A powerful Python-based remote access tool for security research, penetration testing, and ethical red-teaming.
RAT-TOOL is a Remote Access Tool designed for security researchers, penetration testers, and ethical hackers to assess system vulnerabilities and demonstrate remote access risks.
This tool allows you to: ✔ Generate a payload (payload.exe) for target systems. ✔ Establish a reverse connection when the victim executes the payload. ✔ Remotely control the victim's machine with multiple functionalities.
❗ ⚠ DISCLAIMER: This tool is for educational and authorized security testing purposes only. Unauthorized use against systems without explicit permission is illegal.
🖥️ Remote Command Execution – Run system commands on the victim's machine.
📸 Webcam Capture – Take snapshots from the victim’s webcam.
🖼️ Screenshot Capture – Monitor the victim’s screen in real-time.
📂 File System Access – Browse, download, and upload files.
📊 System Information – Retrieve detailed system specs (OS, CPU, RAM, MAC, IP, etc.).
📥 Auto-Download Files – Automatically fetch sensitive documents.
🔌 Persistent Connection – Maintains access until terminated.
1️⃣ Setup (Attacker Machine)
git clone https://github.com/Threadlinee/RAT-TOOL.git cd RAT-TOOL 2️⃣ Generate Payload Run the payload generator: python RAT.py This creates payload.py and payload.exe (for Windows victims).
3️⃣ Start Listener python listener.py Wait for the victim to execute the payload.
4️⃣ Remote Control Once connected, you can:
Use commands like webcam, screenshot, sysinfo, etc.
Browse files with file_list C:\
Download files with file_read C:\secret.txt
Execute system commands directly.
This tool is only for authorized security testing, educational purposes, and ethical hacking.
You are responsible for complying with laws in your jurisdiction.
Never deploy this tool without explicit permission from the target system owner.
This project is licensed under MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
Created by Threadlinee — reach out for questions, suggestions, or collabs via GitHub issues or DM.
If you find this tool useful, drop a ⭐ or fork it. Contributions and proxy improvements are welcome.
