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This project is a proof-of-concept Windows local privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2024-49138 in CLFS.sys.
It is implemented in C++ and includes a Visual Studio solution with resource files for building a 64-bit executable.
The code demonstrates kernel memory read/write primitives and token swapping to spawn a SYSTEM shell on tested Windows 11 builds.
Its main use case is vulnerability research, exploit analysis, and defensive validation of patch effectiveness.
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This project is a Minecraft Bedrock anti-cheat behavior pack designed for realms, worlds, and servers.
It is primarily built with JavaScript and JSON using the Bedrock Scripting API and command/function files.
The pack includes many detection modules for combat, movement, packet abuse, chat spam, scaffold behavior, and other common cheats, plus moderation commands and player stats tools.
Its primary use case is server-side cheat detection and moderation workflow improvement for Bedrock administrators.
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This project provides a macOS-focused package and usage guide for running a command-line forensic disk imaging tool.
It centers on acquiring drive images, splitting outputs, and verifying integrity with hash checks such as MD5 and optional SHA1.
The repository includes executable usage examples and options for E01/SMART formats, fragmentation, compression, and evidence metadata fields.
Its main audience is digital forensics practitioners and incident responders who need imaging workflows on macOS.
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This project is a Python tool for deobfuscating ARM64 branch-obfuscated code in shared libraries.
It uses Unicorn for emulation together with Capstone, Keystone, and ELF parsing utilities to analyze and patch control flow.
The workflow accepts function start and end addresses, processes obfuscated regions, and writes reconstructed output binaries.
Its primary use case is reverse engineering and malware or game protection analysis on Android native libraries.
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This project is an Android anti-tampering demo that detects abnormal runtime environments by comparing in-memory and on-disk checksums of critical system libraries.
It combines a Java Android app with a Rust native component integrated through Gradle and JNI.
The checks target signs of instrumentation or modification frameworks such as Frida, Xposed, and cloning environments.
Its main use case is mobile security hardening and runtime integrity validation for Android applications, including games.
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This project is a comprehensive Android application management suite for power users and security-focused workflows.
It is mainly built with Java and Android components, with additional native integrations and tooling for APK analysis and signing tasks.
Key features include component inspection, permission and app-op control, backup and restore, logcat handling, tracker scanning, APK installation and editing utilities, and root or ADB advanced operations.
Its primary use case is deep app auditing, device administration, and reverse-engineering-oriented Android management.
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This project distributes and documents customized Windows Subsystem for Android builds with optional Google Play services and root solutions.
It combines automation scripts and extensive documentation to package, install, troubleshoot, and maintain multiple WSA variants across Windows versions.
The repository focuses on practical integration options such as Magisk or KernelSU, update channels, compatibility notes, and recovery guides for common installation issues.
Its main use case is enabling advanced Android app and security tooling workflows on Windows through tailored WSA environments.
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This project is a runtime inspection application for Apple platforms that explores Objective-C and Swift metadata from loaded binaries and frameworks.
It is primarily built in Swift with Objective-C components and includes communication layers for local or networked runtime access.
Core features include interface browsing, syntax-highlighted views, export of discovered interfaces, framework loading, and work-in-progress code injection support.
Its primary use case is reverse engineering, dynamic analysis, and runtime exploration for macOS and related Apple platform targets.
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This project is a Model Context Protocol server that bridges large language model tooling with IDA Pro analysis data.
It is implemented in Python and includes both a standalone server package and an IDA plugin for bidirectional communication.
The system provides automation-oriented capabilities for querying disassembly context, running analysis workflows, and integrating with MCP-compatible clients.
Its main audience is reverse engineers who want AI-assisted interaction with IDA databases.
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This project is a minimal Unreal Engine 4 silent-aim technique example based on viewpoint function hooks.
It is written in C++ and demonstrates hooking player camera and view APIs to alter aim direction while preserving visible view behavior.
The code focuses on manipulating rotation and target bone selection logic during input-triggered execution.
Its primary use case is game security research and understanding aim-manipulation vectors in UE4 titles.
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This project is an internal Windows game modification framework that combines a kernel injector with a manually mapped user-mode DLL.
It is mostly implemented in C and C++ with Direct3D11 rendering and menu code for in-game controls.
The feature set includes ESP visuals, aimbot logic, recoil and spread manipulation, movement and FOV adjustments, and other gameplay modifications.
Its primary use case is reverse-engineering and anti-cheat research into kernel-assisted injection and detection surfaces.
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This project is a second-generation external cheat framework for a Windows shooter, paired with a kernel-mode driver bypass.
It is written in C and C++ and uses an inline kernel function hook strategy with a user-mode menu and rendering components.
The codebase includes combat and visual features such as aimbot, chams, rapid fire, recoil and spread edits, and speed or FOV controls.
Its main use case is studying kernel-assisted cheat architecture and anti-cheat detection tradeoffs.
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This project is an external Windows game cheat framework that pairs a kernel driver with a user-mode client for rendering and control.
It is primarily implemented in C and C++, and documents a bypass path based on hooking a kernel call chain and exchanging data through shared memory.
Feature modules include ESP entities, recoil control, automation options, and other gameplay state manipulations.
Its primary use case is reverse-engineering and anti-cheat evasion research around kernel hooks and overlay techniques.
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This project is a full-source Windows cheat framework that combines a kernel driver, an external menu, and shared-memory communication.
It is largely implemented in C and C++ and includes loader logic, rendering components, and gameplay manipulation modules.
The documented capabilities cover ESP and chams visuals, silent-aim and recoil or spread controls, unlock and movement modifications, and configurable settings.
Its main use case is game hacking research and analysis of kernel-assisted cheat designs from an anti-cheat perspective.
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This project is an external Windows cheat architecture for a battle royale title that uses a kernel driver, loader, and client DLL components.
It is implemented in C++ with separate projects for driver-side logic, user-mode loading, and feature modules.
The code includes ESP and chams-style visuals, input-assisted aiming utilities, and a bypass approach centered on syscall hooking and kernel-thread execution.
Its primary use case is reverse engineering and anti-cheat research into kernel-mediated cheat pipelines.