I'm starting to learn how to program with Tkinter (a module for Python). I've done some Graphical User Interface (GUI) programming before. I programmed some games using Pygame in the past. Sadly, those games were lost with all the information in my hard drive a few months ago... I would also need a little bit of time to restore my knowledge in the area...
Nevertheless, I wanted to try something different. I started a Tkinter tutorial, and as soon as I was able to do something I wanted to share it. I've programmed a virus.
Well, it's not exactly a virus. It behaves like a virus, but it doesn't compromise the system's security, it is more like a joke. Maybe this is the right time to say that destroying things doesn't make you a hacker, the same way a bomber isn't an architect and a guy who destroys cars isn't an engineer. This program is intended just for fun. Be responsible.
Being said that, let's see how it works.
As you can see in the video, whenever you close one of the windows, another window pops up and the previous one doesn't close. You can try pressing the red X, Alt+F4, etc. It won't work. In order to close the program, press space (it's a little backdoor, if you will).
Download the source code here (it's in a zip file).
If you're curious about what's the image I've used (the monkey), it's “Suzanne” a Blender model used for tests.
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