: It can harvest contacts, access SMS messages, and collect files or photos.

: Initially sold for roughly $80–$200 on underground forums, its popularity surged after a "Pro" version was cracked and released for free, making it accessible to a wider range of cybercriminals.

: Often disguised as "Spy TikTok Pro" or other fake utility apps. Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)

The file is a compressed archive containing 888 RAT , a well-known Remote Access Trojan (RAT) used for unauthorized surveillance and control of infected devices. Originally surfacing around 2018 as a tool for Windows, it has since evolved into a cross-platform threat capable of infecting Android and Linux systems. Capabilities and Impact

: Attackers can execute arbitrary commands, delete files, and generate lists of installed applications to further exploit the system.

888 RAT has gained notoriety due to its accessibility and use by various threat groups.

: It has been used by groups like BladeHawk and Kasablanka in targeted espionage campaigns. These groups often lure victims through social media, disguised as legitimate applications or news updates. Platform Versatility :