The Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit has been cracked and is now being shared for free across Russian-speaking and English-speaking hacking communities. For those unfamiliar with Brute Ratel ...

Brute Ratel currently costs $2,500 per user for a one-year license, with customers required to provide a business email address and be verified before a license is issued.

Brute Ratel is a sophisticated red-teaming and adversary simulation tool designed for offensive cybersecurity professionals. It helps simulate advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks by mimicking ...

Brute Ratel was created for that exact purpose. It was made for “red teamers” to use, with the ultimate purpose of being able to execute commands remotely on a compromised network.

Alongside Brute Ratel, the attackers also used the AnyDesk and TeamViewer commercial remote access tools, and an open-source tool alternative called nGrok. Each attack used a custom ransomware binary ...

Ukrainian manufacturers, who previously introduced the Ratel S and Ratel M ground robots, have developed the Ratel Deminer, a demining machine that can remotely disarm anti-personnel mines. About ...