Rust Powerful Ransomware for Windows

To get started with this code, first, clone it onto your system using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/amiroooamiran/Rust-Ransomware.git

Next, build the necessary packages in your system by executing:

cargo build

Finally, run the Ransomware by entering the following command within the Rust Cargo environment:

cargo run -q

ChaCha20 Cryptography: Structure, Performance, and Applications

In today's world where information security and privacy protection are very important, encryption algorithms with high performance and strong security have a special place. One of these algorithms is ChaCha20, which has become one of the popular encryption algorithms with its special structure and premium performance.

In this article, the ChaCha20 cryptographic algorithm is examined in detail, from its structure and performance to its various applications in information security.

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Unveiling the Mystery of Cross-Platform Rust Compilation: From Linux to Windows

Introduction
A few days ago, I started writing ransomware(just for learn) with Rust Programming Language, I Developing this Ransomware in Linux But I wanted it for Windows, and that’s when a question came to me, how can I compile the Rust code for a Windows with my Linux OS.

First, I want to talk about what happens when we compile a file? I simply say; We compile the sample main.rs file with the official Rust compiler, rustc When we are in Windows, we receive main.exe as an executable file from the compiler, and when we are in Linux, we receive main.bin but why is it like this?

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