[ Reverse Engineer · Automation ]
I take apart the systems that decide whether you're human, then automate whatever sits behind them.
currently reverse-engineering Akamai
For the past 6 years I've been reverse engineering bot protection systems: obfuscated JavaScript, custom virtual machines and fingerprinting logic, down to the last check.
On top of that I've built a lot of automation, like auto-checkout systems and similar tooling.
I hold a BSc in Computer Science from Sapienza University of Rome, where I'm now pursuing an MSc in Cybersecurity.
I work as an independent contractor.
years in reverse engineering
languages
Two sides of the same job: understanding exactly how a protection works, then automating whatever sits behind it.
reverse()
Understanding exactly how a protection decides who's human.
Untangling heavily obfuscated JavaScript back into readable logic.
Lifting the bytecode virtual machines that protections hide their checks in.
Mapping every signal collected, from canvas to sensor data, and how it's scored.
How protection cookies and tokens like _abck or _px3 are generated, validated and refreshed.
automate()
Turning that knowledge into tools that run on their own.
Complete purchase flows in seconds, from cart to confirmation.
Restocks and price changes detected in real time, with instant notifications.
Structured data from sites that really don't want to be scraped.
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_abck · sensor_data
[ analyzed ]
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_px3 · _pxhd
[ analyzed ]
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grecaptcha.execute()
[ analyzed ]
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datadome
[ analyzed ]
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cf_clearance
[ analyzed ]
in progress
Sapienza University of Rome
graduated
Sapienza University of Rome
A small part of what a bot protection reads about you before deciding you're human.
--score
everything here runs in your browser, the score included · nothing is sent anywhere