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This project is an IDA Hex-Rays plugin that deobfuscates control-flow logic commonly seen in Emotet samples.
It is written in Python and uses the IDA microcode API to identify dispatcher registers, status values, and flattened branch patterns.
The plugin rewrites block transitions, inserts corrected jump targets, and cleans leftover dispatch instructions to produce clearer pseudocode.
Its primary use case is malware reverse engineering and analysis of heavily obfuscated binaries.
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This project is a plugin that adds Python 3 scripting support to the x64dbg debugger.
It is built in C++ and exposes debugger functionality through Python-friendly wrappers that mirror common plugin SDK APIs.
The repository includes example scripts for memory access, assembly tasks, module inspection, and GUI interactions, making automation easier for repetitive reversing workflows.
Its main use case is reverse engineering and debugger automation for analysts who want to script x86 and x64 debugging tasks.
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This project is an experimental real-time global illumination renderer designed to approach path-traced quality in dynamic scenes.
It uses Rust for engine code, Vulkan for graphics backend work, and a large HLSL shader stack for hybrid rasterization, compute, and ray-tracing passes.
Key features include dynamic GI without prebaked probes, temporal reconstruction, ray-traced shadows and reflections, and a reference path-tracing mode for validation.
Its primary use case is advanced rendering research and prototyping for developers studying modern real-time lighting techniques.
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This project is a C++ SDK generator for Unreal Engine games across UE4 and UE5 versions.
It works by injecting a DLL into the target process, locating engine structures and offsets, and emitting generated headers and SDK code for analysis and tooling.
The codebase includes configurable offset overrides, multiple build options, and guidance for integrating generated output into downstream projects.
Its primary use case is Unreal Engine reverse engineering, including game security research, modding analysis, and internal structure mapping.
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This project is a .NET-based credential and token grabbing toolkit focused on Discord and browser data collection.
It implements webhook-based exfiltration and bundles anti-analysis checks such as anti-debugging, anti-VM, anti-sandbox, and anti-emulation logic.
Key capabilities include Discord token harvesting, browser cookie and password extraction, screenshot capture, Wi-Fi password collection, and clipboard hijacking behavior.
Its primary use case is offensive security and malware-analysis research into information stealer techniques and account-token abuse workflows.
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This project is an external Counter-Strike: Global Offensive cheat framework implemented in C++.
It uses an ImGui-based interface and a DirectX 9 rendering backend to provide configurable modules for aim assistance, visual overlays, and gameplay automation.
Included functionality covers adjustable aim smoothing and FOV, glow effects, bunnyhop, and no-flash style helpers driven by runtime settings.
Its primary use case is educational game-hacking research and experimentation with external tooling architectures.
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This project is a Windows kernel-assisted process dumper that targets protected applications with restricted user-mode handles.
It combines a custom driver and user-mode client to copy a process main module from memory and rebuild PE32 or PE64 headers and sections.
The implementation is written in C++ and documents practical workflow details for driver loading, dump generation, and handling anti-cheat-protected targets.
Its main use case is low-level reverse engineering research focused on protected game binaries and kernel-user interaction patterns.
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This project is an Unreal Engine plugin that provides more accurate server world time synchronization for clients.
It is implemented in C++ with Blueprint-compatible integration so multiplayer projects can consume synchronized time values in both code and visual scripting.
The plugin is structured for drop-in installation under a project plugins folder and focuses on reducing time drift in networked gameplay logic.
Its primary use case is multiplayer game development where reliable shared time is important for simulation, events, and latency-sensitive mechanics.
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This project is a basic Win32 executable packer for 32-bit PE files.
It is written in C++ and integrates a companion compression component to reduce payload size before rebuilding the packed executable.
The repository includes Visual Studio solution files, command-line usage guidance, and an extension branch that demonstrates self-validation ideas.
Its main use case is learning PE packing concepts for reverse engineering, binary protection experiments, and unpacking research.
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This project is a Cheat Engine plugin that exposes memory editing and process control features through an AI-oriented command channel.
It is implemented in C with Lua integration and uses asynchronous TCP communication to receive and execute remote instructions without blocking the host interface.
The plugin supports a broad command set for memory read and write operations, freezing values, disassembly and assembly tasks, process management, and DLL injection actions.
Its primary use case is automating game memory research workflows from external tooling and experimenting with AI-assisted Cheat Engine control.
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This project is a Python-based save editor for Palworld that lets users edit and generate companion data entries.
It provides a desktop workflow for loading save files, modifying attributes, cloning entities, and writing updated data back to disk.
The repository includes source scripts, build helpers, and packaged assets for running directly or compiling a Windows executable.
Its primary use case is game save modding and controlled experimentation with structured save data formats.
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This project is a full source release of a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive cheat framework intended as a learning codebase.
It is built in C++ and includes core modules for aiming logic, visuals, configuration handling, and in-game menu integration.
The repository ships project files and supporting UI components, emphasizing that users should build and study the code rather than treat it as a ready binary.
Its main use case is educational game security research and exploration of cheat architecture in legacy Source-engine titles.
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This project is an Unreal Engine 5.2 gameplay prototype that implements a fuse mechanic through an actor component.
It uses C++ and Blueprint-ready systems to pick up objects, align sockets, project placement previews, and create physics constraints with Chaos.
The implementation includes socket proximity matching, clipping checks, constrained attachment behavior, and debug visualization hooks for testing interactions.
Its primary use case is game mechanic prototyping and technical exploration of physics-driven object combination systems.
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This project is a Windows-focused security toolkit written in Go to harden programs against analysis and tampering.
It includes anti-debug, anti-virtualization, anti-DLL-injection, and hook-detection modules organized as reusable internal components.
The code relies on low-level Windows API interactions to detect suspicious runtime conditions and raise defensive signals.
Its primary use case is defensive research and adding anti-reverse-engineering checks to security-sensitive Go applications.
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This project is a C++ research collection for extracting data from files that are locked by other running processes.
It demonstrates several techniques, including stealing memory-mapped section handles, duplicating and closing remote handles, and related lock-bypass workflows.
The examples target scenarios like reading browser databases without stopping the browser, highlighting low-noise file acquisition behavior.
Its primary use case is authorized security research and forensics focused on understanding file-lock evasion and info-stealer tradecraft.