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fluffy-injector
A Rust injector with a fast, clean feature set for manual mapping and multiple injection methods.
built around clean execution and flexible injection paths
dlldll-injectorinjectormanual-mapping
initializing signal
fluffysnaff
loading visual shell01 loading visual shell
fluffysnaff.com
@krxclient / reverse engineering / systems work / selected projects
reverse engineeringgame internalsnative toolsfun projects
Reverse engineering, systems work, and projects built with a clear technical point of view.
fluffysnaff
C, C++, Java, Python, passionate about game hacking and reverse engineering. My work is centered on reverse engineering, native tooling, game-related systems, and practical projects that begin with technical curiosity and end as usable builds.
analyzing internals / building tools / shipping focused work
repos indexed 4
featured surface 4
social links 5
followers 19 developers and users following the work
total stars 36 public interest across selected repositories
featured repos 4 projects surfaced first on purpose
latest refresh Apr 14, 2026 GitHub data refreshed for the site
Outside GitHub
The projects with their own orbit.
Some work extends beyond the repository itself. These are the projects with their own identity, context, and audience.
Featured work
The projects that actually sound like me.
Simple DLL injector in Rust / Rust / updated Mar 8, 2026
command deck 01 / 04
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oah
OAH focuses on a compact but capable feature set for One Armed Robber, built to stay responsive and practical in use.
compact scope with purposeful features
oaroar-cheatonearmedrobber
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fmod
FMOD is a Meteor Client addon centered on movement experimentation, exploit mechanics, and technical curiosity around Minecraft systems.
movement-first ideas turned into usable modules
fabricliveoverflowmeteorclientminecraft
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hackmatch
Hackmatch is an internal Redmatch 2 project built around direct control, quick iteration, and clear in-game visibility.
designed for responsive control rather than unnecessary bulk
cheathackredmatch2rm2
What keeps me interested
Still keeping it engaging.
Tools, internals, movement systems, overlays, automation, and technical problems that become more interesting once the black box is opened up.
Break it to read it
A lot of the fun starts once the black box stops feeling black.
Native over convenient
I keep circling back to C, C++, Rust, and the projects that get better when things stay close to the metal.
Games are still the sandbox
Movement, tooling, overlays, exploits, and the systems hiding under the fun are still where I like to poke around.
Blog and socials
Where the longer stuff lands.
GitHub remains the source for code and project activity, while longer writeups and broader commentary live on Pay Cheat Academy.
blog
Pay Cheat Academy
Longer writeups, technical notes, and the broader context behind the projects featured here.