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AbyssGate is an educational x64 assembly security research project built to explore low-level Windows internals and defensive security concepts. The project demonstrates position-independent assembly, Windows API resolution, memory management, system-call research, and modular framework design. It showcases my ability to work close to the operating-system layer, understand Windows security architecture, and build security-focused tooling from the ground up
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