[antigrav]

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

It'll save him the frustration he gets when he starts Python, realizes it'll take months to build a crypter with an okay GUI, and then quits because it'll take too long and he can just use a different crypter or sell a different program anyway.

[reaand]

Don't create a cryper in python, is a wrong program. use C/C++

[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.

[antigrav]

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.

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.

[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.

[clark.dll]

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

Why? Everybody has to start somewhere. Everyone's motivation is different. Don't discourage other's from learning.

[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

[GreedyCow]

Sure thing, hit my inbox up. And we could get something started

[Asp1r3-At0m]

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();
    }

I think I prefer the "Simple is better than complex."

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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();
    }

I think I prefer the "Simple is better than complex." ✌

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

Hey man! can you teach me? :P I actually know some Python but not the "required" to make a crypter... (I can't figure how to make it)

[Pkmasterpwnz]

Yes, it is very possible. But not the "best" decision for making a rat. Rat's have a lot to do with a computers hardware such as keyboards for recording keystrokes, and such. It's not gonna be an easy battle, because Python just isn't that in-tune with a computers hardware. In most cases python is used for background programs like for instance. A lot of video games use python scripting for their logic engines. But you should follow your dreams don't listen to those jerks that say your a skiddy..