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Name: Phil

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sapphyrus

Hi there, welcome to my profile 👋 I'm Phil, 19 years and from Germany. I'm interested in programming, application security, gaming and game hacking. My language of choice is usually Ruby ❤ or Crystal (as you can see from my projects) but I'm also pretty proficient in Lua and ok-ish in JavaScript, Java, C++, C# and PHP.

💬 Contact

Telegram - sapphyrus
E-Mail - [email protected] (Public Key)
You can also reach me via forum DMs but I usually don't check them more than once or twice a day

⚡ Projects

Ruby:

sapphyrus/vdf, a really fast Valve Data Format parser / serializer gem for Ruby (Published at RubyGems)
sapphyrus/PwnAdventure3Proxy, a PWN Adventure 3 proxy written in Ruby with features such as a pretty clean and modular packet deserializer, basic Aimbot, unlimited Mana and Health and hot reloading of the code.
gamesensical/docs, a alternative lua documentation for gamesense. A Ruby tool dynamically generates gitbook, mkdocs and emmylua directories from a few template files and json data
sapphyrus/mcd-survey-bot, a telegram bot that automatically retrieves the free drink codes from a promotion McDonald's ran in Germany in 2019

JavaScript:

sapphyrus/nbhourboost, a simple and easy-to-use Steam hourboost tool (don't judge the code too much, I wrote this 3 years ago)
gamesensical/gamesensical.github.io, a js tool that optimizes and beautifies lua code by, for example, localizing global variables (to reduce string table lookups). The code is pretty messy and I'm not a big fan of JS anyway..

Lua:

sapphyrus/table_gen.lua, a lua library to generate ascii tables inspired by ozh's Ascii Table Generator website
sapphyrus/sourcenav.lua, a small and fast Source Engine Navigation Mesh parser
sapphyrus/gamesense-lua, some of my pre-workshop lua scripts for gamesense. Some of them are compiled/obfuscated

Misc:

sapphyrus/hsctf-2019, some writeups for the HSCTF 2019 ctf
sapphyrus/CSGO-Grenades, a old and outdated list of CS:GO smoke/flash/molly locations for the (back then) active duty maps

Phil's Projects

anilist-manual

awesome-selfhosted

This is a list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted locally. Selfhosting is the process of locally hosting and managing applications instead of renting from SaaS providers.

cryptogram

🌟 Cryptocurrency Telegram Bot

csgo-grenades

Library of CS:GO Smokes, Flashes, Molotovs and HEs

docs.lukkit.net

The Lukkit documentation uses GitBook for automatic updates direct from GitHub. The website is a combination of the original v1.1.3 documentation website and the v2.0 wiki documentation.