TheProgramableTurtle / Yeet-Turtle

Creative ways to yeet computers.

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Yeet-Turtle

These are some creative ways to yeet computers. Be careful when doing things you don't understand, read the documentation in this file before running anything. There has been risk assesment done on the files and they have been organised into sub-directories accordingly. If you just want to mess around, try Non-Malicious\No Risk.

Target System

These files are intended to be run on Windows 7, but have been developed on Windows 10. All versions of Windows NT since Windows 7 should be supported, and Windows Vista and XP may also work with some files. The files are intened for an x86 system architechture, but were developed on an x64 system architechture. You should not need admin privliges to run these files, but some may need to be run as an administrator (see below).

Running as Administrator

To run a file as an administrator, right click the file and click Run as Administrator. Only do this if told to by the instructions. You do not need admin privileges to perform this action.

How to use

To use this repository, download a release from the releases tab on the GitHub repo. Most of the files can be run off a memory stick, but you may want to copy the files onto the target device. Before running anything, read the instructions for the program below. In order to run .bat, .cmd, and .exe files, double click them. Some programs may ask you to run as administrator, but do not do so unless told to by the documentation.

Sub-directories

Non-Malicious

These files are generally safe and will not do serious damage to your machine, but still be careful when using them. The files have been organised by riskiness. This means how likely they are to damage your machine and how likely you are to be caught.

No Risk

These files are not risky. They can be run safely, and should not trigger any warnings for administrators. This does mean, however, that they aren't very powerful.

Calculator.bat

A command line calculator. Enter expressions using +, -, *, or /. For example, 2+3. Only use one operand per expression. Follow instructions within the program as required. No need to run as administrator.

Counter.bat

Repeatedly increments a number by 1 and writes it to the output. When the number reaches 1000, it decrements instead. At 0, it increments again. No user input. No need to run as administrator.

full.bat

Attempts to opens a commandline window in fullscreen, fails because it's a piece of shit. No user input. No need to run as administrator.

Some Risk

These files may be risky. They can be run safetly most of the time, but be cautious as they may trigger warnings for administrators. They are more useful than the files in the No Risk category.

Embed Shockwave In HTML\Embed Shockwave In HTML.bat

This file is used to take a shockwave flash file and embed it within a HTMl file that can be opened in a browser and run. Follow the instructions within the program. You need a shockwave file to embed, download this from somewhere or make your own if you know how to. An example file has been provided if you just want to have a go. A functional use of this would be to download flash games and play them offline. This file writes to files in the working directory. Make sure there is nothing important as it may be deleted. Do not run as administrator.

getDirTree.bat

Creates a directory tree of a specified directory, its files, and all sub-directories and the files within those directories. The tree is written to a file called tree.txt within the working directory of the program on execution. After following the instructions within the program, open the file in Microsoft Word and set the encoding to MS-DOS. This will allow you to view the directory tree. To create trees of locations on restricted areas like the C:/ drive, run the program as an administrator. At the moment, the program will write to the windows folder. This will be fixed in a future patch. At the moment, Do not run as administrator.

IP_Encyclopedia.bat

Tool for sending ping requests to other devices connected to the internet. Can use IP address or web address. Follow instructions in program. No need to run as administrator.

Very Risky

These files are very risky. They can get you in trouble if you get caught, and have the potential to do damage to the system if missused. They are the most useful non-malicious files.

Instant_Shutdown

This file will shutdown the target system immediately, without any warning. Since this is an irregular way to shutdown, it could draw attention to your activity. This will not affect any machine other than the machine it runs on. No need to run as administrator.

Python.zip

A portable version of python 3.8.1 that can be run off a memory stick. Needed to run files with a .py extension. To run the interpreter, extract the python folder, run Python\WinPython Interpreter.exe. Do not run any other file within this folder unless you know what it does. This is dangerous territory where anti-virus is considered. No need to run as administrator.

Malicious

THESE FILES ARE DANGEROUS AND COULD DO DAMAGE TO THE TARGET SYSTEM. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

Make sure you understand how each program works before running it. Even if you do not damage anything, you could still be caught! There are currently no malicious files avaliable. Some are in development.

Issues

When submitting an issue ticket, please specify the program that caused the issue, and any error information that is given by that program.

Contributing

You are welcome to contribute to this project. Please create a branch and make your changes. When submitting a pull request, please specify where each feature came from (or if you made it yourself) and what it does. Do not include extensive amount of program files.

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