Security Projects

This repository contains three different scripts and tools developed for various purposes. Below you'll find a description and details of each project.

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1. Sucide Virus

Description: The Sucide Virus is a script that simulates a virus-like behavior. It is designed to test various system vulnerabilities. This tool is intended for security professionals and researchers working with system exploits and recovery techniques.

Features:

• Simulates virus-like actions to test system defenses.
• Designed for educational purposes only.

Requirements:

• Python 3.x
• Security testing tools (e.g., Wireshark, Metasploit)

Usage:

• Run the script in a local, controlled environment.
• Follow the instructions within the script for testing.

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2. Mailing Client

Description: The Mailing Client is a Python-based tool that allows you to send emails via an SMTP server. It supports HTML content, attachments, and multiple recipients.

Features:

• Send email with SMTP.
• Supports HTML and plain text.
• Allows attachments (images, documents, etc.).
• Integrated with Gmail (or any SMTP server).

Requirements:

• Python 3.x
• smtplib library (included by default in Python)
• ssl library (included by default in Python)

Setup:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Acrsahil/Cyber-Security
   

Modify the script with your SMTP details. Run the script and follow the prompts to send emails.

3. Anti-Forensic Tool

Description: The Anti-Forensic Tool is a Python script that tracks the mouse position and executes certain system commands whenever the mouse moves. The purpose of this tool is to simulate activities that may confuse forensic experts during an analysis.

This script captures and prints the mouse's current position in real-time and executes commands to obfuscate activities. It serves as an example of how forensic evidence can be potentially erased or masked.

Features:

Tracks mouse position continuously. Executes the ls command each time the mouse position changes, simulating system activity. Designed for educational purposes only.

Requirements:

• Python 3.x
• pyautogui library (used for mouse tracking)

Setup:

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Acrsahil/Cyber-Security

• Run the script in a local, controlled environment.
• The script will print the current mouse position and execute the ls command on every mouse movement. Contributing
• Modify the on_move function to implement other actions if desired.

Feel free to fork and contribute to any of the projects. If you have any improvements or bug fixes, you can create a pull request. License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Note: These tools are for educational purposes only. Please ensure you are using them in a safe and controlled environment and that you comply with relevant laws and regulations in your country.

Explanation:

1. Header Section: Provides the title and general description of the repository.
2. Project Descriptions: Each project is described with its features, requirements, and usage instructions.
3. Contributing Section: If others want to contribute or improve the scripts, this section provides basic guidelines.
4. License Section: Includes a reference to the license (e.g., MIT license). You can adjust this if your project uses another type of license.

Feel free to adjust the repository URLs and further refine descriptions according to your specific implementation details.