Welcome to my digital realm, where I showcase my explorations and contributions in the vast world of cybersecurity. I am constantly tinkering, learning, and developing, and this space serves as a testament to my journey. Feel free to navigate through my repositories and tools. Feedback is invaluable; if you have any suggestions or insights, kindly raise an issue in the respective repository.
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zipSniper: A Rust application that remotely reads ZIP files to display their directory listing. It's especially handy when determining the value of downloading a ZIP archive over Tor given its often slow speeds.
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shellrunner: Shellrunner is a simple Windows-based tool designed to load and execute shellcode from a binary file. This differs from blobrunner and other tools like it by simplifying the injection process.
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32bit_a3x_converter: Working with 64-bit AutoIT a3x compiled scripts? This tool is essential for converting them to 32-bit, ensuring compatibility with various tools.
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pwndar: A Rust-based CLI tool to query the HaveIBeenPwned API. While it started as a personal exercise, it might be of use to others.
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godaddy_ddns: A Python script tailored for those using Godaddy's DNS. Ideal when hosting resources behind ISP-provided routers with dynamic IPs, this program automatically updates the domain's A record every hour.
While these projects might not be fully-fledged tools, they capture unique facets of my journey and might pique the interest of the curious:
- jlox: My personal endeavor into crafting a custom interpreter, initially developed in Java. I have future aspirations to reimagine it in Rust. (rlox)
Thank you for stopping by! Collaboration and knowledge-sharing are at the heart of the open-source community. Let's learn and grow together.