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Mystagic
- Edmonton, Alberta, CA
- https://mystagic.io
- @Mystagic
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An API to interact with the popular messaging app Discord
Logs key Windows process performance metrics. #nsacyber
π Web app for browsing, reading and downloading eBooks stored in a Calibre database
API for Current cases and more stuff about COVID-19 and Influenza
Armour -- an advanced eggdrop channel protection script for IRC
Official repository of OnionCat, the VPN adapter for Tor and I2P.
**MOVED TO https://github.com/LeelaChessZero/leela-chess ** A chess adaption of GCP's Leela Zero
Visualizing the distribution of places of worship around the globe
Display arbitrary GeoJSON on a map with a timeline slider and play button
Analyze and visualize your Google Hangouts chat history
Visualize your Google Location History using an interactive heatmap
A simple class in C++ to load and read/write process memory, it comes with an example of how to decrypt the once popular demoscene e-zine HUGI data archives.
A small utility to run raw code chunks in the executable memory area.
Willy is a monospaced font created a long ago by my demoscene friend Willy, it's perfect for displaying ascii-art.
This repository is now obsolete. Its files and history have been merged into https://github.com/OpenCollar/opencollar
This repository is now obsolete. Its files and history have been merged into https://github.com/OpenCollar/opencollar
This repository is now obsolete. Its files and history have been merged into https://github.com/OpenCollar/opencollar
The Open Source Role Play Device for the Metaverse.
Crackme solutions to CTFs/crackmes/keygenmes I find
Simple Polymorphic Engine (SPE32) is a simple polymorphic engine for encrypting code and data. It is an amateur project that can be used to demonstrate what polymorphic engines are.
Software copy protection against cracking & reverse engineering with anti-cracking & anti-debugging techniques. Software license key system with time trial options.
Ghidra is a software reverse engineering (SRE) framework