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KGB RAT is a Windows Remote Access Trojan actively marketed on underground forums since late 2025. It is sold as Malware-as-a-Service with prices ranging from $150 to $800. The malware includes features such as credential theft, keylogging, hidden desktop takeover, ransomware, and psychological harassment tools like screamers and forced blue screens. It uses a daily updated fully undetectable (FUD) crypter to evade detection by Windows Defender and communicates with its command and control (C2) servers without requiring port forwarding. Notifications are delivered via Telegram. The malware is based on the NjRAT framework and includes a CryptoClipper module that swaps cryptocurrency wallet addresses. Development reportedly began in early 2022.

KGB RAT is a Windows-based Remote Access Trojan (RAT) distributed via a Malware-as-a-Service model since late 2025. It masquerades as a legitimate administration tool but provides extensive malicious capabilities including credential theft, keylogging, hidden VNC desktop control, ransomware deployment, and psychological harassment features such as screamers and forced blue screens. The malware incorporates a fully undetectable crypter updated daily to bypass Windows Defender detection. It establishes command and control communication without requiring port forwarding and sends notifications through Telegram. The RAT is derived from the NjRAT codebase and supports multiple operators through a shared builder. Notably, some deployments include a CryptoClipper module that manipulates cryptocurrency wallet addresses to redirect funds. Development activity traces back to early 2022.

KGB RAT is a Windows Remote Access Trojan actively marketed on underground forums since late 2025. It is sold as Malware-as-a-Service with prices ranging from $150 to $800. The malware includes features such as credential theft, keylogging, hidden desktop takeover, ransomware, and psychological hara

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