As much I agree on the fact people have to do a little research by themselves,
I totally disagree on the fact of snubbing people on topics that could be treated on hackthis.
A double post? Maybe its an ajax bug (it occurs quite often), a simple pm is enough, no?
Why give negative karma to @rekcah.ronoh whereas hes the only one to give an answer on the topic?
Why give a link to a google search when the question could be treated here?
When you have nothing to say, you shut your mouth and you wait other peoples answers.
The departure of @ANONRA wasn’t enough? I’m getting tired of reading the same bullshit every day.
Seriously, someone ask help on a level, we snubs.
Someone ask a simple question for an advice and we snubs as well.
Why are we even posting on a website thats qualify itself of hackers playground if we cannot deal about security topics?
So yes I know the The owner of this site does not accept responsibility blablabla
But nothing is illegal in asking: what is the best language to use for writing a Trojan?
In fact writing a Trojan as itself is not illegal and Ill probably write an article about it soon or later if no one does.
Did he ask someone to make a Trojan for him? No.
Did he say he was going to make a huge amount of botnets and become the master of the world? No.
Even if thats the case in the end (and that comes the part of disclamer), he was only exposing the educational point of view on the subject which is in my opinion quite interesting.
The question is here: What is the best language to write a Trojan?
Can someone just for once, instead of growing his posts numbers by giving away shitty links and shitty tips just be able to answer the given question?
Now to come back to the subject:
The language can depend on several criteria.
- The ease you have to program with.
- Available frameworks according what you want to do.
Ex: Do you want to control the targets computer, write a keyloguer etc?
Every language have its own pro and cons you should take care of.
Using C# for example, (although its actually compiling under unix with mono) will more likely made to target windows users.
Using Python, youll probably need to use something like pyexe for the same things because not everyone has a python interpreted installed on his computer.
One of the reason C and C++ are widely used for this kind of application is for portability and low level functions access which allow you a better flow control.
The problem with a Trojan written in C/C++ is that (hopefully) the API arent easily understandable for the beginners and youll need some time to learn them.
However, with something like AutoIt you can abstract the hard work to focus on the functionalities.
In conclusion, the best language would be the one you master the best and the one that has the most native functionalities relative to your needs.
Make yourself a list with the specs of your Trojan and search how to implements those features in each language you know.
Check pros and cons and youll know the answer.
