Pentagon RAT is a highly advanced remote access trojan that poses a serious threat in modern cyberattacks. Unlike regular malware, it not only avoids detection but also keeps persistent access to infected systems.

Key Features:

- Persistence Techniques: Changes registry entries, sets up scheduled tasks, or installs itself as a service to stay active.
- Encrypted C2 Traffic: Uses TLS or custom encryption to bypass network monitoring.
- File Theft: Quietly uploads sensitive files to a server controlled by the attacker.
- Screen Capture: Takes regular screenshots to monitor what the user is doing.
- Keylogging: Records keystrokes to steal passwords and other sensitive input.
- Lateral Movement: Spreads to other systems by exploiting network weaknesses.

Infection & Execution:

The malware usually spreads through phishing emails, infected attachments, or exploit kits. Once the victim interacts with the payload, like enabling macros or running a disguised installer, the initial dropper extracts and runs the main RAT component. To stay hidden, it often uses process hollowing, injecting its code into a legitimate process.

IMMEDIATE AUTO-DELIVERY AFTER PURCHASE!!