Fork hierarchyFigure 2 illustrates how some of the more prevalent AsyncRAT forks have evolved from one another over time. Not all RATs are serious in nature though, and this applies equally to AsyncRAT forks. Extensive fork listWe have highlighted here some of the more prominent AsyncRAT forks. For completeness, Figure 8 provides an extended list of AsyncRAT forks known to be used for malicious purposes, as seen in ESET telemetry to date. 4FB0CAAD6E345947EE2D 30E795B711F91C6A4819 Stub.exe MSIL/AsyncRAT.A AsyncRAT client.