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[GH-ISSUE #806] Making rat c# #537
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Originally created by @Void061 on GitHub (Apr 13, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/quasar/Quasar/issues/806
Hi, i want to start coding my RAT in c# i checked for online sources (like this) but they are too hard to understand and follow... Can someone give me some nudge about from where i should start to make simple RAT?
TCP/IP protocol are good?
Can someone give me documents or something like this to study? I searched too much on google without results... Sorry for bd english and ty
@Pernat1y commented on GitHub (Apr 14, 2020):
You should start from learning language (duh).
@graysuit commented on GitHub (Apr 14, 2020):
@Void061
From my experience it will be impossible for a beginner to learn any programming language,
You have to prove yourself to make it possible,
RAT is an big project like Qussar-RAT.
You should start using simple tasks,
I will recommend you to work on simple reverse shell,
Every pen tester writes reverse shell in beginning state.
Reverse Shell allows you to run cmd,powershell or any other shell commands on victim PC.
@Gustavo-tech commented on GitHub (Apr 23, 2020):
I also recommend you to start with the basics, then increase the difficulty of the projects, about materials to you learn, the best solution ever will be the documentation of the language, but if it is too much complicated for you, you can use the w3c site, there they have some tutorials that might help or you can try an Udemy course.