DivinityProtector
.NET & Native crypter with modern GUI
Install / Use
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DivinityProtector
What is it?
A crypter written in Python with use of PyQt5 UI, supporting both <b>.NET</b> and <b>Native</b> (x32/64) executables.
What functions does it have?
Currently implemented methods are <b>obfuscation</b>, <b>timer</b> check with random delay and <b>anti debugging</b>.
What is the advantage of a crypter being written in Python?
This list of features can be easily extended by adding new UI components and payload code updates. Thanks to the rather small codebase and easy-to-understand syntax, you should be able to build on top of it and make your own FUD crypter in Python!
Is there more to it?
Yes, way more. Besides the ability of bypassing any static detections by dynamic code packing (runtime code <b>reflection</b>) thanks to exec() built-in,
it uses nuitka to compile stub so the <b>output</b> executable <b>is native</b>.
Where can I get a more stable crypter for my projects?
If you are looking for an enterprise solution for protecting your digital products, try out our <a href="https://shoppy.gg/product/tCrgNdO">BitCrypter</a>.
<img src="GUI.png">The source used to have an icon picker alongside with additional payload encryption, but these features were considered useless and removed to preserve clean GUI.
