Archive A Reconstructed © MegaSecurity Database

BAD R.A.T. 1.5

Released 20 years, 7 months ago. September 2005

By Mr Hawk

Informations

From	Germany
Author	Mr Hawk
Family	BAD R.A.T.
Category	Remote Access
Version	BAD R.A.T. 1.5
Released Date	Sep 2005, 20 years, 7 months ago.
Language	Visual Basic

Additional Information

Server:
size: 72,704 bytes (Compressed)

	
tested on Windows XP
September 18, 2005

Author Information / Description

[New Version 1.5]
 |-[Bugs fixed]
 |   |- Kill_File_After_Download
 |- [Client]
 |   |- CD-Remote (Voller Zugriff auf CD-Laufwerk, Tracks auflisten, Volumecontrol)
 |   |- Clientsetting: UP/Download
 |   |          |-Existierende Datei ï¿½berschreiben oder Name wird erweitert
 |   |          | (Name+Datum+Zeit+Endung)
 |   |          |-AutoOpen nach Download fï¿½r beliegige Endungen (einstellbar)
 |   |          | (log;txt;gif;bmp;jpg;jpeg;png)
 |   |          |-Transferdialog aus- bzw. einblenden (bei Up- und Dowl.)
 |   |- Clientsetting:
 |   |          |-Quick_Menï¿½ und Net_Watch am Client andocken
 |   |          |-Setting_Kill (Zum Entfernen aller Eintrï¿½ge)
 |   |- Clientsetting: Sounds
 |   |          |-Sounds (frei) einstellbar fï¿½r Connect,Disconnect,Download fertig,
 |   |          | Client start,Client is not connected
 |   |- Zeigt an, wie lange man mit Vic verbunden ist
 |   |- Treeview als alternative Nav
 |   |- Popupmenï¿½ (Dienste,Registry,CD Remote,Prozessmanager,Windowmanger,Filemanager)
 |- [Server]
 |   |- Webcam funktioniert endlich (!) Aufnahme und Shot, Aufnahme ist mit Ton
 |   |  und noch etwas groï¿½ (6 Sec=5 MB)... Will ich noch ï¿½ndern.
 |-[Serversetup]
 |   |- Events um "StartPath_Hide" erweitert
 |-[Script]
 |   |- AntiAvFw.brr -> Killst viele Startups der gï¿½ngigen AV/FWs
 |-[Remove]
 |   |- ArithMetic_DMC wurde wieder entfernt (hat sich nicht bewï¿½hrt)

Mr Hawk

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