[GreedyCow]

If I was to dedicate my self in learning Python is it possible to create Crypter's/RAT/keyloggers ect... any advice help recommendations please.✌

[Skyla Blue]

You could create those, however they would be highly inefficient, so I wouldn't recommend it.

[GreedyCow]

Oh what would you recommend me doing then what language would you suggest me

[GreedyCow]

It's just a skiddy mindset that someone starts trying to learn a programming language with developing these tools as their main goal.

Free to do what I want. and I will achieve my goals because I love programming.

[Loizos]

If you are going to learn python to create a crypter then i suggest you to quit from now...

[Skyla Blue]

It's just a skiddy mindset that someone starts trying to learn a programming language with developing these tools as their main goal.

That's partially the problem. The main problem is they don't want to learn the language to reach that goal. They resort to copy pasting. I've known some people who wanted to start programming to make viruses, and they are well rounded now. It all depends on the person.

[GreedyCow]

No need to be rude, we're just saying that if that's all you want to do, then it's not worth starting.

Dude wake up? once I get to that point many projects can developed many uses of programs like Python ect.. I hate this sheep like mentality everyone just picking on one guy. Point is I will do it for the reasons I set out end of that ✌

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Well I wouldn't even get to the point where I copy and paste. Because I have patience I will read thorough go through things 10 times to get something correct. Trace back baby. and dude carry on with you're negative attitude :)

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Bye close this thread :) sleep well HAHA

[GreedyCow]

That was rude. Why would you want to discourage someone from learning?

OP, if you're new to programming, stick with Python until you get the basics down. Then move to C#/C++ to tackle RATS/KLs/Crypters

Thank you sir 🤝 my point just hate the sheep like mentality when someone gets targeted.

[The_KGB]

That was rude. Why would you want to discourage someone from learning?

OP, if you're new to programming, stick with Python until you get the basics down. Then move to C#/C++ to tackle RATS/KLs/Crypters

I agree. When you learn python and go to c++, it will be much easier; syntax is actually pretty close.

[GreedyCow]

I agree. When you learn python and go to c++, it will be much easier; syntax is actually pretty close.

yeah, thank god for some proper answer's and free minded people.🤝

[Kɴᴏᴡʟᴇᴅɢᴇ]

Dude wake up? once I get to that point many projects can developed many uses of programs like Python ect.. I hate this sheep like mentality everyone just picking on one guy. Point is I will do it for the reasons I set out end of that ✌

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Well I wouldn't even get to the point where I copy and paste. Because I have patience I will read thorough go through things 10 times to get something correct. Trace back baby. and dude carry on with you're negative attitude :)

Don't let anyone bring your threads down, you do what you want. Everyone likes to talk shit on non upgraded members. I hope you good luck in your learning in Python. It can be useful for website vuln scanners, etc.

[GreedyCow]

Not trying to deliberately bring him down; ultimately it's his choice whether he learns Python or not, because there's no way a bunch of forum posts are gonna stop anyone from doing anything. The only reason I even say anything is because of what I said in my earlier post - a lot of people start learning with the end goal of making this awesome thing and don't realize that it'll take a lot of time to get there, and they end up quitting.

Dude don't come here relating other people's issues with me. I won't quit, I will learn python and C/C++. It's is not just a crypter you can do loads of things with learning different languages it's vibrant.

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Don't let anyone bring your threads down, you do what you want. Everyone likes to talk shit on non upgraded members. I hope you good luck in your learning in Python. It can be useful for website vuln scanners, etc.

Thanks, The support always is a plus.

[The_KGB]

The syntax is pretty close?! What kind of crack have you been smoking?

Here is some Python:

Code

def filter(self, data, ftype):
  filters = ftype.split()
  img = StringIO(data)
  img.seek(0)
  im = Image.open(img)
  for filt in filters:
    if filt.lower() in ("b&w", "baw", "blackandwhite"):
    r, g, b = im.split()
    im = Image.merge("RGB", (g, g, g))
    elif filt.lower() in ("invert", "inverted", "negative"):
    im = ImageChops.invert(im)
    elif filt.lower() in ("blur"):
    im = im.filter(ImageFilter.BLUR)
    elif filt.lower() in ("contour"):
    im = im.filter(ImageFilter.CONTOUR)
    elif filt.lower() in ("fe", "find", "findedges"):
    im = im.filter(ImageFilter.FIND_EDGES)
  sio = StringIO()
  im.save(sio, "JPEG")
  sio.seek(0)
  return sio.read()

Here is some C/++

Code

    IResult *res=pSQLite->ExcuteSelect("Select * from test;");
    if(!res)
      cout<<"\n Error:"<<pSQLite->GetLastError().c_str();

    else
    {
        //Get Column Count
        int i = res->GetColumnCount();

        //Print Colomn Name
        for(int k=0;k<i;k++)
        {
            printf("%s\t",res->NextColomnName(k));    
        }

        cout<<endl;

        //Print Result
        while(res->Next())
        {
            for(int k=0;k<i;k++)
                printf("%s\t",res->ColomnData(k));        
            cout<<endl;
        }

        //release Result Data
        res->Release();
    }

What kind of similarities in syntax are there, besides the fact they both have indentation (which will be fucked up after I get stopped by CloudFlare's captcha again)?

to be fair, those are two different programs.

Code

int main():
    print "Hello World \n"
main()

Code

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;
int main(){
    cout << "Hello World \n";
    return 0;
}

I'm not trying to start a fight. Yes, there are big differences. But, once you learn python, the syntax of c++ will make a lot of sense.

[GreedyCow]

to be fair, those are two different programs.

Code

int main():
    print "Hello World \n"
main()

Code

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;
int main(){
    cout << "Hello World \n";
    return 0;
}

I'm not trying to start a fight. Yes, there are big differences. But, once you learn python, the syntax of c++ will make a lot of sense.

Yes, but learning something easier like python prepares you mentally to think like a programmer. For example my native language, a word is pronounced in different ways across the country but I can understand it because it's my language.

[Light Yagami.]

yes but it would take u some time u would have to learn a lot of things i could maybe help u do this if you are being for real