Test platform to penetrate devices via the browser for all systems and remote control


       By Taha Boubaker : 20 February 2018



No one can deny the importance of the field of hacking in our time, in which technology is the lifeblood in all aspects, and prepares this area of information sectors that everyone seeks to learn and know the secrets. In Taha's blog, we have published a technique for anyone who is deeply interested in this field, which is undoubtedly required in recent years. 

CesarRAT
Caesar is an HTTP-based RAT that allows you to remotely control devices directly from your browser.

Features

  • Easy to install and easy to use
  • It can be installed on any free web-hosting service (so you don't need port forwarding)
  • Being based on database you can queue the tasks that the targets will perform once online
  • It only requires the browser to run. So, once you setted up the server, you can control it from every operating system (as well from Android, iOS and live operating systems like Tails OS) 

      

Requirements

  • PHP 5.6+
  • Mysql
  • Python 

Installation

Server side

1 - Download Caesar from here or git clone https://github.com/0blio/caesarRAT 
2- Copy the contents of the server/ folder to your web server
3- Create a MySql database in which Caesar will be installed
4-Go to <your_host>/<your_caesar_folder>/ you will be automatically redirected to the installation page.
5-Fill in the form with your database credentials and the credentials you would use to log into caesar.



     Documentation and examples 

      Please refer to the https://github.com/0blio/caesarRAT/wiki 

The project is open source.



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