mouse_mover is a Python program that allows remote control of the mouse cursor on machines where it is executed. The program consists of two scripts - spy.py and infected.py.
To use mouse_mover, you will need:
- Python 3.x installed on your machine
- The pyautogui module installed in Python (you can install it using pip install pyautogui)
- Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where mouse_mover is located.
- Run the infected.py script using the command python infected.py.
- The script will start listening for incoming connections on the default port (65432).
- Run the spy.py script on a separate machine to connect to the infected.py script and start controlling the mouse cursor remotely.
spy.py is the client script that sends data to the infected.py script to move the mouse cursor in different directions based on user input.
To use spy.py, follow these steps:
- Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where spy.py is located.
- Run the script using the command python spy.py.
- Enter commands in the format
R 30,L 20,U 50, orD 10to move the mouse cursor right, left, up, or down by the specified number of pixels, respectively. - The script will send the commands to the infected.py script running on a separate machine (where the mouse cursor will be moved accordingly).
infected.py is the server script that listens for incoming connections from the spy.py script and moves the mouse cursor based on the received data.
To use infected.py, follow these steps:
- Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where infected.py is located.
- Run the script using the command python infected.py.
- The script will start listening for incoming connections on the default port (65432).
- Once the spy.py script connects to the infected.py script, the mouse cursor will start moving based on the commands sent by the spy.py script.
This program is provided under the GPL-3.0 License.
Copyright 2023, Max Base