Prorat a famous trojan for hacking system, facebook, gmail, yahoo, twitter and other accounts. Today i wil show you step by step guide to hack with Prorat.
First of download Prorat from the given link
ProRat
Then disable your antivirus. It is necessary other wise your downloaded trojan will be detected and deleted. Don't worry, it will not harm your system at this stage.
Now run Prorat.exe
You will see the prorat window. There are so many options but you have to create a server first.
So click on create server.
There will be 3 options
- Create Prorat server
- Create Downloader Server
- Create Cgi Victim List & usage
now click on create prorat server
A new window will popup. which will have a lots of options in side bar.
- Notifications
- General settings
- Bind with Files
- Server extnsions
- Server Icons
You have to use all options one by one to create a server.
Now in Notofication. Mark on Use Mail Notification and enter your email id. there will be a default id. Erase it and enter your. Then Test. It will send a testing mail to your email. Check your spam too.
Then Go to general settings and select all the options which you want to have in your trojan.
Then go to Bind with file and select file to bind your trojan with.
At last select your server extension and icon. Then click on Create server.
Now you have created a server.
Send this server file to the victim you want to hack, but before sending this file to victim make it FUD (Fully UnDetectable) with FUD cryptors. Search for this website for FUD articles.
after creating server FUD, it is ready to send to the victim.
Send this file to the victim. If the victim will run the server in the system, Trojan server will send you the notification email with the IP address of the victim. Use this ip and run your prorat.
At the top there is an option for IP and port. Enter thr IP and port and click on connect.
wait to connect.
After getting connected to the victim's system.. you can use any of the options available on the prorat to hack the user's system
We all know backups are important, but we rarely think about backing up our email. GMVault
can automatically back up your Gmail to your computer and even restore
the emails to another Gmail account – convenient when switching Gmail
addresses.
We’ve also covered using Thunderbird to back up your web-based email account,
but GMVault has a few advantages, including its integrated restore
function and easy integration with the Windows Task Scheduler.
Gmail Setup
You’ll have to change a few settings in Gmail before you begin.
First, on the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab in your Gmail account’s
settings page, ensure IMAP is enabled.
On the Labels pane, ensure the all labels are set to Show in IMAP. Any labels that aren’t visible in IMAP won’t be backed up.
GMVault Setup
Download and install GMVault from GMVault’s website. Once it’s installed, you can launch GMVault from the gmvault-shell shortcut on your desktop or Start menu.
GMVault doesn’t provide a graphical user interface, but using it is easy.
To start syncing an account’s emails to your computer, type the
following command into the GMVault window, where account@gmail.com is
your Gmail account address:
gmvault sync account@gmail.com
Ensure you’re logged into the Gmail account you specified in your default browser and press Enter.
GMVault will request an OAuth token – click the Grant access button to continue and allow GMVault access to your email account.
Go back to the GMVault window, press Enter, and GMVault will automatically back up your emails to your computer.
Updating and Restoring Backups
To update your backup in the future, just run the same command again:
gmvault sync account@gmail.com
You can also use the -t quick option – when you use this option,
GMVault will only check for new emails, deletions, or changes from the
past week. This makes performing a backup much faster.
gmvault sync -t quick account@gmail.com
If you want to restore your Gmail to another Gmail account in the future, run the following command:
gmvault restore newaccount@gmail.com
Your authentication credentials are stored in the
C:\Users\NAME\.gmvault folder, while your email backups are stored in
the C:\Users\NAME\gmvault-db folder. You can back up the gmvault-db
folder to create another backup of your emails.
Creating a Scheduled Backup
You can now run the above commands to quickly update your backup.
However, if you want to perform regular backups without thinking about
it, you can create a scheduled task that automatically backs up your email.
First, open the Task Scheduler by typing Task Scheduler into your Start menu and pressing Enter.
Click the Create Basic Task link at the right side of the window.
Name your task and set the trigger to Daily.
Set the task to run every one days or every few days, whichever you like.
(Note that GMVault’s -t quick option only checks the previous week of
email by default, so you’ll want to have this task run at least once a
week.)
On the Action pane, select Start a Program and navigate to the
gmvault.bat file. By default, this file is installed to the following
location:
C:\Users\NAME\AppData\Local\gmvault\gmvault.bat
In the Add arguments box, add the following arguments, replacing account@gmail.com with your Gmail address:
sync -t quick account@gmail.com
To verify that your scheduled task is working properly, you can
right-click it in the Task Scheduler window and select Run. The GMVault
window will appear and perform a backup.
GMVault will now automatically update your back up with new emails
and changes on the schedule you specified. If you want to be sure no
emails or other changes are missed, you can run a full backup command
(without the -t quick option) occasionally.
