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~$ ps aux | grep interests

PID   USER    CMD
0001  lox     building & jailbreaking AI models
0002  lox     reverse-engineering cheats run by shady devs
0003  lox     cybersecurity research & exploit analysis
0004  lox     tuning Windows internals until it screams
0005  lox     descending to ring-0 when userland says no
0006  lox     shipping slick frontends on the side (yes, really)

I break things to understand them, then I write the report nobody asked for. Half my day is terminal-green text on black, the other half is arguing with Framer Motion about easing curves.

~$ cat stack.json

stack



FramerMotion Windows Ring0 Ghidra Assembly

~$ man lox

NAME
    lox - AI Engineer, Reverse Engineer, professional Linux tourist

DESCRIPTION
    Trains and red-teams AI models — builds jailbreaks to find where the
    guardrails actually break, not just where they claim to.

    Reverse engineers game cheats, mostly the ones built by devs who
    think "shady" is a business model. Same skillset gets pointed at
    cybersecurity work when there's something worth defending.

    Knows Windows internals well enough to make a stock install feel
    like it skipped leg day and started doing cardio. When userland
    isn't deep enough, descends to ring-0 — kernel drivers, hooks,
    and the floors of the OS that don't have a fire exit. Now
    migrating that obsession over to Linux — new territory, same
    energy.

    Occasionally resurfaces to build a frontend, because staring at
    disassembly all day needs a palate cleanser with nice animations.

SEE ALSO
    /var/log/late-night-debugging, ~/.bash_history, coffee(1)

~$ uptime --stats

top langs streak



activity graph

~$ ./snake --eat-contributions

snake eating contributions

English · Português

~$ ps aux | grep interesses

PID   USER    CMD
0001  lox     construindo & fazendo jailbreak de modelos de IA
0002  lox     fazendo cheat de 100dol de chacota
0003  lox     pesquisa em cibersegurança & análise de exploits
0004  lox     afinando os internals do Windows até ele desistir de viver
0005  lox     descendo ao ring-0 quando o userland tira minha liberdade
0006  lox     entregando frontends afiados nas horas vagas (sim, sério)

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~$ man lox

NOME
    lox - Engenheiro de IA, Engenheiro Reverso,  Aprendendo Linux

DESCRIÇÃO
    Treina e faz red-team de modelos de IA — constrói jailbreaks pra achar
    onde as guardrails realmente quebram, não só onde elas dizem que quebram.

    Reverte cheats pagos (torno eles gratuitos),
    principalmente os feitos por devs que acham que
    é suave meter um rat no meio. A mesma habilidade é pra
    cibersegurança quando há algo que vale a pena defender.

    Conheço na palma da mão os internals do windows, mexo em qualquer coisa.
    Quando o userland não é fundo o suficiente, desço para ring-0 as vezes.
    mexo bem com drivers de kernel, hooks e os andares do SO onde nao chega luz.
    Agora migrando essa obsessão pro Linux, território novo, mas mesma parada.

    De vez em quando reapareço pra construir um frontend, porque encarar
    disassembly o dia todo pede um respiro com animações bonitas.

VEJA TAMBÉM
    /var/log/debugging-de-madrugada, ~/.bash_history, weed(1)

lox@debian:~$ echo "connect / conectar" && sudo shutdown -h now
footer

no systems were harmed in the making of this README — mostly / nenhum sistema foi ferido na criação deste README — quase nenhum piada mais bruh que voce viu hoje

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