- 👋 Hi, I’m @DoxrGitHub (I did not know what doxxing was when I created this stupid username)
- 👀 I’m interested in researching ligma!
- Favorite Language: JavaScript (I normally use the NodeJS runtime for projects)
- Very interested in cybersecurity
Some of my old projects that I haven't ported to GitHub are on my Replit. They're extremely old, and therefore are essentially useless.
I'm currently trying to remake my portfolio. Here are a couple of things to check out if you're interested:
An abandoned (at least, for now) project to create a new, open source blocking system; one made for low end school chromebooks. I stopped development as I didn't really get enough time, and I'm willing to pick up the project again. The current state of the extension is "functional and usable," but not exactly something you'd be able to set up yet.
Old group that a couple of us made from scratch. It has some useful resources, such as private extension dumps. No exploits or breakthroughs though :(
A blog website that I have made. Contains public disclosures for vulnerabilities I have found.
Some of my other public projects:
A self-hosted payment system for Chrome extensions. Gus gives you full control over monetization, with no fees (you keep 100% of the revenue) and fine-control integration. I made as a way of having more control over how my extensions handle payments.
A short project of mine, to create a new YouTube client without the lag that low end devices like Chromebooks have to face, while keeping the YouTube streaming speeds.
JSON "database" library; makes it really easy to work with persistent JSON files (or localStorage for the client version) for simple KV database usage. Inspired by Replit's KV built in database.
An RSA/assymetric encryption re-implementation from scratch for fun called DOPE (Doxr Open Protocol Encryption), one of my only cryptographic projects.
There is a lot more (public) tomfoolery, but this is a small listing. See DoxrV2 (text: https://doxr.xyz/) for links and stuff.