FirstBlood12/RedPetyaOpenSSL

A full rewrite of Red Petya ransomware from 2016 with full MBR and GPT support

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This project is a detailed simulation of the Red Petya ransomware, replicating its behavior on both older MBR and newer GPT disk systems. It takes a disk image as input and demonstrates how the ransomware encrypts the Master Boot Record (MBR) or GUID Partition Table (GPT), generates encryption keys, and encrypts the Master File Table (MFT). This tool is for cybersecurity researchers, malware analysts, and incident response teams who need to understand and analyze Red Petya's infection and encryption processes.

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Use this if you are a cybersecurity professional studying ransomware behavior, specifically the Red Petya variant, and need a working model to analyze its disk-level impact and encryption mechanisms.

Not ideal if you are a general user looking for anti-malware protection or a developer seeking a library for disk operations, as this is a specific tool for malware research.

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