Of course. Here is a detailed list of features for the Ahmyth Android RAT, broken down by function.

It's crucial to understand that these are **malicious features** used for intrusion and data theft.

### Core Infiltration & Persistence
* **Easy Binding:** Can be easily embedded (bound) into a legitimate-looking APK file (e.g., a game, utility app, or fake service).
* **Stealth Operation:** Runs silently in the background with no visible icon on the device's home screen after installation, making it hard to detect.
* **Persistence Mechanisms:** Often configured to automatically restart when the device boots up, ensuring it remains active.

### Data Theft & Surveillance
* **Contacts Theft:** Steals the entire contact list from the device.
* **SMS Theft:** Reads all SMS messages, including personal conversations and one-time passwords (OTPs) for 2FA.
* **Location Tracking:** Provides real-time GPS location tracking of the victim.
* **Call Logs Theft:** Harvests the history of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls.
* **File Manager:** Allows the attacker to browse, download, and upload files from the victim's device storage (photos, documents, downloads, etc.).
* **Microphone Surveillance:** Can remotely activate the microphone to record ambient audio and conversations in the device's vicinity.
* **Camera Capture:** Can secretly take pictures using the device's front or rear camera.

### Remote Control & Manipulation
* **SMS Sending:** Can send SMS messages from the victim's phone, potentially used for phishing or spreading the malware further.
* **Phone Calls:** Can initiate phone calls from the infected device.
* **URL Opening:** Can force the device to open any specified web link, potentially leading to phishing sites.
* **Vibrate Control:** Can trigger the device to vibrate on command (often used as a test function).

### Advanced System Access
* **Live Screen Viewing:** Some variants or similar RATs offer live screen streaming, allowing the attacker to see what the user is doing in real-time.
* **Keylogging:** Can record keystrokes entered by the user, capturing usernames, passwords, and other sensitive input. (Note: This often requires additional permissions or exploits).
* **Permission Exploitation:** Relies on the user granting extensive permissions during the installation of the fake app to enable all these features.

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### **Critical Security Perspective**

These "features" are, in reality, a checklist for a complete privacy invasion. The open-source nature of Ahmyth means these capabilities are constantly being updated and improved by malicious actors, making it a significant and persistent threat in the mobile malware landscape. **There is no legitimate use for Ahmyth for regular users.**