Hello, my name is Ricardo i live in Brazil and i have huge passion for software security and i am always following the latest security technologies, specially in the game industry. I've been doing this all my life really but in the last 5+ years i had real experience, in both sides, working with anti-cheat solutions and with anti-cheat exploitating as well.
- Software development (C/C++)
- Assembly language
- CI/CD, automation and more
- Anticheat and DRM-like protection for games and general software
- Reverse engineering (static analysis and live debugging)
- Windows exploitation (kernel and usermode)
- Windows kernel driver development
- And much more things related to software security (packers, debuggers, virtual machines and etc.)
- MasterHide - Abusing Kaspersky Hypervisor to hook Windows syscalls (SSDT like)
- titancf - A project that i had in 2019 for CrossFire, an (ex)popular FPS game here in Brazil.
- iw4mp - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) cheat code base
- Intraceptor - Intercept Windows NT API calls and redirect them to a kernel driver to bypass process/threads handle protections.
- VAC kernel-mode bypass - Bypass for Valve Anti-cheat in kernel-mode (ring 0)
- Loader Client and Server - A skeleton project for a cheat loader client and server
- jm-xorstr decrypt IDA script - A IDA script to (try) decrypt jm-xorstr statically
- lazy_importer_ex - lazy_importer is a tool to make reverse engineering harder by inline parsing and obtaining imports, this is a improved version with kernel-mode support.
- EMACLAB Anticheat Reversal - The first and only reverse engineered IDA database of EMACLAB Anticheat, often called GamersClub Anticheat.
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