NanoCore RAT
Remote access trojan
Source Attribution
- Origin
- MITRE
- Source
- Researchers
- Verified
- 2026-08-26T16:12:23.328Z
- Confidence
- high
Source: Researchers · Verified: 2026-08-26T16:12:23.328Z · Confidence: high
Security Timeline
- discovered NanoCore RAT first observed
- updated Encyclopedia entry reviewed (Phase 45C)
Quick Answer
NanoCore is a .NET RAT with keylogging, webcam and credential theft; widely abused. (attributes recorded from Researchers).
Definition
NanoCore is a .NET RAT with keylogging, webcam and credential theft; widely abused.
Overview
NanoCore is a .NET RAT with keylogging, webcam and credential theft; widely abused.
Behavior
- Commercial RAT abused in phishing
First Seen
2013-08
Target
Remote access trojan
Malware Intelligence
Family: NanoCore RAT
Techniques: T1056, T1071
Targets: Remote access trojan
Behavior:
- Commercial RAT abused in phishing
References
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