Auto junk adder Python

[yolonewb]

This is a very basic python program, it get's it done, more updates will come with GUI hopefully soon!

1) Download python2.7 setup from the official website.
2) Install it on your computer.
3) Download and run the file.
4) Enter the FULL PATH to your project folder.
5) Wait for it to finish, window should close.



For people who want the source:

import random 
import os
import sys


def randomword(length):
   s = ""
   for i in range(length):
       a = random.randint(97, 122)
       s += chr(a)
   return s

def replace(original_string, string_to_replace):
    result_string = ""
    while original_string.find(string_to_replace) >= 0:
      pos = original_string.find(string_to_replace)
      result_string += original_string[0: pos]
      result_string += randomword(40)
      next_pos = pos+2
      original_string = original_string[next_pos:]
    result_string += original_string[:]
    return result_string

junk = """
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class {} {
public:
int {};
int {};
int {};
int {}();
string {}(int {}, int {}, int {});
double {}();
string {}(int {}, double {});
double {}(double {}, int {}, string {});
string {}(int {}, bool {}, string {}, string {}, double {}, double {}, string {}, bool {});

protected:
double {};

void {}(bool {}, double {}, bool {}, double {}, int {}, int {});
void {}(bool {}, double {}, int {}, int {}, bool {}, double {}, int {});
int {}();
int {}(int {}, double {}, int {}, string {}, string {}, int {}, string {}, double {}, bool {}, bool {});
double {}(int {}, string {}, int {}, double {});
bool {}(int {});
bool {}(string {}, double {}, bool {}, string {}, int {}, int {}, double {}, bool {}, double {});
void {}(double {}, int {}, int {}, string {}, double {}, double {});

private:
int {};
int {};

double {}(bool {}, double {});

};




void {}(bool {}, double {}, bool {}, double {}, int {}, int {}) {

}

void {}(bool {}, double {}, int {}, int {}, bool {}, double {}, int {}) {
int {} = 8745;
int {} = 4532;
bool {} = true;
bool {} = false;
int {} = 2342;
double {} = 6576;
int {} = 1234;
int {} = 3345;
string {} = "{}";
int {} = 4565;
if (string("{}") != string("{}")) {
int {}; 
}

}
"""

file_name = raw_input("Enter the EXACT path to your .cpp files:")

def add_junk():
   for root, dirs, files in os.walk(file_name):
      for file in files:
         if file.endswith(".cpp"):
            stra = replace(junk, "{}")
            with open(os.path.join(root, file), 'a+') as file1:
               file1.write('\n')
               file1.write('\n')
               file1.write(stra)  
            print 'Adding Junk to ' + file

for _ in range(200):
   add_junk()
   print 'Passes:' + _

~ Virus scans:
https://virusscan.jotti.org/en-US/fi...job/0qsgmu929k
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d6...1162/detection

GET YOUR OWN NEWJERSEYHOOK, NEWYORKHOOK, CALIFORNIAHOOK WITH THIS METHOD, HELL YOU NAME IT ANY DAMN STATE YOU WANT! YOU KNOW THE BONUS TO THIS IS YOU CAN ACTUALLY TAKE CREDIT FOR THE CHEAT XDDDD.

[KMWTW]

junk code = trash code = shit = still detected.

[Ally]

//Approved

[shattering]

It is taking over 30min adding 200 times junk in ~100 cpp files but the tool looks good.

[yolonewb]

It is taking over 30min adding 200 times junk in ~100 cpp files but the tool looks good.

Cheers, this script is faster than the C++ version of the tool. If you want, you can change the code so that it only adds the junk 50 times or however many times you feel is enough, 50 times should be more than enough.

Change :

for _ in range(200):

To :

for _ in range(50):

[IcyTree]

Its working, thanks <3

[weleasda]

i changed the range from 200 to 400 and i got 50%+5% different signature from first untouched dll works like a charm thank you so much dude you did a great job.

[[MPGH]T-800]

i changed the range from 200 to 400 and i got 50%+5% different signature from first untouched dll works like a charm thank you so much dude you did a great job.

Make sure to turn off optimization

[weleasda]

Make sure to turn off optimization

That's the first rule of pasting