[trampoline]

CHAOS is a free and open-source Remote Administration Tool that allow generate binaries to control remote operating systems. 

This exploit works by spoofing a agent callback for an XSS, and using that to further exploit command injection vulnerability admin web panel. 

This leads to compromise of the RAT server and rickrolling of RAT panel operators.

Enjoy!

I do not own the source

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[rootSc3p]

CHAOS is a free and open-source Remote Administration Tool that allow generate binaries to control remote operating systems. 

This exploit works by spoofing a agent callback for an XSS, and using that to further exploit command injection vulnerability admin web panel. 

This leads to compromise of the RAT server and rickrolling of RAT panel operators.

Enjoy!

I do not own the source

Hmmm Let's look :

[pacodarmew]

CHAOS is a free and open-source Remote Administration Tool that allow generate binaries to control remote operating systems. 

This exploit works by spoofing a agent callback for an XSS, and using that to further exploit command injection vulnerability admin web panel. 

This leads to compromise of the RAT server and rickrolling of RAT panel operators.

Enjoy!

I do not own the source

you tryed it at scale ?

[STGOD3545]

thx lol i've been finding this nigga for a while

[kaliyugnepali11]

Thank you bro for the tool you have provided

[hakingsu]

Looks interesting

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Seems interesting

[MagicanZZZ]

CHAOS is a free and open-source Remote Administration Tool that allow generate binaries to control remote operating systems. 

This exploit works by spoofing a agent callback for an XSS, and using that to further exploit command injection vulnerability admin web panel. 

This leads to compromise of the RAT server and rickrolling of RAT panel operators.

Enjoy!

I do not own the source

Interesante pero esto todavía funciona?

[foxyyy12]

Seems interesting

[Nani78]

Check what inside of post :cat942:

[deadzord]

So it exploits the c2 panel?