Update README.md

[DefinetlyNotAI]

Added OpenSSF badge

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a best practices badge to the README to showcase project compliance with established standards.
  • Updated the "Future Plans" section in PLANS.md to include new features: "Add C2 Server capabilities" and "Test fully and Release."

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new badge in the README.md file, specifically a hyperlink to a best practices score for the project. Additionally, two new features are added to the PLANS.md file, detailing the implementation of C2 Server capabilities and plans for comprehensive testing and release of the project. No existing content was removed or modified in either file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a best practices badge linking to https://www.bestpractices.dev/projects/9939
PLANS.md	Added new features: "Add C2 Server capabilities" and "Test fully and Release"

Poem

🐰 A badge of honor, shiny and bright,
Hopping through README with pure delight!
Best practices gleam, a rabbit's proud mark,
Quality stamped with a digital spark!
Code hops forward, standards held high! 🚀

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PLANS.md (1)

17-18: ⚠️ Potential issue

⚠️ CRITICAL SECURITY ADVISORY: Malicious Code Detection

This repository appears to be developing malware with dangerous capabilities that could be used for cyber attacks:

1. The planned Discord C2 (Command & Control) server with RAT (Remote Access Trojan) capabilities would enable unauthorized remote control of infected systems
2. The existing features include system destruction capabilities (driver corruption, settings disable)
3. The planned 1.0.0 release could lead to widespread distribution of this malware

Additionally, the PR title "Update README.md" appears to intentionally downplay the addition of these malicious features.

Recommendation: This review should be escalated to security teams for further investigation.

Let's verify the malicious nature of this repository by examining other files:

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