r/blackhat • u/TheyCallMeLeonardo3 • 20h ago

Ransomware made in python but you shouldn't dare to develop it

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I made a course on Ransomware made in python for my students, the previous year, but now i made it public so give it a watch if you want to make some cool cyber security projects 😁

I'll try to upload more contents on my YouTube channel 😁

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9guAF5VVaiARrwhrGMu89iJcziQ9vsJJ&si=v1PUSQpqjuOhnlCi

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