Minimum requirements: 2 vCPU cores, 2 GB RAM, 60+ GB SSD, Windows 10/11 (64-bit).
Recommended for stable work: 4 vCPU cores, 4 GB RAM or higher, NVMe SSD.
For a smoother graphical interface and support for a large number of clients, higher specifications are always better — we recommend 8+ GB RAM, a modern CPU with higher clock speed, and fast NVMe storage.

Go to your profile, click "Download Latest Server". WinRAR or Bandizip must be installed on your VPS for successful unpacking.

After unpacking, you can launch the panel immediately — it is native and does not require installation. Just run the executable file.

Open Command Prompt as administrator and run the following command:
netsh firewall add portopening TCP 5555 HTTP enable all
(Replace 5555 with your actual port number.)

Go to the website, navigate to the builder section and fill in all the fields. For the IP/Host field:
- For testing, you can use your local IP.
- For distribution, use your WAN IP or host.
About stubs: Eclipse is more stable (size ~700+ KB), Phantom is more stealthy (size from ~250 KB).

For AES_HOL you need to encrypt your file. Go to the "encryption" section on the website, upload your file. After processing, an encrypted file with a password and a download button will appear in the history. In AES_HOL, specify the URL or local path to the file, the key, and the target process for injection. The process must be running.

Go to the website, navigate to the "plugins" section. Select the plugin you need and fill in all the fields. After generating, move the received file to the "plugins" folder.

Compile the plugin, place it in the "plugins" folder. In the panel, click "Start Server" (port 7050 must be open). Click on the client → HRDP → "Install HRDP" (make sure you have administrator rights). In the HRDP server tab, IP/login/password will appear.

There are several ways to use it. The first is to compile the plugin and place it in the "plugins" folder, then in the panel click Stealer → Rust or C++. The second method is to compile a .exe in the builder and distribute it separately. Logs can be viewed in the "Stealer" tab.

If the UI does not work after closing the VPS, click "Unlock UI" in the system tray.

Dead Drop Resolver (DDR) - instead of hardcoding the server address directly in the client, DDR fetches the actual address from a legitimate third-party service at runtime.

Why this matters:

• Harder to block - traffic goes to a legitimate platform, not directly to your server.
• You can change your IP or domain anytime without rebuilding the client.
• Blends in with normal web traffic, making detection more difficult.

How to set it up:

1. You need a Steam account (a Level 2+ profile is recommended).
2. Go to Edit Profile → General and paste the encrypted text into the Summary field.
3. To get the encrypted text, go to Encryption → DDR Encryption on the website and enter your host:port.