Shuffleperson

I am a developer and reverse engineer from Estonia. I don't just use software; I deconstruct it to understand and bypass its limitations. My work is a practical application of low-level systems knowledge to solve complex problems in automation and security.

A perfect example is my PixelPlaceJS project. The site owner allows botting but intentionally makes it difficult as a technical challenge. To solve this, I had to dive into layers of heavily obfuscated JavaScript to reverse engineer their WebSocket protocol. This wasn't just about reading network traffic; it was about finding the clever tricks hidden in their code to bypass custom rate-limiting and client-side security checks, ultimately allowing me to build a lightweight, headless client that speaks the native language of the server.

I apply this same methodology everywhere: from injecting DLLs to patch memory in compiled applications like GeforceNowAMD, to understanding the digital fingerprints (TLS, Canvas) that power modern anti-bot systems. I have extensive experience bypassing advanced fraud detection by manipulating these signals.

This site is a portfolio of that work. On my Blog, I post writeups detailing the thought process and technical execution behind these projects. For a complete overview, see the About page or dive into the code on GitHub.