A Malware retrospective: PrjRAPTOR

Inour two previous articles in our “Malware Retrospective” series, we explored the stories behind two of the most well-known and popular Trojans from the late 90s and early 2000s. Most, if not all, enthusiasts in Malware/InfoSec have heard at least once about <a href="https://darkcodersc.medium.com/a-malware-retrospective-subseven-d86fed0c88bf" rel="noopener">SubSeven</a> or <a href="https://darkcodersc.medium.com/a-malware-retrospective-the-beast-rat-1fcff07c5b3a" rel="noopener">Beast</a>, whether they are newcomers to the field or seasoned veterans. Now, for the first time in the Malware Retrospective series, we will delve into the story of a lesser-known Remote Access Trojan called “PrjRAPTOR”. This Trojan gained popularity around 2008 and 2009, a period that marked the close of the Trojan scene’s golden era. It was a time before the creation of such programs turned into profit-driven enterprises by cyber criminals, rather than demonstrations of technical skill and genuine passion. <a href="https://darkcodersc.medium.com/a-malware-retrospective-prjraptor-8f8884067845">Click Here</a>