maximmasiutin

openssl-ca-automation

The Automation Tools for the OpenSSL-based CA

Minecraft-Bot

Minecraft Farming/Carpeting bot that uses the MineFlayer library and can plant/harvest wheat and fill surface with white carpets

Keyboard-Corrector-for-DOOM

The Keyboard Corrector for the DOOM II game released by id Software in 1994. The utility is written by Maxim Masiutin for Turbo Assembler, "IDEAL" mode, "p386". Released on August 18, 1995. The utility inverts the state of the Shift key so that you do not need to hold the Shift key all the time during the game in for the game character (Doomguy) to run. It also allows you to switch weapons with KeyPad.

interrupt-20-handler

The int20 MS-DOS interrupt handler, written using Assembly by Maxim Masiutin on May 30, 1991. The SEC.LIB file is converted to UTF-8 encoding before uploading to GitHub.

exegrab

The Graphic Screen Grabber for MS-DOS released on April 7, 1995.

Dos-Navigator-screen-savers

Dos Navigator II Screen Savers (Fire, Water, Fade) written by Andy Zabolotny (Andrew Zabolotny), released on January 22, 1995

Dos-Navigator

Dos Navigator is an orthodox file manager for MS-DOS written in 1991-1999.

ctrl-v-1-0

CTRL - a screen capture utility. This repository contains the initial version of CTRL - version 1.0, written on March 22, 1993 by Maxim Masiutin. CTRL written using assembly language and uses only the 8086 instruction set, without any later instructions, be it 80186, 80286, 80386, etc. The file uses MS-DOS encoding.

ctrl

CTRL v1.44 is a TSR (terminate and stay resident) program for MS-DOS written on July 28, 1994, by MasyutinMax (Maxim Masiutin). Copyright (C) 1992-94. CTRL has the following functions: (1) capture the screen and save to a file, (2) reboot the computer, (3) pause the execution of the current program. CTRL is written using Assembly Languages with only 8086 instruction set, without any later instructions, be it 80186, 80286, 80386, whatsoever. The file is in the MS-DOS encoding.

comunp

Universal MS-DOS .COM-files unpacker v1.0. Example of using Intel 386 Debug Registers.

bin2asm

The BIN to ASM Encoder Utility. Converts a binary file to a textual dd/dq/dt data which can be included into an assembly file to yield the original data. Useful for including binary data into assembly files. Version 1.1 is written on November 2nd, 1993 by Maxim Masiutin.

argus

A FidoNet mail transfer agent for Win32 over dial-up and TCP/IP connections written using Delphi in 1996-2001.

TinyWeb

TinyWeb is a small yet fully functional web server (HTTP, HTTPS) written in Delphi for Win32 by Maxim Masiutin. First version released in 1997.

mineflayer-pathfinder

Pathfinding plugin that gives bot the ability to go from A to B

abe-cas

Attribute Based Encryption for Compartmented Access Structure

WebGoat

WebGoat is a deliberately insecure application

wjlatexpreprint

WikiJournal pdf preprint automation using wikimedia2latex

FastCodeBenchmark

The Benchmark Software from the original Fastcode Challenge, some tests are adapted to 64-bit version of Delphi

rsa-boneh-durfee

A software to demonstrate the Boneh & Durfee attack to recovery a low private exponent of an RSA key

rsa-hastad-broadcast

Demonstration of the Hastad's RSA Broadcast message recovery method using Python 3

rsa-common-modulus

A Python 3 script to describe RSA Common Modulus Attack. Supports various output formats.

rsa-coppersmith-stereotyped-message

RSA Coppersmith Stereotyped Message Recovery with Python 3 using Sage Math

c-jwt-cracker

An utility that tries to guess, in a multiple iterations, a HMAC secret from a JSON Web Token (JWT), defined in RFC 7519. Supports HS256, HS384 and HS512 algorithms that you can specify via cmdline.

star-control-2-sound-setup-selen

php-safe-secure-image-upload

PHP safe/secure image upload code snippet that illustrates the issues that may arise

CryptoAttacks

Implementation of attacks on cryptosystems

MD5_Transform-x64

MD5 transform routine optimized for x64 processors written using Macro Assembler. The performance is 4.94 CPU cycles per byte (on a typical Intel CPU like Skylake).

CRC32-Slicing-x64-Asm-Pas

CRC32 Slicing-By-8 Assembler IA-32 & x86-64 / Pascal implementation. IA-32 or x86-64 assembler code has 1,20 CPU clock cycles (on Skylake) per byte of data.