How to Hack Email Account Passwords

4.
Next put in your IP address so the server could connect to you. If you
don’t know your IP address click on the little arrow to have it filled
in for you automatically. Next put in your e-mail so that when and if a
victim gets infected it will send you a message. We will not be using
the rest of the options.

5. Now Open General settings.
This tab is the most important tab. In the check boxes, we will choose
the server port the program will connect through, the password you will
be asked to enter when the victim is infected and you wish to connect
with them, and the victim name. As you can see ProRat has the ability to
disable the windows firewall and hide itself from being displayed in
the task manager.

Here is a quick overview of what they mean and which should be checked:

6. Click on the Bind with File button to continue. Here you will have the option to bind
the trojan server file with another file. Remember a trojan can only be
executed if a human runs it. So by binding it with a legitimate file
like a text document or a game, the chances of someone clicking it go
up. Check the bind option and select a file to bind it to. A good
suggestion is a picture or an ordinary text document because that is a
small file and its easier to send to the people you need.

7. Click on the Server Extensions button
to continue. Here you choose what kind of server file to generate. I
prefer using .exe files, because it is cryptable and has icon support,
but exe’s looks suspicious so it would be smart to change it.

8. Click on Server Icon to continue. Here you will choose an icon for your server file to have. The icons help mask what the file actually is. For my example I will choose the regular text document icon since my file is a text document.

9. After this, press Create server, your server will be in the same folder as ProRat. A new file with name "binded_server"
will be created. Rename this file to something describing the picture. A
hacker could also put it up as a torrent pretending it is something
else, like the latest game that just came out so he could get people to
download it.

Very important: Do not open the "binded_server" file on your system.

10. You can send this trojan server via email, pendrive or if you have
physical access to the system, go and run the file. You can not send
this file via email as "server.exe", because it will be detected as
trojan or virus. Password protect this file with ZIP and then email it. Once your victim download this ZIP file, ask him to unlock it using ZIP password. When the victim will double click on the file, he will be in your control.

11. Now, I will show you what happens when a victim installs the server onto his computer and what the hacker could do next.

Once the victim runs the server on his computer, the trojan will be
installed onto his computer in the background. The hacker would then get
a message telling him that the victim was infected. He would then
connect to his computer by typing in his IP address, port and clicking
Connect. He will be asked for the password that he made when he created
the server. Once he types it in, he will be connected to the victims
computer and have full control over it.

12.
Now the hacker has a lot of options to choose from as you can see on
the right. He has access to all victim's computer files, he can shut
down his pc, get all the saved passwords off his computer, send a
message to his computer, format his whole hard drive, take a screen shot
of his computer, and so much more. Below I’ll show you a few examples.

13. The image below shows the message that the victim would get on his screen if the hacker chose to message him.

14. Below is an image of the victims task bar after the hacker clicks on Hide Start Button.

As
you saw in the above example, a hacker can do a lot of silly things or a
lot of damage to the victim. ProRat is a very well known trojan so if
the victim has an anti-virus program installed he most likely won’t get
infected. Many skilled hackers can program their own viruses and Trojans
that can easily bypass anti-virus programs.