I'm a software engineer. Started coding at 11 and got into game modding, reverse engineering, memory hacking, binary reversing, and network protocols. First person to bypass Miniclip's Agar.io antibot system and the first to get bots working reliably on public servers after their patches. Somehow all this weird background turned into a career.

Along the way I reverse engineered stuff like A3 ERP and ICG Front-Hotel, got on the Google Bug Hunters Hall of Fame, shipped some tools to Kali Linux, contributed to RPM and the Apache Software Foundation, and worked on the redborder Linux distribution for a while. Got a few Ruby gems out there too. Everything I build is open source. I just prefer knowing what's running on my machine. And yours.

These are just the ones that survived my terrible habit of not pushing to GitHub. RIP to the rest.

• Slopper — GitHub Action that scores PRs with deterministic heuristics to fight low-quality AI-generated contributions
• sqlmc — SQL injection scanner, official Kali Linux tool
• mojo — Multithreaded C++20 web crawler for AI/LLM data ingestion
• rb-sip — Real-time SIP/RTP call sniffer and audio reconstructor in C
• kernel-bpcontroller — Linux kernel module for bypass control using kprobes
• snort3 (redborder) — Snort3 NGIPS fork — kafka output, GeoIP, MultiML, and more
• rb-arubacentral — Aruba Central API client for network device location tracking
• logstatter — Logstash pipeline monitor in Rust, shipping metrics to Kafka
• easycache — Ruby gem for in-memory key-value caching, used in production
• AgarRepacker — Protocol bridge to make old Agar.io clients talk to newer server versions
• AgarGexi — Agar.io browser extension I wrote when I was 12
• organization-to-repo — Jenkins pipeline for delivery and deployment across redborder systems

and some cool internal corporate software that, sadly, I cannot share here.