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DRaT 1.0

Released 26 years, 5 months ago. November 1999

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By DaRaTTy


DRaT 1.0
Informations
Author DaRaTTy
Family DRaT
Category Remote Access
Version DRaT 1.0
Released Date Nov 1999, 26 years, 5 months ago.
Language Visual C++
Additional Information
Server:
c:\WINDOWS\SHELL32.EXE 

size: 75.264 bytes 

port: 48 TCP

startup:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command "(Default)" 

added:
c:\WINDOWS\init_asm.bin 
size: 0 bytes

c:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\CBJ.DLL 
size: 6.656 bytes 

added to registry:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AuthIdent "AuthIdent Key"

Author Information / Description
As provided the DRaT setup Util is so u can change the encoded Password and UIN.
The DRaT_FileGui is so u can use the file transferring options. 
It must be run on your box and it used port 50.
The main DRaT Trojan itself uses Port 48 and to connect to it u use telnet as if
u were connecting to a normal server except u use port 48.

There for using the start run options type telnet.
When it comes up using Connect -> Remote System enter the IP and change the Port to 48.
That�s all u need to do to connect to the DRaT server.  If u are running it on
your box to play will it will deny loopback ( 127.0.0.1 ) so u will have to use
a network IP or add a dial up adapter and assign a IP.  This was implemented to
make it hard to remove if the user is a lamer.
DaRaT

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