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PySilon is a Python-based remote access malware project controlled through Discord. The repository describes it as an advanced RAT with a GUI builder and many remote-control modules. Its capabilities include screen capture, process control, file access, system information collection, input monitoring, browser data extraction, and disruptive system actions. Because those functions can be used to compromise other people’s computers, this project is high-risk and should only be discussed or studied in isolated, authorized security research environments. ...

Rocket.Chat is a free and open-source team chat collaboration platform that allows users to communicate securely in real-time across devices on the web, desktop or mobile and to customize their interface with a range of plugins, themes and integrations with other key software. By opting for Rocket.Chat, users also benefit from free audio and video conferencing, guest access, screen and file sharing, LiveChat, LDAP Group Sync, two-factor authentication (2FA), E2E encryption, SSO, dozens of...

Remember those Hacker movies chat applications? Yes, those with the green chars that appeared one by one on the screen, in real time, as the remote user typed them. That's what InstaChat aims for, a retro, multiplatform*, ncurses based real time chat, in which each key you press is directly sent through the network to the peer you are talking to. Checkout the Blog(Developers News) for NEWS! *Only tested on windows, but the only used libraries are ncurses and boost for socket and thread support so it should compile fine wherever these libraries run.

Hey this is an IRC Bot. It so far only handles PRIVMSG from other people, and puts them on the screen. Im implementing a remote control for the bot so the remote user is able to upload / download / execute / list files on the remote client.

osdchat allows users to send messages from a console client to the on-screen display on a remote machine. It is similar to write, except that the TTY is replaced with X. It uses the xosd library.