Open-source systems engineering and security research.
Ring-0 development, hypervisor security, Windows Kernel debugging, HAL internals, and memory mapping. We go where most engineers stop.
View on GitHub →Public key infrastructure, distributed trust architectures, 3-Point Security models, and high-security protocol design grounded in mathematical rigor.
View on GitHub →Design and implementation of full command-and-control infrastructure — Rust server, C++ agent — built for cybersecurity research and simulation environments.
Actrax on GitHub →Binary analysis, deconstruction of complex software systems, and identification of low-level vulnerabilities using Ghidra and custom tooling.
View on GitHub →Sparx.Foundation is an open-source security engineering organization building tooling for cybersecurity research, systems programming, and low-level infrastructure.
We operate at the intersection of kernel engineering, cryptography, and offensive security research. Our projects — from C2 infrastructure to Rust core libraries — are built in the open, licensed transparently under our FOUL (Fair Open-Use License), and engineered to the highest technical standard.
A full command-and-control server written in Rust. Designed for cybersecurity simulations and red-team research. Paired with the Actrax Demon C++ agent for a complete C2 stack.
The C++ agent component of the Actrax C2 infrastructure. Early-stage implant development for simulation environments.
The Fair Open-Use License — a transparent, purpose-built license for security research and open-source infrastructure projects.
We welcome contributors, security researchers, and collaborators. Reach out or open an issue on GitHub.