DefinetlyNotAI/Logicytics v1.0.0

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Added Windows Data Miner: The main program, A comprehensive script designed to gather and organize critical system information, including network details, hardware specifications, and user-specific data, by executing a series of operations such as copying and renaming files, executing PowerShell scripts, and capturing system logs, all while ensuring the output is neatly formatted and saved for future reference.

Added Windows Feature Logger: A script for saving enabled Windows features to a user-specific file in the "DATA" folder.

Added Directory Tree Logger: A script that captures the directory structure of the C: drive and saves it to a file named after the current user, ensuring the output is neatly organized and user-specific.

Added Media Data Mover: A Python script that estimates the size of user-specific folders (Music, Pictures, Videos), asks for user confirmation, and then copies these folders to a "DATA" directory within the script's directory, providing a progress bar for the copying process.

Added Password Hunter: A comprehensive script that searches the file system, desktop, registry, and popular browsers for stored passwords, copying found files to a "DATA/found_passwords" directory and displaying the results, including those from Chrome and Opera's encrypted password databases.

Added User-Specific Data Copier: A PowerShell script that systematically copies user-specific data from various applications and system directories, such as Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Windows system configurations, into a "DATA" directory, neatly organized by user and application, ensuring all relevant data is safely backed up and easily accessible.

Added Antivirus Scanner: A PowerShell script designed to scan the file system for mentions of various antivirus software names, leveraging the tree command to recursively list files and directories, and then searching through this output for matches. This script is particularly useful for identifying installed antivirus software or related files, providing a quick overview of the security landscape of a system.

Added UAC Toggler: A Python script that checks if it's running with administrative privileges and, if not, requests elevation. Once elevated, it executes a PowerShell script (UAC.ps1) that toggles the User Account Control (UAC) setting in the Windows registry. The PowerShell script checks the current UAC status and either enables or disables UAC based on its current state. After toggling, it prompts the user to restart the computer to apply the changes. This tool is useful for quickly enabling or disabling UAC, which can be helpful in certain troubleshooting or configuration scenarios.