Protection from RAT's as well as UAE DM team (People attacking server and members)

[Juggernaut]

Perhaps you shouldn't download random shit and check comments and rating and see if it's a trusted source.

Don't go full retard and download everything you see.

[Sabrina]

It's creepy knowing that someone is watching every move you do though and even if you feel like you're not being creeped on, always double check so you can be certain. Just curious, can they get through MACs also?

[Benjamin_Williams]

Yes. There are RATs for every operating system.

[byt3]

It's creepy knowing that someone is watching every move you do though and even if you feel like you're not being creeped on, always double check so you can be certain. Just curious, can they get through MACs also?

There's a common misconception that if you run OSX or a Linux distribution, you're invulnerable. This is incorrect and there is plenty of viruses for all operating systems, just a lot less for OSX and Linux.

[Sabrina]

Yes. There are RATs for every operating system.

There's a common misconception that if you run OSX or a Linux distribution, you're invulnerable. This is incorrect and there is plenty of viruses for all operating systems, just a lot less for OSX and Linux.

So how do you protect yourself if you got a MAC?

[byt3]

So how do you protect yourself if you got a MAC?

It's the same idea, be vigilant and don't go "full retard".

[Sabrina]

It's the same idea, be vigilant and don't go "full retard".

Okay but is there any way you can check if there's a RAT on a mac, like for windows there are ways you can check but what about MACS?

[Jurica]

Just the ones that you're suspicious about.

[KevinBlackburn]

Okay but is there any way you can check if there's a RAT on a mac, like for windows there are ways you can check but what about MACS?

There is going to be NO RAT on your mac. Dont worry, there are really no RAT's out there that are made for the RAT OS, so dont worry about that.

[Sabrina]

There is going to be NO RAT on your mac. Dont worry, there are really no RAT's out there that are made for the RAT OS, so dont worry about that.

sounds good, thanks kev.

[Cameron]

So how do you protect yourself if you got a MAC?

Please don't tell me you play SARP on a mac..

[Sabrina]

Please don't tell me you play SARP on a mac..

Nah I don't have SARP on my mac, I use my mac for work and school.

[Jord]

Another way to check you have one is to open Task Manager, hit "View" and "Select Colums" and make sure "PID" is showing.




Then open command prompt (Start > cmd.exe) and type in:

netstat -ano

Scroll up the command prompt a little and you'll see the list of IPs, and it will say "Established" or "Listening" or "Something_Wait" (Highlighted in Red), look for the ones that say Established, and the number next to it is their PID (Highlighted in Green).


Then back on Task Manager, you can read the PID's from the cmd.exe and match them up with the processes running on your PC, by looking at the "Processes" and "Services" tab of Task Manager.

Most of the IPs from the cmd.exe will return to things like Firefox, Chrome, Skype and whatnot, but if you find any IPs that definitely do not link up with a Process running, it could potentially be the IP of the RAT.

[Apollo]

What a friendly soul, caring about others and their computer issues.

[Hallar Maraz]

Another way to check you have one is to open Task Manager, hit "View" and "Select Colums" and make sure "PID" is showing.




Then open command prompt (Start > cmd.exe) and type in:

netstat -ano

Scroll up the command prompt a little and you'll see the list of IPs, and it will say "Established" or "Listening" or "Something_Wait" (Highlighted in Red), look for the ones that say Established, and the number next to it is their PID (Highlighted in Green).


Then back on Task Manager, you can read the PID's from the cmd.exe and match them up with the processes running on your PC, by looking at the "Processes" and "Services" tab of Task Manager.

Most of the IPs from the cmd.exe will return to things like Firefox, Chrome, Skype and whatnot, but if you find any IPs that definitely do not link up with a Process running, it could potentially be the IP of the RAT.

Well i opened the Task manager, and there wasn't the 'tick' on PID.erhh

[Jord]

Well i opened the Task manager, and there wasn't the 'tick' on PID.erhh

Then click it?

[KevinBlackburn]

Once again if anyone has the slightest feeling they're infected. We beg you to contact me or cody, we would like to wireshark that shit. Thanks.

[Rellex]

That should have already been done... You had the chance with Jarid

[Cranium™]

Who still opens mail attachments from unknown senders at this age of time? Ugh..., if only there was a patch for human stupidity.

PS: This doesn't explain how they get our e-mail addresses? Either the admin team is handing out e-mail addresses as they were handing out ip's a while back, or i call this false. Nice try though.

Lol..

[Kyle Beats]

I feel like you've never been infected by a JDB, I used to forget and click run to everything.

I've seen them before, one time my virtual friend on skype sent me a picture on gyzao.com and it ended up being a JDB. He was a sure-fire cunt.