Ghostfuscator : The Python Password-Protected Obfuscator

Ghostfuscator is a obfuscate python scripts making them password-protected using AES Encryption.

Usage

Just execute the script, and follow the menu.

Also Read – WinObjEx64 : Windows Object Explorer 64-bit

Info

Once an script is obfuscated, when running it a password asking prompt will appear, after submitting the correct password, the script will execute decrypting it’s decrypted content in the memory.

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