Python keylogger bypasses Windows 11 Defender // Convert WIFI py to EXE

Learn how to convert your Python code to run as an EXE on Windows 11. The code will run on Windows without Python installed.

So, you think you need Python installed to run Python code on Windows 11? Well, think again. You also think that Windows 11 real time protection will protect you against malicious code? Well think again!

Warning: Don't download software that you don't trust. Only download software from reputable software developers and those you trust.

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0:00 ▶️ Introduction: Warning
2:03 ▶️ Windows 11 setup: Python not installed, Windows version, anti-virus
3:12 ▶️ Demo of python code running on Windows 11:
5:42 ▶️ Demo of WiFi code
6:47 ▶️ Nuitka installation steps
10:27 ▶️ Compile Python code
13:52 ▶️ Run compiled code on Windows 11
14:25 ▶️ Be aware of Python requirements that you need to install

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// PDF Instructions//

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Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. I own all equipment used for this demonstration. No actual attack took place on any websites.

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[davidbombal]

Learn how to convert your Python code to run as an EXE on Windows 11. The code will run on Windows without Python installed.

So, you think you need Python installed to run Python code on Windows 11? Well, think again. You also think that Windows 11 real time protection will protect you against malicious code? Well think again!

Warning: Don't download software that you don't trust. Only download software from reputable software developers and those you trust.

// MENU //
0:00 ▶ Introduction: Warning
2:03 ▶ Windows 11 setup: Python not installed, Windows version, anti-virus
3:12 ▶ Demo of python code running on Windows 11:
5:42 ▶ Demo of WiFi code
6:47 ▶ Nuitka installation steps
10:27 ▶ Compile Python code
13:52 ▶ Run compiled code on Windows 11
14:25 ▶ Be aware of Python requirements that you need to install

// SCRIPTS //

// PDF Instructions//

// SOCIAL //

// SPONSORS //


Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. I own all equipment used for this demonstration. No actual attack took place on any websites.

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[satyajeetghorpade]

EVERYONE follows "this is only for educational purpose" 🤣🤣

[moosematrix]

David this video was quality and I enjoy this type of series you’ve been doing the last few months!!

[jcramond]

Many thanks David for the very informative episode, it is always appreciated.
And G'day from Australia mate :)

[juliusrowe]

Very informative and great content David! I appreciate it!

[TheBenJiles]

Great stuff. I also found that hex encoding the python keylogging script first before pasting it into a file circumvents Defender's Real-Time Protection. Then just assign a variable to decode the hex to utf-8 string. Then run exec on the variable. It's simple but runs the malicious python without being caught by Defender.

[barkerdillinger]

Great video, building compiled python code was almost more interesting than the code itself. I knew it was possible to compile python code but never had time to research the process. That was a great introduction to a whole new functionality for my python code.

[sujonalmamun]

This is amazing and dangerous at the same time. Thank you so much sir.

[vuejbxz]

Thank you David, I am going to test it in my virtual environment and inform the family and friends.

[daniocampo]

Aah I needed this a lot for some scripts! Thank you good sir!

[hamzav]

Outstanding. Want more stuff like this

[ibrahimabdeltawab]

Thanks so much David! You are awesome as usual ❤️❤️❤️

[swatishaw]

Thank you man i really appreciate you did a thing that most people didnt! thx bro i needed this for longg

[ghostofdre]

Also a very good reason to use a seperate 2 factor auth.

Even with signed code from a trusted developer we are all 1 malicious supply chain attack away from being compromised.

[tpwkpeace]

thank you sir. I was making project on Keyogger and this and your old video helped me a lot. <3

[hel-per]

Hi, very good video! I've a question. I've noticed that the keylogger doesn't log the admin password that is required for installing softwares for example, and that made me feel safe. Now, this is a simple script, so can it be updated to log also these hidden keys or is it not possible? Thanks for answer and i'm sorry for my English that isn't very good 😅

[jk_tecs]

Here comes my awaited video. I've really been longing to run my first EXE app and this tutorial will come in handy for that. Thanks, much #MyTechnologyTutor

[CARLOSPH]

Excelente, contenido de gran calidad. Muchas gracias David.

[pela]

Was waiting for this video...
finally😌🥳

[_vid]

hear we go again with a amazing video ❤️