Spectre RAT

The Spectre RAT is a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that may turn out to be one of 2021's major threats. The Spectre RAT developers are not simply using it to attack targets - they also selling licenses for their malware on hacking forums. Wannabe cybercriminals can start using the Spectre RAT for just $90/month, but the price plans also come with a 3-month license worth $130, and a 12-month one worth $500. Commodity malware projects of this type have the potential to be very threatening since they can reach all parts of the world, and the buyers who use them may end up relying on malware propagation tricks and techniques.

Needless to say, having a Remote Access Trojan like this one on your computer may be very threatening. The Spectre RAT has the ability to perform a wide range of tasks, which would enable the attacker to gain access to sensitive data, as well as cause mayhem of all sorts:

• Upload and download files.
• Collect files and folders.
• Look for specific files or file types to collect.
• Hijack data from browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
• Execute remote commands.
• Initialize distributed-denial-of-service attacks via all active, infected computers.

The Spectre RAT's ad also offers a Web-based control panel, as well as other 'goods' that customers can take advantage of by paying extra.

Users should take the required preventive measures to secure their system from the attack of the Spectre RAT and similar malware. Avoid interacting with suspicious files and websites, and make sure that your system is protected by a reputable anti-malware software suite.