ostRAT
Open Source Telegram RAT - Remote PC access via Telegram Bot.
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Installation
Install the current version with PyPI:
pip install ostrat
Or SourceForge: ostRAT download | SourceForge
Usage
After installing ostrat, create a .py file and type "import ostrat" into it. Save and run it.
Enter id and token, system.py in local directory
Run the system.py file and use the ostrat.
Settings
You can get a token from @BotFather in Telegram.
It looks like "1111100000:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaa"
You can get a id from @myidbot in Telegram.
It looks like "123456789"
Example
import ostrat
ostrat.create()
Contributing
Bugs, reports and/or pull requests are welcome.
License
OSI-Approved Open Source » GNU General Public License version 3.0 GPLv3
Author
Alexey Avilov Telegram: @Iexek 2022 lexek
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for ostrat 1.0.5
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