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CPScript

Low-level Developer | Malware Analyst | Systems Engineer

Specializing in the art of manipulating hardware and software at their foundational levels. Creator of SystemScript language and Founder of "TRUST SYSTEMS", developing military-grade security tools and custom system frameworks.

About Me

Exploring the depths of low-level programming and system architecture

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Who is CPScript?

I'm CPScript, also known as 0x44isease, a low-level developer with expertise in system exploitation, malware analysis, and kernel development. My work focuses on the intricate intersection of hardware and software, diving deep into how systems operate at their foundational levels.

As the creator of SystemScript language and lead developer at TRUST SYSTEMS, I develop military-grade security tools and custom system frameworks designed for both protection and controlled exploitation. My passion lies in understanding and manipulating the lowest levels of computing architecture.

cpscript@system:~

$ whoami
CPScript - Low-level Developer & Systems Engineer
Root access granted to kernel functions and hardware interfaces
Clearance: Level 5 - System Exploitation & Malware Analysis
$ cat /etc/expertise
- Assembly programming (x86/x86-64)
- Kernel & driver development
- System exploitation frameworks
- Reverse engineering & malware analysis
- Custom low-level language design
- Hardware manipulation & firmware development
$ echo $MISSION
"To master and advance the art of low-level programming, creating tools and frameworks that push the boundaries of what's possible with hardware and software integration."
$ ls -la projects/

Technical Arsenal

My diverse toolkit for system manipulation and low-level development

Core Expertise

  • Low-level Programming
  • Malware Analysis
  • System Architecture
  • Memory Management

System Control

  • Systems Exploitation
  • Kernel Development
  • Firmware Development
  • Boot-Sector Development

Advanced Technologies

  • Machine Learning
  • GPU Programming
  • Language Design
  • Binary Analysis

Languages & Tools

My programming languages and development tools

x86 Assembly
x86 ASM
Assembly
Assembly
C
C
C++
C++
C#
C#
Rust
Rust
Go
Go
Nim
Nim
Java
Java
Swift
Swift
Haskell
Haskell
Python
Python
JavaScript
JavaScript
TypeScript
TypeScript
PHP
PHP
Ruby
Ruby
Lua
Lua
VBS
VBS
Bash
Bash
Batch
Batch
HTML
HTML
SQL
SQL

Operating Systems

Platforms I use

Arch Linux
Arch Linux
Kali Linux
Kali Linux
Parrot OS
Parrot OS
Windows
Windows
macOS
macOS
Red Hat
Red Hat
Debian
Debian
Raspbian
Raspbian
Hyra
Hyra
Android
Android

Featured Projects

A small selection of my projects

SystemScript

Custom programming language bridging low-level and high-level development with direct hardware access capabilities and memory management features.

Language Design Compiler Memory Management
Explore Project

Memory-Manipulation

Lightweight memory manipulation framework for advanced memory operations, allowing for precise control over system resources and memory allocation.

C/C++ Assembly Memory Management
Explore Project

8bitCPU-HDL

Custom 8-bit CPU implementation in hardware description language, demonstrating advanced digital logic design and processor architecture principles.

HDL CPU Architecture Digital Logic
Explore Project

kernel-game

Kernel software for boot sector backup and restoration, ensuring system integrity and providing disaster recovery options.

Assembly C Kernel
Explore Project

Hyra OS (By Ian M.)

An Operating system made my a freind of mine, You Should Check It Out!!!.

OS Development Kernel System Architecture
Explore Project

Kyro OS

A weponized operating system focusing on user security. This is more of a unbloated weponized framework as an operating system.

Python Operating System Weponized
Explore Project

SystemScript

A powerful multi-paradigm systems programming language for complete hardware and software control

Reimagining System-Level Programming

SystemScript is my custom programming language that bridges the gap between low-level system programming and high-level application development. With a C-like syntax but considerably more power and flexibility, it provides direct hardware manipulation capabilities alongside high-level abstractions.

The language uses a recursively enumerable parsing system that enables both precise control and expressive syntax, making it suitable for everything from kernel development to web applications, while maintaining absolute control over underlying systems resources.

SystemScript Example

// Basic program structure
module example;

import system.io;
import system.memory;

// Constants
const MAX_BUFFER_SIZE: u32 = 4096;

// Function definition with type annotations
fn calculate_checksum(data: *u8, length: u32) -> u32 {
    let sum: u32 = 0;
    
    for (let i: u32 = 0; i < length; i++) {
        sum += *unsafe_offset(data, i);
    }
    
    return sum & 0xFFFFFFFF;
}

// Entry point
fn main() -> i32 {
    // String literals
    let message = "Hello, SystemScript!";
    io.println(message);
    
    // Direct memory allocation
    let buffer = memory.alloc(MAX_BUFFER_SIZE);
    defer memory.free(buffer);
    
    // Hardware port access
    io.port_write(0x3F8, 65);
    
    return 0;
}

Key Features

SystemScript combines the power of systems programming with modern language features, providing explicit control over hardware while maintaining safety mechanisms where needed.

  • Direct memory management with manual and automated options
  • Hardware port I/O and memory-mapped device access
  • Kernel-level system call integration
  • Precise control flow with advanced pattern matching
  • Metaprogramming and compile-time code execution
  • JIT compilation for dynamic code generation
  • Inline assembly for architecture-specific optimization

Kernel Development Example

// Kernel entry point implementation
module kernel;

import hardware.cpu;
import hardware.terminal;
import system.interrupts;
import memory.virtual;

// Kernel entry point
#[no_mangle]
#[export]
fn kernel_main() {
    // Initialize terminal for output
    terminal.initialize();
    terminal.clear();
    terminal.print("SystemScript Kernel booting...\n");
    
    // Initialize GDT and IDT
    cpu.setup_gdt();
    interrupts.setup_idt();
    
    // Setup memory management
    virtual.initialize();
    
    // Setup interrupt handlers
    interrupts.set_handler(0x0E, page_fault_handler);
    interrupts.enable();
    
    // Kernel main loop
    loop {
        cpu.halt();
    }
}

TRUST SYSTEMS

Elite cybersecurity division designing military-grade security solutions

root@trust-systems:~

# cat trust_systems_overview.txt
TRUST SYSTEMS - Elite Cybersecurity Division

Founded by CPScript (0x44isease), TRUST SYSTEMS specializes in developing military-grade security tools and exploitation frameworks for authorized security testing and system hardening.

Our team consists of highly specialized developers focusing on kernel-level security, system architecture, and advanced threat detection and prevention.
# python -c "import trust.core as core; print(core.get_capabilities())"
['Advanced Memory Protection', 'Kernel-Level Monitoring', 'Custom Exploitation Framework', 'Military-Grade Encryption', 'Real-time Threat Detection', 'System Hardening', 'Network Intrusion Prevention']
# ./deploy_security_framework.sh --level=military
Initializing TRUST SYSTEMS Security Framework v3.7.2
[+] Loading kernel modules...
[+] Initializing memory protection...
[+] Setting up monitoring agents...
[+] Configuring threat detection rules...
[+] Enabling encryption for all communications...
[+] System hardening complete.
[+] Protection active: All systems operational
# tail -f /var/log/trust/security.log

TRUST SYSTEMS Security Framework

# TRUST SYSTEMS Security Framework
# Advanced protection and system manipulation toolkit
# Developed by @CPScript (0x44isease)

import trust.core as core
import trust.security as sec

# Initialize system protection
system = core.TrustSystem()
system.initialize_protection(level=sec.MILITARY_GRADE)

# Deploy advanced monitoring
monitor = system.deploy_monitor(scope=core.KERNEL_LEVEL)
monitor.start(stealth_mode=True)

# Set up threat detection
detector = sec.ThreatDetector(sensitivity=sec.HIGH)
detector.register_callback(system.neutralize_threat)

# Initialize memory protection
memory_guard = sec.MemoryGuard()
memory_guard.protect_critical_regions()
memory_guard.enable_exploit_prevention()

# Set up secure communication
comms = sec.SecureChannel(encryption=sec.AES_256_GCM)
comms.initialize()

print("TRUST SYSTEMS Security Framework activated")
print("System is now protected and monitored")

Key Focus Areas

TRUST SYSTEMS focuses on developing security solutions that protect critical infrastructure while enabling authorized security research. Our frameworks integrate at the system level to provide comprehensive security without performance degradation.

We specialize in developing custom security solutions for:

  • Critical infrastructure protection
  • Advanced persistent threat detection
  • Zero-day vulnerability research and mitigation
  • Kernel-level security mechanisms
  • Memory protection and anti-exploitation
  • Custom cryptographic implementation

Connect With Me

Interested in low-level development, systems exploitation, or malware analysis? Let's collaborate.

Feel free to reach out if you're interested in discussing low-level development, systems exploitation, or any technical project that pushes the boundaries of what's possible with hardware and software integration. Notice, I come at a price but my work is efficient and professional.

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