🐈Medusa是一个红队武器库平台，目前包括XSS平台、协同平台、CVE监控、免杀生成、DNSLOG、钓鱼邮件、文件获取等功能，持续开发中

Crypter - Python3 based builder and ransomware compiled to Windows executable using PyInstaller

Ransom0 is a open source ransomware made with Python, designed to find and encrypt user data.

KicomAV is an open source (GPL v2) antivirus engine designed for detecting malware and disinfecting it.

RAT-el is an open source penetration test tool that allows you to take control of a windows machine. It works on the client-server model, the server sends commands and the client executes the commands and sends the result back to the server. The client is completely undetectable by anti-virus software.

🚀 Stealer on built-in libraries only, which doesn't create any temp files on data collecting, with 4 sending methods and lots of functionality.

Pythonic ransomware proof of concept.

Create ransomware with termux no root

RansomwareSim is a simulated ransomware

This tool will generate a virus that can only destroy Windows computer. You can also configure to auto run in usb drive

You can easily create virus apk (Undetectable apk virus included)

The best discord token grabber and cookie stealer made in python.

🐍 Proof-of-concept python IRC botnet for orchestrating macOS computers (harmless due to SIP & Gatekeeper)

Simple Malware Scanner written in python

Created a VERY SIMPLE remote access Trojan that will establish administrative control over any windows machine it compromises.

yep full list of virustotal machines, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL REPO, it was forked from someone else because this repo got deleted like a year ago.

A scanner that files with compromised or untrusted code signing certificates written in python.

A Python Trojan that uses Discord as a C2 server, can extract Discord Tokens, Passwords (chrome, edge, opera, etc) and control the computer.

This is a repository containing Python code examples for educational purposes in the field of cybersecurity. The code covers topics such as malware, security strategies, and more. It is a useful resource for those interested in learning about the technical aspects of cybersecurity.

Simulating epidemics using Python