This project provides a simple Python-based tool to compress files into ridiculously deep nested directories where the path can also spell out a custom message.
This is perfect for those peers you don't like.
This currently only works on Linux but support for Windows and Mac has been started in the code base.
To get started quickly with a simple deployment, execute the following bash commands on a *nix based system
with git installed:
git clone https://github.com/AzorianSolutions/passive-aggressor.git
cd passive-aggressor
./deploy/bare-metal/linux/debian.sh
source venv/bin/activate
aggressor -m "Your message here" ./path/to/output/file.zip ./path1/to/files/to/compress ./path2/etc
You can activate debug mode with the -d or --debug flag. This will cause the program to print out a lot of
information.
aggressor -d ./path/to/output/file.zip ./path/to/files/to/compress/*
You can optionally specify a custom message with the -m or --message option. This will cause the program to implant
the message within the middle of the randomized directory structure, with each character becoming its own directory.
aggressor -m "Your message here" ./path/to/output/file.zip ./path/to/files/to/compress/*
If your message is "Hello World", the directory structure in the archive will look something like this, except much longer!
a/F/d/r/W/5/v/1//H/e/l/l/o/W/o/r/l/d/f/0/3/J/d
You must specify the output file with the first argument. The file name must end with either .zip or .tar.gz.
aggressor OUTPUT_PATH_HERE ./path/to/files/to/compress/*
You must specify at least one input file or directory with the second argument. You can specify multiple files and directories.
aggressor ./path/to/output/file.zip INPUT_PATH_1 INPUT_PATH_2 INPUT_PATH_3