Python3 port and structural improvements #696
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…led edge cases in central c2 control loop. Fixed module import system for frozen binaries in client.py. Fixed naming collision with ransom.py and payload handshake for frozen binaries. Fixed error in ransom method implementation in C2 controller. Added ransom functionality to payload. Added comments for increased clarity. Moved miner to hashlib to fix requirements error with pyrx. Fixed import errors with Queue in ransom and payload. removed util collision in ransom and portscanner. Fixed errors with requirements.txt
…to add explicit handler function
…to add explicit handler function
Tkinter bug fix
Syntax fix
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Refactor: System migration to Python 3, installer enhancement, binary freezing capabilities fixed, ransom module completed, and various other issues addressed. Future plans include documenting the BYOB code structure for improved maintainability. The code structure remains compatible with the GUI, although untested from my end. Any inquiries are welcome.