so, turns out that cardputer firmware is gonna have to wait! i'm happy to say that i've begun working on a project for the new YSWS, TerminalCraft! i've been wanting to make a CLI tool for a while now, and this is the perfect opportunity. as i was brainstorming (daydreaming during my classes because i have terminal senioritis), i realized that it'd be pretty cool to have a bundled solution for data exfiltration that's a little more classy than just... opening a netcat listener on my pi zero at home and using a basic base64 encode... so i've decided to start developing XFilBuddy, a new all-in-one tool for exfiltration. i'd like for it to support data compression, protocol masking, steganography, encoding using Aces, and of course HTTP proxy stuff. i think i've put a lot on my plate... but i'm excited! i'd like for this to ideally be a project i work on long-term, that i can present to employers when it's in a further state of development
hi, i’m guac and this is my first scrapbook post! i just did scrapyard austin and i feel wayy more inspired to actually code things instead of just… breaking them. i like Python and Java like a basic bitch, but i’ve also been using C# and .NET for a school project and oh my god it’s like if you could actually make GUIs in Java… anyways i bought a kick-ass little $30 ESP-32 demon that has some DANGEROUS capabilities, and i think my next project is to write some firmware for a hardware cryptography module i bought for it!
