Bellatrix Lugosi (Cvar1984)

Cybersecurity & Software Engineering

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Security-minded developer building practical tools at the intersection of cybersecurity, systems programming, statistics, mathematics and science. Comfortable moving from low-level Linux and native code to PHP web applications, scripting, networking, analysis and experimental projects.

Core Skills

PHP Lua C / C++ Python JavaScript GNU/Linux Cybersecurity Penetration Testing Web Security Malware Analysis Binary Analysis Reverse Engineering Rizin / Cutter Assembly NASM LD_PRELOAD Bypass Digital Forensics OSINT Networking Statistical Analysis Mathematics Physics Astronomy Software Defined Radio Unity

Recent Work & Experiments

Stockfish REST API experiments and PHP chess-engine integration.

Chess move handling, PGN processing and analysis workflows.

Statistical anomaly detection using entropy, Z-scores and residual analysis.

Linux administration, networking, VPN, routing, web server and infrastructure work.

Scientific programming around astronomy, cosmology, physics and numerical methods.

GitHub Achievements

Developer Program Member Developer Program
Arctic Code Vault Contributor Arctic Code Vault
×2 Pair Extraordinaire Pair Extraordinaire
×2 Pull Shark Pull Shark
×4 Starstruck Starstruck
Quickdraw Quickdraw
Public Sponsor Public Sponsor
×2 YOLO YOLO

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Organizations & Contributions

BlackHoleSecurity Collaborative cybersecurity research, system auditing, and threat analysis tooling.
WebXDAO Open-source community focused on decentralized web development, integrations, and tools.

Contributed to the Rizin reverse engineering framework and Cutter GUI projects.

Contributed to Sherlock (the OSINT username scanner and social hunter).

Contributed to the Suika2 (Japanese visual novel game engine).

Public Profile

Public GitHub numbers change over time.

Interests

Particle physics, nuclear science, astrophysics, astronomy, aviation, embedded systems, machine learning, software-defined radio, mathematics and experimental computing.