The future of secure code.

Enables a defensive mechanism against stack and heap overflows or anything that crashes a server, based off a given input.

It’s  one step above an intrusion detection system – it detects any attempts  at crashing a server, and then rectifies the server so that it becomes  resilient and doesn’t ever crash again for the same input.

It hooks into various threading libraries, such as boost’s  threads, pthreads, etc, and analyses code which could cause deadlocks in  user level applications.

Heap (malloc/free) protector, protects against heap overflows, use after free, and double free.

Combined  with stack protection canaries (provided by compilers such as gcc/g++),  and with this heap protector, your software is literally invincible. So  when you’re ready, you don’t have to dodge bullets.

An implementation of a mark-and-sweep garbage collector, in C, for  use with C and C++ (just wrap operator new and operator delete with  calls to our modified malloc and free).

We also do source code auditing, using our tools that we have  developed, along with open source tools. For an extra fee, we can do  extensive non-automated (human) source code auditing, where we audit  each individual line of code. However, the fee is not linear and grows  exponentially with the number of lines of code, as exponential  complexity is predicted in most code bases.

Coming in 2025 - Introducing a course and certification for auditing C and C++ code, called "Auditor++". Includes knowledge of binary and assembly code, common C/C++ errors, reverse engineering as well as exploitation of security holes. 

Register your interest today!

We are taking students for one-on-one tutoring via video conferencing, teaching everything C and C++, how to code, and cybersecurity aspects, including vulnerability research.