Projects sharing features with X TRACK

edk2 is a development project for creating system firmware that complies with the UEFI specification. It provides the necessary infrastructure to initialize hardware platforms and boot operating systems across multiple CPU architectures. The project utilizes a modular firmware architecture that decouples high-level management protocols from physical transport layers. It implements critical security features, including a measured boot chain, cryptographic primitives for image authentication, and support for Trusted Platform Module hardware and software implementations. Its capability surface

This firmware transforms an ESP32 device into a portable penetration testing platform by combining an embedded JavaScript runtime with multi-protocol wireless attack capabilities, USB and Bluetooth HID emulation, and a menu-driven user interface. It is designed as a unified system that integrates persistent storage, hardware abstraction for external radio modules, a serial command protocol for headless operation, and a web-based remote desktop that streams the device screen and relays button inputs for remote control. The custom JavaScript scripting environment enables users to write and run

DeviceKit is a hardware library for iOS that provides a value-type replacement for device specifications and system state metrics. It serves as a framework for detecting device identity, hardware capabilities, display metrics, and real-time system state indicators. The library includes tools for identifying specific device models, families, and simulator status to implement hardware-specific optimizations. It also provides a detector for physical components, such as biometric sensors and stylus support, to toggle interface features. Additional capabilities cover display metrics analysis for

Bruce is offensive security firmware for ESP32 hardware designed for network attacks, radio analysis, and hardware-based identity spoofing. It provides a specialized toolkit for conducting red team operations, including a WiFi penetration testing tool, a multi-protocol radio toolkit, and a system for emulating USB keyboards and mice to inject payloads. The firmware distinguishes itself through a broad range of signal manipulation capabilities, allowing for the cloning and writing of RFID tags and the transmission of disruptive pairing requests to Bluetooth devices. It also includes a multi-pr

electron-store is a persistence layer and key-value storage solution for Electron applications. It manages user preferences and application state by saving and retrieving structured data as JSON files on the local file system. The library includes capabilities for obfuscating configuration files to prevent manual modification of saved data. It also provides a system for automatic data structure migration when the application version is incremented and supports custom serialization pipelines to replace standard JSON parsing. The project covers a broad surface of state management, including sc

Electron JSON Storage is a utility for persisting and retrieving JavaScript objects as JSON files on the local filesystem within desktop applications. It functions as a wrapper for managing local configuration files, allowing developers to save and retrieve user preferences and application settings to maintain state across multiple sessions. The library distinguishes itself by providing both asynchronous non-blocking operations and synchronous fallback methods for data access. It manages data through key-value mapping, where unique string identifiers are translated into specific file paths, a

This project is a cross-platform library designed for desktop application development, providing a unified interface for window management, input handling, and hardware-accelerated graphics. It serves as a foundational framework that abstracts platform-specific windowing protocols and graphics APIs, enabling developers to create interactive software that functions consistently across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The library distinguishes itself by providing deep integration with low-level graphics APIs, specifically OpenGL and Vulkan. It manages the complexities of graphics context initializati

Project Nomad is a self-hosted survival suite and containerized offline operating environment. It provides a collection of essential tools, including a local retrieval-augmented generation system, an offline mapping server, and a local knowledge base for large language models, all designed to operate on air-gapped hardware. The system prioritizes total offline isolation to ensure telemetry-free operation. It enables private data analysis and semantic document querying through local-first vector storage and offline model execution, keeping all data on internal hardware without requiring intern

This project is a comprehensive dataset and archive of classical Chinese poetry, prose, and Confucian classics. It serves as a digital humanities corpus, providing machine-readable access to hundreds of thousands of poems and detailed poet biographies, specifically spanning the Tang and Song dynasties. The collection is distinguished by its scholarly depth, incorporating textual variation annotations to track disputed characters across different source editions. It also includes tonal pattern mapping to describe the rhythmic and phonetic structures of the verse, alongside a popularity ranking

NuttX is a POSIX-compliant real-time operating system designed for resource-constrained embedded environments. It functions as a scalable microcontroller OS that provides a Unix-like environment for managing hardware and running applications across architectures ranging from 8-bit to 64-bit. The system ensures high software portability by implementing a kernel that follows POSIX and ANSI standards. This allows developers to create portable embedded applications using standardized API calls across diverse hardware architectures. The project includes a modular kernel architecture and a hardwar

Labelme is a Python-based image annotation tool used to create computer vision datasets. It serves as a visual editor for semantic segmentation, allowing users to define object boundaries using polygons, rectangles, points, and circles. The application also functions as a multispectral image annotator, supporting high-bit depth TIFF files used in satellite and scientific imagery. The tool incorporates AI-assisted labeling capabilities to automate the creation of masks and polygons. These features allow for shape generation driven by text prompts or interactive point selections, which propose

json-server is a development toolset used to simulate a full REST API from a JSON file. It functions as a customizable mock API server that allows for the simulation of CRUD operations and resource relationships without the need to write backend code. The project enables rapid prototyping by generating a fake backend that persists data changes back to a local JSON file. It distinguishes itself by providing a static asset file server to deliver local documents, images, and stylesheets alongside the mock API endpoints. The server includes capabilities for data querying, such as parameter-based

Taskbook is a command-line task manager and note-taking application that operates within a terminal interface. It functions as a CLI Kanban board, allowing users to organize work into boards with status tracking and priority levels, while persisting all data as structured JSON documents in a configurable local directory. The tool enables personal knowledge management by grouping tasks and plain text notes into named boards and sections to categorize different projects. It supports task prioritization, status tracking, and the ability to mark items as favorites for quick retrieval. The applic

Segment Geospatial is a Python toolkit for isolating geographic features in remote sensing imagery using the Segment Anything Model. It functions as a remote sensing image processor that converts map tiles into georeferenced formats to generate segmentation masks from satellite data. The system enables the extraction of geographic objects through automatic mask generation or manual prompts, such as text descriptions, bounding boxes, and interactive markers. It supports timeseries imagery segmentation to track or identify objects across sequences of images over different dates and provides a g

TinyDB is a lightweight, document-oriented database and embedded NoSQL engine. It stores data as documents in local files, providing a persistence layer that operates without a separate server process. The system is an extensible document store featuring a middleware architecture. This allows for the customization of storage backends and the interception of data operations to transform how information is stored and retrieved. The database manages unstructured data using JSON-based serialization and supports pluggable storage backends for local file persistence.

Mockoon is an HTTP API simulation platform and design tool used to create fake API endpoints that simulate server responses without a backend. It functions as an OpenAPI mock server tool and a JSON API mocking utility, allowing for the rapid iteration of API contracts and the generation of response templates. The project distinguishes itself through a combination of stateful mocking, using a local JSON database to simulate CRUD operations, and the ability to run as a headless API mock server via a command line interface. It supports real-time collaborative editing and AI-assisted prototyping

1Remote is a portable remote desktop client that manages and launches remote sessions across multiple protocols from a single unified interface. It organizes servers using a flexible tagging system and stores all configuration in structured JSON files for easy backup and transfer between machines. The application supports launching RDP, SSH, VNC, Telnet, and other remote connections, and allows users to replace default protocol handlers with custom external programs that accept command-line arguments. It includes a bulk server editor for applying uniform changes to addresses, credentials, or

Smallest-Federated-Wiki is a decentralized knowledge base and federated wiki engine that allows users to fork, refactor, and share interconnected pages across independently hosted servers. It operates through peer-to-peer content federation, synchronizing knowledge by fetching remote page histories and merging shared content dynamically over HTTP. The platform enables decentralized content reuse through client-side page forking, copying external site data directly into a local workspace for independent editing. Document structures are built out of ordered collections of independent JSON data

StreetComplete is an Android application for editing and improving OpenStreetMap geographic data. It functions as a crowdsourced geographic data tool that identifies missing map information and allows users to fill in those gaps through a guided survey interface. The application includes a distance measurement tool that uses augmented reality to calculate physical lengths for precise mapping of geographic features. It also supports an offline geographic data collection workflow, enabling users to save survey responses locally when internet connectivity is unavailable and synchronize them with

S2E: A platform for multi-path program analysis with selective symbolic execution.

Towards Large-Scale Emulation of IoT Firmware for Dynamic Analysis

A True Instrumentable Binary Emulation Framework

Python core of avatar²

FirmWire is a full-system baseband firmware emulation platform for fuzzing, debugging, and root-cause analysis of smartphone baseband firmwares

Platform for emulation and dynamic analysis of Linux-based firmware

Bochs - Cross Platform x86 Emulator Project