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Remote Administrative Software (RAS) / GC Umar Qayyum Minhas, PC Faisal Javed Bajwa, PC Aqsam Liaqat Cheema

By: Minhas, Umar Qayyum Contributor(s): Supervisor Usman Mehmood Malik Material type: Text

TextMCS, NUST Rawalpindi 2023Description: vi, 38 pSubject(s): UG BESE | BESE-25DDC classification: 005.1,MIN

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RAS is a sophisticated malleable and modern C2 framework designed for use by penetration testers, red teams, and blue teams. Its intuitive GUI and comprehensive feature set provide users with the ability to establish control, monitor activity, and perform post-exploitation actions. The platform's user interface is sleek and user-friendly, with additional features not commonly found in similar frameworks. The Havoc Framework consists of two main components: the Teamserver, which manages connected operators, agents, and data, and the client, which provides users with an interface to interact with agents and receive output from them. The Teamserver should be hosted on a public VPS to allow registered operators access to the system. RAS is designed to be a stealthy tool for ongoing data collection, following the principles of an advanced persistent threat (APT). Its power lies in its ability to remain undetected over long periods.

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Item type	Current location	Home library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Project Report	Military College of Signals (MCS)	Military College of Signals (MCS)	General Stacks	005.1,MIN (Browse shelf)	Available		MCSPCS-472

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RAS is a sophisticated malleable and modern C2 framework designed for use by penetration testers, red teams, and blue teams. Its intuitive GUI and comprehensive feature set provide users with the ability to establish control, monitor activity, and perform post-exploitation actions. The platform's user interface is sleek and user-friendly, with additional features not commonly found in similar frameworks.
The Havoc Framework consists of two main components: the Teamserver, which manages connected operators, agents, and data, and the client, which provides users with an interface to interact with agents and receive output from them. The Teamserver should be hosted on a public VPS to allow registered operators access to the system.
RAS is designed to be a stealthy tool for ongoing data collection, following the principles of an advanced persistent threat (APT). Its power lies in its ability to remain undetected over long periods.

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