/Malware

A home to malware I develop

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Malware

Caution

Disclaimer: These scripts are designed for educational, prank, or chaos-testing purposes. They absolutely should not be deployed on machines without explicit consent, unless you enjoy lawsuits.

Chromebook/chromebook.py

Warning

Even though this is complete, it hasn't been vigouresly tested yet! It also hasn't been used outside of test servers and authenticated devices, IT WASN'T USED IN SCHOOL!

This is a VERY basic network worm that affects chromebook's, as our school forced it on us, this is my way of protest ;)

It uses Malware.py as well

Android/MainActivity.java

Caution

Not complete yet...

Simple WiFi Spyware.

Windows/InfiniCrash.py

Caution

Not tested yet...

Very simple malware that semi-bricks your windows device by creating a Malware executable that runs every startup, and crashes the computer.

Windows/Keylog/

Caution

Not complete yet...

Simple keylogger written in C# with a builder and remover in PowerShell,

Windows/ReDos.py

Very simple redos file that will produce a very destructive aftermath.

To use the Windows/ReDos.py script, you can run it from the command line with optional flags.

Flags

  • --verbose: Show print statements
  • --thread: Cap the number of threads at the specified number that comes after it,
  • --background: Run in the background and not appear on the taskbar
  • --background-process: Run as a background process to not show up anywhere

Important

You cannot use --background-process, --verbose or --background together

Example

python Windows/ReDos.py --verbose --thread 50

This command will run the script with verbose output, cap the number of threads at 50, and run.

May update and change later on - maybe someone can help with the spreading part?

Windows/MalwaeBuilder Old Malware/

25 seconds.py

A short-lived chaos agent that pretends to "hack" the system.

  • Freezes the mouse in place.
  • Moves and resizes windows randomly for maximum annoyance.
  • Toggles the taskbar visibility rapidly.
  • Corrupts clipboard contents into random junk.
  • Spams the terminal with "YOU ARE HACKED" in red text.
  • Self-repairs after 25 seconds, flipping the mouse buttons back to normal.
  • Ends with a cheesy "Phew... Just a prank!" message.
    (Low danger, high embarrassment.)

cure 25.py

The antidote for the above chaos — in case you have remorse or got caught or the above repair logic failed.

  • Resets mouse button swapping to default (left-click primary).
  • Forces the taskbar to be visible and stable.
  • Clears the clipboard to remove any corrupted garbage.
  • No gimmicks, no catch — just tries to fix the nonsense you unleashed.

danger.py

The full weaponized version. Not a joke. Real damage possible.

  • Runs everything from 25 seconds.py — mouse freeze, window chaos, clipboard corruption, taskbar trolling.
  • Visually hides desktop icons and revokes Desktop folder access using NTFS permission denial.
  • Spams hundreds of error message popups endlessly.
  • Turns off the monitor and stores changes to prevent automatic wakeup.
  • Kills and restarts Explorer.exe to enforce desktop changes.
  • Runs infinite "hacked" spam loops — even after the monitor is off.

Warning

danger.py is persistent, destructive, and very annoying to recover from. (You will need serious manual repair or safe mode intervention if you mess around carelessly.)

Note

Below are external resources, aka malware I developed that have their own repo's

MALWARE Builder

You can find it here,

MalwareBuilder is a Python-based tool designed for educational purposes to demonstrate various malware functionalities. It includes features to disable system components, create spam accounts, and more.