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39 lines
1007 B
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# Kioubit-IPv6-Canvas-Sender
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Simple script for the IPv6 ICMP canvas: <http://us2.g-load.eu:9090/>
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## Usage
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### [xmsx.py](./xmsx.py)
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To draw an image:
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```bash
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sudo python3 xmsx.py [Source IPv6]
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```
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To change what image to draw, edit parameters in `xmsx.py`.
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### [flood.py](flood.py)
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To flood the canvas with random pixels:
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```bash
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sudo python3 xmsx.py [Source IPv6]
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```
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This is useful when something inappropriate is drawn on the canvas.
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## Replace image
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1. Prepare your animation frames in `img/img_0.png`, `img/img_1.png`, etc
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- If you have a GIF, `convert_image.sh` can be helpful
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2. Edit `IMAGE_FILENAME` and `IMAGE_COUNT` in `xmsx.py`
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3. Run!
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## What is "XMSX"
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XMSX (熊猫烧香) is probably the most famous computer virus in Chinese history. It infected a large amount computer systems in China on early 2007. It changes the icon of all `.exe` executables on the system to the iconic image of a panda holding three incense sticks.
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