👉 The Operator Weapon, often abbreviated as OW, is a specialized tool used by cybersecurity professionals to remotely execute commands on compromised systems. It's part of the broader category of remote access tools (RATs) and is designed to provide attackers with a high degree of control over the infected machine, allowing them to perform actions such as downloading additional malware, stealing sensitive data, or even taking over the system's functionality. Typically, OW operates through a command-and-control (C2) server, where the attacker sends instructions to the compromised device. This tool is highly versatile and can be used in various attack scenarios, from initial exploitation to maintaining persistent access over time. Its effectiveness lies in its ability to blend in with normal system activities, making it difficult for security systems to detect.
