VenomRAT

VenomRAT is a threatening piece of malware whose authors are trying to disguise it as a legitimate tool used for surveillance of employees and families. In reality, all of VenomRAT's features are typical for malware, and you can rest assured that the so-called 'Venom Software' is not a legitimate surveillance tool. The authors of the VenomRAT are selling a one-month subscription for $150, and they have set up a public website where this product is offered. The creators of VenomRAT also have included detailed videos that tell the customers who to set up the attack, and how to make use of all of the malware's features – needless to say, this is an easy-to-use and accessible piece of malware that can be very threatening if misused.

The VenomRAT implant allows the attackers to:

• Launch a hidden Remote Desktop Connection to the infected system.
• Launch a stealer module to collect browser data, file and other information.
• Access the infected computer's microphone or Web camera to capture footage.
• Transfer files between the control server and the infected computer.
• Open hidden Web browser instances.
• Execute remote commands.
• Launch a keylogger.

The VenomRAT malware provides its operator with endless opportunities to monitor their victims or to collect valuable data from them. Thankfully, this tool is detected by any reputable anti-virus product, and you can rest assured that they will help you with its removal. Furthermore, relying on a trustworthy anti-malware service can keep you safe from threats like VenomRAT in real-time, therefore ensuring your online safety.