I'm a passionate Developer and Reverse Engineer from Germany that loves making and breaking DRMs ;). With years of experience in software development and deep technical knowledge, I enjoy tackling complex challenges, whether it's building innovative solutions or dissecting existing ones to understand their inner workings.
- Programming Languages: C/C++, Objective C, Go, Dart, C#, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript
- Frameworks & Tools: Flutter, Vue JS, Electron, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Docker, Git
- Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Android, iOS
- Reverse Engineering: x86/arm64/power pc assembly, Binary analysis, debugging
- My own software DRM that hasn't ever been cracked yet, reverse engineering samples can be obtained for free by contacting me
- Monarch, a collection of my fun projects which currently includes a forum, file sharing and e-mail provider
- Overdose, my private cheat provider with sophisticated anticheat bypass and a fully automated unique build system
- Snapchat jailbreak and sideloading detection bypass, currently used by one of the biggest Snapchat modifications for ios out there
- PS4 linux port for firmware 11.00 (modded warfare video, My initial showcase)
- Many more things I made over the years but never publicly released on various platforms/video game consoles. However, I would like to open source some of my projects in the future and start writing more blog posts as most repos on this github account are very old.
- Diving deeper into low-level programming and operating system internals.
- Exploring advanced reverse engineering techniques and tools.
- Developing CPU emulators
- Problem-Solving First: I believe in solving problems with the simplest, most effective solutions.
- Clean Code: Write code that is easy to read, maintain, and extend.
- Continuous Learning: Technology evolves, and so should we.
- Website: click here
- Email: eintim@eintim.me
- Telegram: @eintim23
- Matrix: @eintim23:matrix.org
- Threema: 36U2JFJY
- Discord: @eintim23
“Software is like sex: it's better when it's free.” – Linus Torvalds