Herman Semenoff
About me
I have HPC and Security Team, team contains only AI agents and me.
I love architectural x64, mips64 optimizations, cache management, and branch prediction.
I’m always trying to improve everything, and I have a lot of closed forks of large projects.
Sometimes, out of boredom, I can open them and merge changes to mainline branch of the project.
I don’t have much time for constant activity in opensource, I often make changes and forget to finish something.
Stack
- Langs: C Linux, C++ Qt/Winapi/Borland, NASM, FASM, MASM, UASM
- Disassemblers: radare2/rizin, Cutter, Ida Pro, Ghidra, x64dbg
- and others static, dynamic and fuzzing analyzers
My open forks
Microsoft refused to cooperate with me, they do not issue an EV certificate to fix driver vulnerability. Many thanks Gamers Nexus team for highlighting this global issue on Windows.
- WebDriverxx (Client C++ API for Selenium Server - test automation for browser-based web applications)
- PicoBase64 (very fast and lightweight header-only C/C++ library for decode and encode strings. Bechmarks here!)
- AQEMU (Im continue maintain AQEMU)
- midi2mod (for demoscene and old keygens fans)
- NUMAyei (attempt make Windows more NUMA-awarless using DLL hijacking winapi calls)
- LibreAward (attempt make Award BIOS free opensource and modifyable)
- MT7601 driver linux (maintance Mediatek 7601U WiFi driver for Linux)
- LXOpenbox (my Openbox fork)
- LXPulseAudio (my Pulseaudio fork)
- LibreGoanna (my PaleMoon/Basilisk browser fork)
- and others this
My reverse engineered Win32 drivers
- RTCore64 (fully restored MSI RivaTuner opensource driver with fix new vulns and old CVE)
- iqvw64e (attempt restore original source code and behavior with fixes new find vulnerabilities)
My progress reverse engineering games in decomp.me
My favorite books
My favorite teacher
Edward Numbless
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