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Poisonous Python. Coding malware in Python: a locker, an encryptor, and a virus

Written by Valery Linkov

Why write malware in Python? First, to learn the basics of malicious coding and, second, to practice in this programming language. After all, malware written in Python is widespread in this wild world, and many antiviruses don’t detect it.
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