Historical Windows temporal memory-state research artifact for studying time-bound memory observations, validation limits, and defensive visibility.
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Historical Windows temporal memory-state research artifact for studying time-bound memory observations, validation limits, and defensive visibility.
Reusable analysis and evidence-backed recovery toolkit for Dex2C-protected APKs
Experimental TypeRB native-code compiler and runtime research; not a supported backend.
Sanitized reverse-engineering research on the SckitVMP container and native execution pipeline
Safety-gated Codex Skill for authorized Android Java, JNI, and native runtime tracing with Frida, IDA, Unidbg, load-bias analysis, and crash diagnosis.
Python reference and bootstrap compiler for MiniLang, producing native Windows x64 PE32+ and Linux x64 ELF64 executables.
Reiwa Bat Language (RBL) is a compiled programming language with a direct x86-64 assembly backend, Linux and Windows targets, its own runtime, project CLI, and graphical IDE (RBL Studio).
Plain English in, native code out. A deterministic compiler (no AI) that turns sentences about data and behaviour into LLVM IR, choosing the data structures itself, and asks instead of guessing.
Symbolic Language (SL) — an ASCII-first systems programming language with a Python bootstrap compiler, static semantics, native LLVM code generation, modules, packages, and an evolving self-hosting toolchain.
A systems programming language with Python-like syntax, C++-level power and rustc-grade strictness. The compiler is written in Mandela itself.
Portable native feature capsules with explicit calling interfaces, bounded memory and reproducible extraction.
An automated, deterministic, and reproducible reverse engineering framework for Android hardened applications. Features Unidbg-based cryptographic empirical analysis, JNI mapping recovery, and structured threat modeling for DTC-protected native libraries. For academic & responsible disclosure purposes only.
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