So, I have been programming for a while now, which ulimately led me to develop some cool projects. Here's a list of my top 4 projects :
1.Pychat
As the name suggests, Pychat is a GUI chatting app made in python, mainly with the help of tkinter and the sockets module. It also has a CLI predecessor. Pychat also is one of my first networking projects. Though back then it was one of my best projects, it had a drawback. The problem was that the app only supported the open chat feature and no one on one or group chatting.
As the name suggests, Pychat is a GUI chatting app made in python, mainly with the help of tkinter and the sockets module. It also has a CLI predecessor. Pychat also is one of my first networking projects. Though back then it was one of my best projects, it had a drawback. The problem was that the app only supported the open chat feature and no one on one or group chatting.
2. Pychat 2.0 (Also known as DogeChat)
With considering the problems with Pychat, I decided to make Pychat 2, supported by presonal group chatting, one on one chatting, and with tons of more features like settings page, support for different resoulutions which is generally not provided in most of the tkinter built-in GUI's
With considering the problems with Pychat, I decided to make Pychat 2, supported by presonal group chatting, one on one chatting, and with tons of more features like settings page, support for different resoulutions which is generally not provided in most of the tkinter built-in GUI's
3. Finger cursor
Ever been in a situation when your mouse battery just dies and you can't do anything with it? Not sure about you but I've been in that situation for a million times now and so I decieded to make a app that would help me control my cursor just with movement of my fingers. Well that's what this repository does. You can control the cursor with your index finger and left click by raising your index and the middle finger. The app internally uses the open cv and mediapipe module to perform the task.
Ever been in a situation when your mouse battery just dies and you can't do anything with it? Not sure about you but I've been in that situation for a million times now and so I decieded to make a app that would help me control my cursor just with movement of my fingers. Well that's what this repository does. You can control the cursor with your index finger and left click by raising your index and the middle finger. The app internally uses the open cv and mediapipe module to perform the task.
4. PyHack!
The name explains it all, it's a hacking tool I made in python 3.9. To get this working you first need to set up port forwarding on your router or use a 3rd party app like Ngrok, which I personally use for all my networking tasks. Once that's done, run the server on your pc and the client.py on the target windows machine.You're all set now! You almost have full control of the victim's machine. Read the readme.md file of the repo for more information.
The name explains it all, it's a hacking tool I made in python 3.9. To get this working you first need to set up port forwarding on your router or use a 3rd party app like Ngrok, which I personally use for all my networking tasks. Once that's done, run the server on your pc and the client.py on the target windows machine.You're all set now! You almost have full control of the victim's machine. Read the readme.md file of the repo for more information.