What is XWorm Official?

XWorm Official tracks versions, IOCs, news, changelogs, and MITRE techniques in 38 pages, helping defenders study malware changes and threats.

RAT Comparisons

XWorm vs Other RATs and Stealers

Defensive comparison of XWorm against other remote-access trojans and stealers across platform, runtime, modularity, and activity.

Defensive scope

Comparisons are defensive and based on public research. They describe architecture and capability, not operational usage.

RAT / Stealer	First Obs.	Platform	Runtime	Modular	Commercial	Key note
XWorm	2022	Windows	.NET	Yes	MaaS / cracked	Active 2026; fragmented post-5.6 ecosystem.
AsyncRAT	2019	Windows	.NET	Yes	Open-source origin	Also distributed via ClickFix and Cloudflare tunnels alongside XWorm (Proofpoint 2024).
Remcos	2016	Windows	C++/Native	Yes	Commercial (licensed)	Marketed as a legitimate remote administration tool but widely abused.
Quasar RAT	2017	Windows	.NET (C#)	Yes	Open-source	Open-source .NET RAT; shares runtime ecosystem with XWorm.
njRAT	2012	Windows	.NET	Yes	Commodity MaaS	Long-running .NET RAT with Arabic-language ecosystem origins.
NanoCore	2013	Windows	.NET	Yes	Cracked/leaked	Originally commercial, widely cracked; similar fragmentation pattern to XWorm.
DarkComet	2008	Windows	Delphi/Native	Yes	Discontinued	Legacy RAT; development stopped but cracked copies persist.
Venom RAT	2018	Windows	.NET	Yes	Commercial	Commodity .NET RAT in the same threat space.
Millenium RAT	2020s	Windows	.NET	Yes	Commodity	Newer .NET commodity RAT.
Agent Tesla	2014	Windows	.NET	Limited	Commercial MaaS	Primarily an infostealer; often compared to XWorm's credential-theft functions.
Lumma Stealer	2022	Windows	C/C++	Yes	MaaS	Dedicated infostealer; compared to XWorm's stealing capabilities but lacks remote-control functions.