rensenWare is a ransomware that doesn't demand victim any money, but play a difficult game. It uses AES-256-CBC with random key and initialization vector to encrypt files. you can visit this page If you want more information: https://github.com/0x00000FF/rensenware-cut

First of all, I'd like to tell you this is not a just yet another ransomware, it was one of my proof of concept that ransomwares don't demand only money but something weird, Although it is known as a joke, but at least I didn't publish the source code with such purposes at that time.

Anyway, I'm little bit amused at NFT nowadays, I know this is a malware but I think this can be special; Dedicated content is encrypted with my another PGP private key for this NFT only.

This NFT contains an encypted archive of the initial build of rensenWare -- surely it's not a raw executable malware -- so it won't run properly If there were any Floppy Disks, Optical Drives or Read-only storages. and take care with extreme caution, NFTed file is just another encrypted zip file but it will be harmful when you decrypt it.

Also, the image you are looking at is combined with zip archive, which contains same-looking image but signed with my PGP private key. (you can find the public key at the PGP global directory and verify with the sig file in the archive.)

Furthermore, I'm curious that a computer software archive like this (whether it's a malware or not) can be traded as a NFT like other artworks in marketplace; that's why I created this NFT.