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APKdevastate is a Windows application designed for the security analysis of Android APK files, focusing on identifying malware signatures, potential security risks, and suspicious behaviors by evaluating permissions, certificate details, and known RAT indicators. Key features include permission analysis, certificate verification, RAT detection, hash generation, and risk assessments, streamlining the process of evaluating APKs for malicious content. The tool also supports a CLI version for Linux users, further enhancing its accessibility for different platforms.

Android-Mem-Kit is a lightweight C library designed for Android security research, offering functionalities such as memory patching, function hooking, and symbol resolution. Notable features include integration with ShadowHook for inline function hooking, XDL for dynamic linker bypassing, and SLJIT for platform-independent JIT code generation, all optimized for minimal overhead and ease of use in native Android applications.

Aidyn is a decompilation project for the Nintendo 64 game Aidyn Chronicles: the First Mage, aimed at analyzing the game's internal mechanics and potentially porting it to modern platforms. The repository includes symbolic tables, pseudocode of source files, and headers, enabling insights into the game's structure and functionality. Despite challenges in producing usable code due to compiler limitations and the nature of the original programming, the project explores various porting avenues to enhance performance and modernize gameplay.

AGaMEMnon is an SDK that facilitates the synthesis and generation of flashable bitstreams for the AG32 microcontroller and its integrated FPGA fabric, enabling users to leverage a fully open toolchain without vendor binaries. It allows for Verilog-based development, providing functionalities such as synthesis, placement, routing, and programming, effectively serving as an IceStorm-like solution tailored to this unique RISC-V and FPGA combination. Notable features include support for real hardware peripherals and flexible integration of custom logic on the FPGA, making it a versatile tool for embedded systems development.

Adobo is a patching tool designed for enhancing the functionality of Android applications like YouTube and Reddit through the Morphe framework. Its primary use case involves modifying apps to block ads, remove unnecessary permissions, and introduce privacy-focused features. Notable capabilities include disabling tracking, enabling incognito modes for input methods, and extensive customization options for popular apps.

YoutubeExplode is a library designed to interface with YouTube for querying metadata of videos, playlists, and channels, as well as resolving and downloading video streams and closed caption tracks. It functions by scraping raw page data and utilizing reverse-engineered internal endpoints, offering capabilities such as video metadata retrieval and stream downloading through its `YoutubeClient` class. Notable features include easy integration with .NET via NuGet and an extension package for video conversion using FFmpeg.

YoutubeDownloader is a cross-platform application designed to facilitate the downloading of YouTube videos, playlists, and channels via URL input or keyword search. Its notable features include support for various video formats and qualities, automatic embedding of audio tracks and subtitles, and the ability to log in to a YouTube account to access private content. This tool leverages the YoutubeExplode library to ensure effective interaction with YouTube's infrastructure.

Wakaru is a tool designed to unpack and reverse the minification and transpilation of JavaScript bundles produced by tools like webpack and esbuild, transforming them into readable modern JavaScript code. Its primary use case is to enhance the understandability of compiled code for auditing and debugging purposes by restoring original syntax, removing bundler runtimes, and effectively splitting bundles back into their modular components. Notable features include support for multiple bundler formats, advanced transpiler recovery functions, and various transformation levels to balance between readability and fidelity to the original semantics.

The TryHackMeRoadmap repository provides a curated list of over 350 free TryHackMe rooms, categorized by skill level and topic, aimed at enhancing the learning experience for cybersecurity enthusiasts. Its notable features include a structured approach that covers various areas such as network security and web exploitation, alongside self-contained rooms with practical exercises to facilitate hands-on learning. Regular updates ensure relevance and accessibility to new resources in the evolving cybersecurity landscape.

Trueforce For All is a plugin designed to enable Logitech Trueforce-compatible haptic effects in any game that works with SimHub, filling the gaps for titles lacking official Trueforce support. It utilizes a reverse-engineered wire protocol to allow users to experience real-time haptic feedback while preserving the game's original force feedback through an FFB pass-through mechanism. Notable features include customizable telemetry-derived effects such as engine pulse, gear shift feedback, and ABS haptic responses, ensuring an immersive driving experience across supported Logitech racing wheels.

Trinity is a next-generation Java reverse-engineering tool designed for exploring, understanding, and rewriting bytecode. Key features include an advanced decompiler based on Fernflower, in-place renaming with immediate cross-referencing updates, instant constant searches, and customizable workspaces for project management. Its focus on extensive cross-referencing and built-in refactoring capabilities enhance the analysis and modification of Java applications.

TooGoodToGo-CLI is a command-line interface tool that automates the checkout process for the Too Good To Go service, allowing users to monitor and reserve magic bags before they sell out. Its notable features include passwordless account login, automatic handling of the checkout flow including 3DS challenges, an interactive menu for ease of use, and customizable notifications for item availability. Designed for simplicity, the tool can be easily configured and used directly from the command line without requiring additional software.

Shiva is a Just-In-Time (JIT) micropatching engine designed for ELF dynamic linking and patching of native Linux software on AArch64 and X86_64 architectures. It allows users to write C-based patches that can be compiled into ELF relocatable objects, enabling runtime modification of binaries at load-time through a method known as "chained linking." Notably, Shiva supports dynamic patching while retaining compatibility with existing ELF interpreters and emphasizes a straightforward user guide for seamless integration into existing workflows.

The repository contains a collection of scripts designed for use with the Agent tool. Its primary use case is to enhance automation and functionality within the Agent framework, facilitating various operational tasks. Notable features include easy integration and support for scripting common workflows in cybersecurity operations.

Sace is a mobile Unreal Engine Asset Editor designed for Android, enabling developers and modders to inspect and manipulate `.uasset` and `.uexp` files without requiring a PC. Its key features include full support for both UE4 and UE5 formats, a low-level tree view for visualizing nested data structures, real-time property editing, and an integrated hex editor for byte-level modifications, offering a powerful on-the-go editing experience.

ROLLER is a modern implementation of the 1995 racing game Whiplash, designed to run on current PC systems by replacing DOS-specific functions with SDL and platform-compatible equivalents. Its primary use case is for users to play a nostalgic game experience in contemporary environments, either through a browser demo or a native installation that requires original game assets. Notable features include support for loading game data from legally owned retail discs, a built-in demo version, and comprehensive tools for debugging and assembly output generation.

ReverseProxyDLL is a tool designed to create compatibility scaffolds for legacy x86 Windows DLLs, facilitating reverse engineering by automating the generation of proxy DLL projects. Its notable features include runtime loading of original DLLs, export resolution using `GetProcAddress`, call forwarding, and support for structured logging, all aimed at facilitating a more efficient workflow during the reverse engineering process. This tool stands out from conventional DLL proxy generators by being export and ABI aware, allowing for a more nuanced approach to dealing with complex legacy binaries.

ReVa is a Ghidra extension that functions as an MCP server to facilitate AI-assisted reverse engineering, leveraging large language models (LLMs) for enhanced interaction with Ghidra's capabilities. It focuses on minimizing context rot and hallucination through a tool-driven approach, providing critical, easily interpretable tools that empower LLMs to perform complex tasks on large binaries and firmware images. Notable features include reporting additional context to guide analysis, integration with other MCP servers for enriched data sourcing, and the ability to handle diverse queries related to reverse engineering tasks.

Rascal is a meta-programming language designed for constructing and manipulating software artifacts. Its primary use case involves providing tools for parser generation, type checking, and document compilation, making it suitable for developing languages and analysis tools. Notable features include a comprehensive standard library, an integrated development environment support, and compatibility with Maven for streamlined project management.

r2morph is a metamorphic mutation engine that enables tracked binary transformations, operating with structured validation and reporting. It supports various architectures and binary formats, offering 18 diverse mutation passes along with multiple validation modes and comprehensive reporting capabilities in formats such as SARIF and JSON. Key features include session management for rollback, a detection suite for various signatures, and the ability to analyze virtual machine handlers for devirtualization.

PyAutoRaid is a tool designed for optimizing gameplay in *Raid: Shadow Legends* by enabling players to simulate Clan Boss fights locally without using in-game keys. Its notable features include a key-free battle simulation, team and gear optimization, and detailed battle history tracking, allowing players to fine-tune their strategies before committing resources. The simulation harnesses the actual game engine for accurate results and maintains user data privacy by running entirely on the player's PC.

PrimeDecomp/prime is a decompilation project for the game Metroid Prime, requiring a valid game copy to function. It supports multiple game versions and emphasizes the use of native build tools for optimal performance across various operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux. Notable features include automatic rebuilds during development and compatibility with various disc image formats for easy setup.

Playstore Adblock is an Xposed module designed to eliminate sponsored listings and advertisements from the Google Play Store, enhancing the user experience by allowing seamless app browsing. It is compatible with Android 11 and above and requires libxposed API 101+, offering a straightforward installation process that involves activation through an Xposed manager. Notable features include adaptation to various Play Store versions and the ability to clear cached ad responses, ensuring optimal functionality.

A decompilation of Pikmin 2 (USA) brought to you by fans of the series.

NIIMBLUE is a web-based application designed for the design and printing of labels directly from a browser, emphasizing privacy by operating offline and storing data locally. Key features include support for Bluetooth and USB connections, a rich label editor with import/export capabilities, print previews with post-processing options, and compatibility with a wide range of printer models while implementing the NIIMBOT protocol extensively. The tool is accessible through standalone applications for Android and Windows, enhancing its usability across platforms.