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Software Engineering and Cybersecurity student. I'm into malware analysis, Linux, open source and machine learning.
This page runs a mini version of cromatóforo: give it an image and it takes its colors. And press ` to open my terminal.
detection engineering
Anyone can run a YARA rule. The hard part is knowing how good it is: how many false positives it throws against legitimate software and what it actually detects. Crisol turns that into a reproducible number.
The test bench measured a 12.18% false positive rate on 52 legitimate binaries and drove the redesign rule by rule down to 0% with no loss of detection. It then held at 0% on 315.
local AI
An assistant that runs entirely on my machine on top of Ollama. An 8B model is terrible with numbers, so it knows when to hand off to a real calculator or a Python executor instead of making up the answer.
And before anything goes to the cloud, a filter catches card numbers, passwords or tokens and forces the answer to stay local.
automation
I write the script and out comes the edited video. Each sentence is preceded by a line of fields from a closed vocabulary, so the same line always produces the same frame.
Voice, images, subtitles and assembly happen on their own, and every step is idempotent: you can stop halfway and pick up where you left off. Pick a line from the script.
If you want to talk about a project, security or anything else, drop me a line.
cromatóforo
Don't have one handy? Try one of these:
$ wal --original