ByteWitch's Microscope
  • <script> alert("me"); </script>
  • Vulnerability Analysis
    • Meltdown - How modern CPUs leak sensitive data by side channel attacks
  • Programming
    • Rust: The Greatest Innovation in Modern Programming
  • Concurrency
    • Introduction to Asynchronous Programming
    • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure I - Stack
    • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure II - Memory ordering and fences
    • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure III - Behaviour oriented concurrency
  • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure IV - Growable array
  • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure V - Split Ordered list (Lock-free Hashmap)
  • Getting started with lock-free concurrent data structure VI - Hazard Pointer
  • Reverse Engineering
    • Code Injection - Python library function hooking
    • Reversing Electron Apps - NodeJS binary modules
  • Writeups
    • MIT - The missing semester writeup
  • Old-BlogPost
    • Reverse Engineering Techniques - Detect open source Libraries and its functions
    • Analyzing Mi-Home Protocal
    • Modern program and memory structure
    • Finding pointers using Cheat Engine
    • Offsets and how to find them
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  • 💡 I am confident with
  • ⚡ Things I know about
  • ⚙️ Dotfiles

<script> alert("me"); </script>

Hi, I am an inconspicuous person who is enthusiastic about different areas in computer.

Though still trying to get a peaceful life in rough days, I hope I will learn and contribute with my passion.

💡 I am confident with

  • Debugging: I love finding and fixing bugs on all kinds of computers.

  • Learning: I can learn things very quick by doing projects around that topic.

  • Problem-Solving: I am proud of my problem-solving skills as a reverse engineer, and I can use that skill in many areas such as programming.

⚡ Things I know about

  • Languages:

    • C/C++, Python, Java, Swift, Rust, Assembly languages (with docs)

    • Bash, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, SQL

    • and all kinds of programming languages that have a detailed documentation.

  • Frameworks & Libraries: React, Node.js, Flask, Django

  • Tools: Git, Docker, VS Code, Burpsuite, Ghidra, GDB

(These are things I used but I am not confident. Need to read docs when I'm using them)

I personally don't like to categories them as tech stack, since I am just using them as tools but not what I depends on.

⚙️ Dotfiles

  • LF: Support image preview in terminal

  • NeoVim: LunarVim theme with debuggers

  • Link: https://github.com/MTAwsl/dotfiles

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