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"An ethical hacking project focused on exploring vulnerabilities in NFC-enabled ATM cards. It analyzes security flaws and attack vectors, demonstrating potential exploits in NFC-based financial systems for educational purposes. This project is part of my cybersecurity studies to enhance understanding of NFC security risks."

  • Updated Jan 5, 2026
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NEC uPD7725 and uPD96050 DSP emulator in Python, cycle accurate. Held to NEC's data book for every flag each ALU operation touches and to a per-encoding corpus for the whole processor state: 1,002,240 instructions compared, zero disagreements. 100% branch coverage, no firmware ever

  • Updated Aug 25, 2026
  • Python

MOS 6502 and WDC 65C816 CPU emulator in Python, cycle accurate. Sixteen parts chosen at construction, held to the manufacturers' data sheets and to a per-opcode suite: 17,900,000 state cases and 17,870,080 cycle-exact cases compared, zero failures. 100% branch coverage, no dependencies

  • Updated Aug 25, 2026
  • Python

Zilog Z80 CPU emulator in Python, cycle accurate to the T state. Held to Zilog's own manual for every machine cycle and to a per-opcode suite for every T state: 1,604,000 cases and 22,005,372 T states compared, zero failures. Three parts, NMOS and CMOS, 100% branch coverage, no dependencies

  • Updated Aug 25, 2026
  • Python

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