People tend to 'write' them in python if it's a remote exploit, but the majority of that python code is "Send this assembly over the network"
Common malware programming language
Zachary Russell
Justin Martinez
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Leo Wright
Go
David Wood
not for long
Jose Hughes
all software written in c/c++ is malware
Parker Gonzalez
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Connor Russell
virtually all malware is written in PHP, running on servers. If you're in a position to see lots of servers with lots of malware, PHP is what you see. Perl is used for lots of botnet daemons (with PHP malware injecting the Perl, usually). I see more fucking Node than Python or anything else, after that.
Malicious payloads for buggy programs are written in assembler or something that can emit assembler for massaging like removal of NUL bytes.
exploitation tools that deploy malware are not malware. May as well go "Hey guys Linux is malware because Kali is a linux distro."
Angel Powell
That's not me, though.
Justin Turner
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Parker Kelly
more people have Java installed than Python
Anything that compiles that doesn't require an interpreter is fine for malware. C/C++ have an advantage because of win32.h
Honestly, just do Windows malware unless you really have a reason to target all platforms. If you're going after servers, target Linux. Otherwise, target Windows. There really isn't much reason to target EVERYTHING at once.