[lordpro]

python is better for botting/scraping/scripting, not really raw malware.

totally agree, even non malware scripts when are converted with py to exe tool is detected by some AVs, so i would not recommend to use python for malware development maybe try C# (but its .net dependend)

[Vittlesical]

nope, use low-level languages such as C, it gives you direct access to system resources and hardware, also its efficient caused by its fast execution speed and memory management . Thus far, C is the golden choice for a malware developer.

[tey83819]

No. Use a lower level language like C, C++, Go or Rust.

100% agree lower level language always better

[Titan1]

NOOOOO :`( I was building the r** in python, after i saw this post , so you're saying no way to use python for malware development?

[HALLOICHBINSOSA]

I am currently working on a keylogger with Golang, and it's very easy to do. Go is a low-level language, but it is not as complicated as C or C++. I highly recommend Go.
package main
import(
"syscall"// Here is the magic
)

[ilovemydady]

I could recommend python for beginners, but advanced things require something better, e.g. go | rust

[1malware]

No, use low level languages.
For example c, assembly, c++
Python, slower than others.

[2CanPl4y]

Depends on what you are trying to achieve, typically C/C++ (try use an old version to reduce all the library bloat), PowerShell, Rust, Go. 

I mean I’ve observed Stardust Chollima leveraging Python for droppers sooo

What do you think is good for malware development? (Actually my RAT i'm selling is coded on Python)

or exist other programming lenguages who are  essencially high-level for malware dev?

[sabdot]

use ASM for malware developpement

[f49830d]

What do you think is good for malware development? (Actually my RAT i'm selling is coded on Python)

or exist other programming lenguages who are  essencially high-level for malware dev?

No, Python is NOT good for malware development, go with C/C++ instead