Build a fully functional Windows RAT from scratch — no frameworks, no pre-built tools. You’ll write every line in C, learn to hide ws2_32.dll and other imports from the PE import table, establish persistence, capture the screen, transfer files, and verify your own evasion with PEStudio and CFF Explorer.
This course is not about memorizing commands or copying payloads from the internet. It is about developing the mindset of an offensive engineer — someone who can read documentation, understand system internals, and build custom tooling when no existing tool fits the job. That skill set is what separates a script kiddie from a professional, and it is exactly what this course is designed to give you. By the end, you will not just have a working implant — you will understand why every line exists and how to adapt it to any scenario.
- What you’ll build: a complete, compiled, working implant — reverse shell, file transfer, screen capture, persistence, and payload protection.
- Requirements: basic C knowledge, a Windows 10+ machine, GCC (MSYS2), and a Linux VM as listener.
- Who it’s for: red teamers, blue teamers, C programmers, and cybersecurity students who want to build — not just use — Windows malware.
