This project is strictly for educational and research purposes. It is designed to help cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers understand ransomware behavior, analyze attack vectors, and develop better defense mechanisms. Misuse of this tool for illegal activities is strictly prohibited.
SuperRansomware is a cybersecurity research tool designed to simulate ransomware attacks in a controlled environment. The purpose of this project is to analyze file encryption techniques, study how attackers operate, and develop mitigation strategies.
- Detects available drives on a system.
- Scans for specific file types.
- Simulates file encryption using modern cryptographic methods.
- Sends encryption keys to a specified remote server for analysis.
- Drops a notification file to demonstrate the ransomware behavior.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/SuperRansomware.git cd SuperRansomware - Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Modify the webhook URL in the script (Line 121) to point to your own controlled server for key analysis before execution.
- Convert the script to an executable for testing in a controlled lab environment:
pyinstaller --onefile ransomware.py
Security analysts can use this tool to:
- Examine how ransomware spreads and encrypts files.
- Develop and test decryption methods.
- Create effective security policies to mitigate real-world attacks.
- Analyze forensic artifacts left by ransomware infections.
- Do not run this tool on any unauthorized system.
- Only test in a virtual machine or isolated lab environment.
- Do not distribute malicious versions of this tool.
This project is intended for ethical hacking, security research, and penetration testing under legal conditions. Any unauthorized or illegal use of this tool is solely the user's responsibility.
For inquiries related to ethical hacking and cybersecurity research, contact: 📧 matinnoryan@gmail.com
Educational Purposes Only - Do Not Use for Malicious Intent