This repository contains various malware samples for educational and research purposes only. Please note that running any of these files on your computer could potentially harm your system and compromise your personal information. By downloading and using this repository, you assume all responsibility for any damage that may occur.
If you choose to run any of the malware samples contained in this repository, please take the following precautions:
- Run the file in a virtual environment. Malware can potentially harm your computer and compromise your personal information. To protect yourself, consider running the file in a virtual environment, such as a sandbox or a virtual machine. This will allow you to see how the malware behaves without actually infecting your system.
- Disable your antivirus software. Antivirus software can often detect and block malware before it can do any harm. However, if you're running the malware for research purposes, you may need to disable your antivirus software to see how the malware behaves.
- Do not run the malware on a system with sensitive data. Running malware on a system that contains sensitive data could potentially compromise that data. Only run the malware on a system that you don't mind potentially losing.
go to the file directory and run: for encryption run the following command:
python3 encrypt.py
for decryption run the following command:
python3 decrypt .py
If you find that any of your files have been encrypted by malware in this repository, do not panic. It may be possible to decrypt your files using a decryption tool. The specific tool you'll need will depend on the type of encryption used by the malware. You can try using the decrypting tool in this repo decrypt your files.
This repository is for educational and research purposes only. The creators of this repository are not responsible for any damage that may occur as a result of using this repository. By downloading and using this repository, you assume all responsibility for any damage that may occur.