Inside BitAIM+: Reverse Engineering a Commercial Carrom Pool Cheat
A commercial Android cheat sells itself as an AI aim assistant for Carrom Pool. I pulled it apart: a rebranded VirtualApp container, YAHFA inline hooking, five hook plugins hidden as plaintext base64 inside a native library, a hand-written devirtualization of Google's PairIP protection, direct memory reads into the game's physics engine, and a paywall whose two tiers are hardcoded constructor calls. There is no AI anywhere. There is not even a physics simulation.
Reverse Engineering the ITE 8910 Keyboard RGB Protocol for OpenRGB
How I reverse-engineered the complete USB HID protocol of the ITE 8910 keyboard controller from a Windows DLL and .NET executable, and contributed per-key RGB support with 14 modes to OpenRGB - the first implementation for this chip on Linux.