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    Piens
    Piens is a multifunctional batch-based Program. You can do many useful things with it. Its not a malware. Its just get detected because a batch file which was convertet to exe. (CMLINE.exe)
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    Viral Tool

    Viral Tool

    A smart malware creator to create 26 types of malwares.

    Viral Tool is a smart easy-to-use software specially designed for one sole purpose "Create Malwares" . In this era of computers, threats have increased more then before & that's why software's like these come in handy. With this software we can create malwares in different formats. We can view & edit the source code of those malwares. Ethical Hackers can use this software in a secure way during pen testing.
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    Downloads: 14 This Week
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