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Independent security researcher specializing in Windows kernel internals and anti-cheat system analysis.

Previously moneyissogood. I contribute to Epic Games' security through HackerOne and publish technical research on kernel architecture and detection mechanisms.

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Javelin (EA-AC)

All Javelin content is password-protected and shared exclusively with EA security staff to prevent misuse by malicious actors.

Unveiling Javelin's Thread Unwinding

Coming Soon

Reversing EA's thread stackwalking implementation, along with a few bits of bonus content about their interruption methods.

Reversing Javelin's Import Resolution

April 2026

Reversing EA's encrypted import table implementation using per-call-site XOR keys and obfuscated construction patterns.

Analysing Javelin's Mouse Interception

January 2026

Deep dive into EA AntiCheat's function pointer hooking approach to mouse input monitoring through WPP tracing infrastructure.

EasyAntiCheat

Analysing EasyAntiCheat's Cryptographic Protocol

December 2025

Analysis of EAC's AES-256-CBC + ECDSA-P256 implementation, extracting keys from obfuscated code, and discovering their driver enumeration system.

Game Security Research

Understanding Anti-Cheat Architecture

March 2026

From telemetry profiling to backend intelligence, this is the reality of the anti-cheat arms race.

Breaking the MmCopyMemory Bypass

April 2026

Detecting fake parity errors in the PFN database by cross-referencing against Intel's Machine Check Architecture registers.