DarkComet RAT is a free and popular Remote Administration Tool. This software is an efficient type of software, especially created to remote control any Microsoft Windows machine. It is famous for being one of if not the most stable and most complete RAT’s available. Just like VNC and other similar types of software, DarkComet gives you the ability to connect to and control your systems, wherever you are. You can keep a close eye on your computers to supervise the online activity of your employees or children. Furthermore DarkComet RAT can be used to monitor your system, remotely assist your clients or family members to recover lost data or repair a computer.
The main functions of DarkComet RAT are System Monitor (Process, Registry, Startup, DNS Manager, etc.), File manager (which is even more complete than an FTP-server), Surveillance (Micro-capture, Keylogger, Screen capture, Webcam capture, etc.), Network functions (Scan for local computers, monitor network activity, WIFI viewer, download files from web, etc.) and much more. Both the DarkComet RAT Controller and its Controlled module can be detected by some antivirus-programs but that constitutes a false positive due of the abilities of the program in the system. The package does not and will not ever contain any viruses or other types of malware. Its why DarkComet RAT got such a very good reputation.
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