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Building standalone executable (Windows)

Run PySilon.bat and the GUI will appear. Fill in the needed information and click on Generate source, then Compile


Inside builder, you can Load configuration to save time between testing or you can Load custom... configuration from desired configuration-file, additionally, you can Reset the settings or Save them for later. When you Generate source, configuration will be automatically saved.

Options

  • On the right, tick all the modules that you want to use. I would recommend removing webcam if you don't plan on using it, because its libraries take up a lot of space.
  • Server ID: The ID of the server that the bot will be on.
  • Bot Token: The bots' token from the Discord Application website.
  • Emergency tokens: Tokens that will be used as a fallback if your Bot token is deleted by Discord.
  • Registry Name: Name of the file in the startup registry. (e.g. PySilon)
  • Directory Name: Name of the directory where the malware is stored. (e.g. PySilon)
  • Executable Name: The name of the .exe file. (e.g. pysilon.exe)
  • Icon: The icon that the executable will use (the little image on it)

Multiple Discord BOT tokens

You can add more than one BOT-token to malware in case of the first one getting banned by Discord (Emergency token 1/2). If first token gets banned, PySilon will automatically run with another one (if you set them in compiler.py)


If you encounter any errors, please open an Issue and we'll be happy to help as soon as possible.


Now, everything is ready for a showtime

Building standalone executable (Linux)

Run PySilon.sh you will get a few options. Follow them to install wine and to download python inside of wine. Then the GUI should start automatically. Fill in the needed information and click on Generate source, then Compile

Supported Distros:

  • Arch / Arch based (tested)
  • Ubuntu (not tested)
  • Fedora (not tested)
  • Operating systems based on these Distros (not tested)

Unsupported Distros:

  • openSUSE
  • Nix
  • Void
  • Debian
  • Alpine

If you have a supported Distro and you want to test it, please do and report any errors / feedback about it to us so we can add it to the tested Distros


Inside builder, you can Load configuration to save time between testing or you can Load custom... configuration from desired configuration-file, additionally, you can Reset the settings or Save them for later. When you Generate source, configuration will be automatically saved.

Options

  • On the right, tick all the modules that you want to use. I would recommend removing webcam if you don't plan on using it, because its libraries take up a lot of space.
  • Server ID: The ID of the server that the bot will be on.
  • Bot Token: The bots' token from the Discord Application website.
  • Emergency tokens: Tokens that will be used as a fallback if your Bot token is deleted by Discord.
  • Registry Name: Name of the file in the startup registry. (e.g. PySilon)
  • Directory Name: Name of the directory where the malware is stored. (e.g. PySilon)
  • Executable Name: The name of the .exe file. (e.g. pysilon.exe)
  • Icon: The icon that the executable will use (the little image on it)

Multiple Discord BOT tokens

You can add more than one BOT-token to malware in case of the first one getting banned by Discord (Emergency token 1/2). If first token gets banned, PySilon will automatically run with another one (if you set them in compiler.py)


If you encounter any errors, please open an Issue and we'll be happy to help as soon as possible.


Now, everything is ready for a showtime

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