMD is the little black window)
-You are redirected to websites even if you type in a different URL
-Your webcam light switches on (this is a huge one! There should be no
reason whatsoever why your webcam is randomly switching on unless you are
video chatting with someone)
-Files are deleted without you knowing
-There are processes in the task manager that you don't recognize
-There are processes of your web browser (EX. chrome.exe or iexplore.exe)
open in the task manager even when you don't have any windows open.
-There are signs that another person has accessed your email or other
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accounts.There are many more than this but these are the most obvious
ones. The most obvious one is probably the webcam since I don't know many
people that could resist the temptation of accessing someone's webcam.
There is no reason why your webcam should switch on unless you are taking a
picture of yourself with your webcam or doing a video chat.
Please note that many RATs (including the most popular ones: Cybergate and
Darkcomet), usually inject into the default browser meaning that, the RAT
process actually looks like it's an internet process such as chrome.exe or
iexplore.exe. So if you don't have any webpages open and you see a process
like the ones above, you can almost be sure that something funny is going on.
P.S:-Rats, keyloger/kelog, DarkComet, Cybergate and Trojans are tools used
by Hackers for hacking purposes.
SIGNS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN INFECTED
First of all, it would actually be a great idea to head over to the RAT section
over here and follow a tutorial about RATs and a tutorial on how to spread
RATs. Although you can use the knowledge to try and infect someone else, in
this case, it's to understand how the "hackers" infect your computer. It's
important to know how they think, how they spread their RATs, what they are
trying to accomplish. Alright, if you have read any good tutorials on RATs, you
will know that RATs give you the power to do almost anything to another
person's computer including: Browse their files, access their webcam, keylog,
restart their computer, disable mouse etc. Some common things that will
signify that you have a RAT on your computer are
-Webpages randomly close
-CMD opens up for no reason (CMD is the little black window)
-You are redirected to websites even if you type in a different URL
-Your webcam light switches on (this is a huge one! There should be no
reason whatsoever why your webcam is randomly switching on unless you are
video chatting with someone)
-Files are deleted without you knowing
-There are processes in the task manager that you don't recognize
-There are processes of your web browser (EX. chrome.exe or iexplore.exe)
open in the task manager even when you don't have any windows open.
-There are signs that another person has accessed your email or other
accounts.There are many more than this but these are the most obvious
ones. The most obvious one is probably the webcam since I don't know many
people that could resist the temptation of accessing someone's webcam.
There is no reason why your webcam should switch on unless you are taking a
picture of yourself with your webcam or doing a video chat.
Please note that many RATs (including the most popular ones: Cybergate and
Darkcomet), usually inject into the default browser meaning that, the RAT
process actually looks like it's an internet process such as chrome.exe or
iexplore.exe. So if you don't have any webpages open and you see a process
like the ones above, you can almost be sure that something funny is going on.
P.S:-Rats, keyloger/kelog, DarkComet, Cybergate and Trojans are tools used
by Hackers for hacking purposes.
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