Bifrost Trojan: taking control of a PC via networks (local, internet ...) ~ DepoTech

today we will take the remote control of a PC with a "Trojan"
Bifrost, what is it?

Bifrost is an administration tool that allows you to control remote computers.

What exactly is he going to serve us?
Capture WebCam Remote
Download all the files that are on the hard disk (always in finding a distance)
Upload files
To record all keystrokes typed on the computer remotely (keylogger)
See the list of running processes
See information about the system (serial number of the OS, the computer name, ...)
See list of passwords hidden
To start remote command line
Display the screen of the remote computer
And many other good things
First of all I tien to warn you, using this software you are solely responsible for the damage you would cause this article is provided only as an indication and for the sole purpose of popularizing.

what do we need for this tutorial?

- A good antivirus, I recommend downloading the latest version of "Kaspersky" and yes it is the best in my opinion of course.
- Bifrost of course.
- Of passience, and not pinball.

Using the trojan
Once the trojan downloaded and unzipped, run "bifrost.exe". You will get this:

Click "Settings" at the bottom left.
You will get this window:

In the settings window, select the password and port of your choice. (Hint, do not let anything by default). Then close this window and click "builder". Then you get the following window:

In the table "connection" enter your IP for remote computers (your victims) connect to your machine. to know your Ip go here
Then specify the port and the password you previously entered in the settings window.

In the table "Installation":
When installed Filename: Specify the name that your server (server is the trojan that you create with bifrost).
Assigned Name: Specify the name of the remote PC when it connects (eg victim 1)
Then choose if you want it moved into "Windows Directory" C: \ WINDOWS or "System Directory" C: \ WINDOWS / SYSTEM32
Melt server: Check this box if you want the server to disappear after installation.
Delayed startup: Check this box if you want the server is installed automatically when you restart Windows.

In the table "Startup"
Registry Key: Enter the name of the key you want to give your server
eg 013252656ezjhr3654dfgrt5rt
Registry - Run (Local Machine): Check this box if you want the server registers in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run
Registry - Run (Current User): Check this box if you want the server registers in: HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run
Registry - ActiveX Method: Check this box if you want the server to boot via Active X (optional)

In the table "Plugin"
Include plugin1: If you uncheck this box you will not keylogger and WebCam function on the server (you can, once the server on the remote machine, install the plugin)
Offline Keylogger: Check this box if you want the Keylogger records all keystrokes, even if the remote PC is "Offline".

In the table "Injection":
In this box, choose an executable that routers and firewalls usually let go (or msnmsgr.exe eg explorer.exe)
Then check "Autopack Server" if you want to compress the server (that is to say make its smaller size) and click "build" to create the server.

Do not worry if your antivirus panics when opening Bifrost or when creating a server ... A trojan remains a trojan for antivirus. There are different methods to make undetectable server antivirus.
It'll just install the server on the remote computer.

You should get something similar to this screenshot: