This toolset provides full remote access to a device, allowing you to control the screen, mouse, and keyboard. You can manage files (delete, download, encrypt/decrypt), execute CMD commands, access the microphone and camera, control system sounds, view and modify the clipboard, manage running processes, and track the device's realtime location.
With these system control features, you're able to run custom files, manage power settings, control system utilities, and disable updates. You can trigger a BSOD, destroy the whole system, change the wallpaper, manage active windows, show custom message boxes, and even install or set up programs giving you deep control over the system's behavior and appearance.
With this section, you have access to advanced offensive capabilities such as screen blocking, hidden VNC and RDP sessions for stealth control, and clipboard hijacking through a crypto clipper. You can log keystrokes, deploy ransomware, extract saved credentials and sensitive data using stealers, grab specific files, and even initiate a chat with the client all while operating in the background without detection.
With these Windows Defender tools, you can effectively bypass or disable key security components. This includes killing or bypassing User Account Control (UAC), disabling Windows Defender itself, and shutting down the system firewall giving you stealthy, unrestricted access to the target system without interruption from built-in protections.
The networking tools enable you to launch DDoS attacks, spy on active connections, scan networks for connected devices, and disrupt connectivity using network jamming techniques. These features give you control over both monitoring and manipulating network traffic in real time for your victim and any other device in the same network.
The EXE injector in Violet allows you to inject your payload into any regular executable, which is useful for tricking victims into running the payload without suspicion. It also helps significantly in misleading anyone who tries to analyze the behavior of your payload.
The file spoofer in Violet lets you make your payload look like a normal file, such as a PDF, picture, or document. This helps trick people into opening it without being suspicious. It also makes it harder for security tools or anyone checking the file to quickly see that it’s harmful. This is very useful in social engineering attacks, especially when targeting businesses, since people are more likely to trust files that look safe or work-related.
The Payload Protector in Violet helps secure your payload by encrypting the executable’s strings and adding strong anti-decompilation techniques. This makes it much harder for analysts or security tools to reverse-engineer or understand how the payload works. By making analysis more difficult, it increases the chances of bypassing detection and staying hidden for longer.
The Builder in Violet generates a unique payload every time, ensuring that no two executables are exactly the same. It varies the file size, encrypts critical data like the attacker's IP and port, and continuously changes the communication method between the payload and the control panel. These features make detection much harder, as each build behaves differently, making it more resistant to analysis and signature-based security tools.
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