The Powershell‑RAT tool is available on GitHub, and we'll quickly
see how to get it. First, I need to navigate to the Powershell‑RAT
Git repo. Go to Code and Download ZIP.
Once the ZIP file is downloaded,
I'll go to the Downloads folder and then extract the ZIP file.
Once this is completed,
I'll navigate to the extracted folder path, and here we can see all
the PowerShell scripts, as well as the main Python script that
serves as the executable for this tool.
I will then copy all the contents of this folder and
copy it in the C:\Python36 folder.
This folder path will be the executable path for this tool.
The reason why I chose the C:\Python36 folder as the executable
path is because this path is hard coded as an executable path
in all the scripts of this tool.
If you wish to set any other folder path as the executable path,
you can do it provided you will need to perform two additional steps.
First,
you will have to replace the C:\Python36 folder path with
your desired folder path in all the scripts.
Second, you will have to add your desired folder path into system variables.
You can check this link on how to add a folder to system
variables. For now, we will use the default C:\Python36
folder path as the executable path.
Further in this entire course, we will refer the C path
and 36 folder as the executable path.