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Other Personal site of Eva, a developer and security researcher. It collects her security writeups, disclosed vulnerabilities, and open-source projects such as a Hytale proxy and a Minecraft plugin manager.

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The site is a compact personal hub rather than a blog with a formal index: project notes and links sit alongside the author's security work, so visitors get a quick view of what she builds and maintains. It suits people who want to follow her vulnerability research or check the status of niche infra

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Eva’s site is a personal homepage for a developer, security researcher and infrastructure engineer. The landing page introduces her briefly and points visitors toward her blog, contact details and a selection of projects. It functions as a lightweight index of her public work rather than a full portfolio or documentation site.

The projects listed span several areas: a Discord, Twitch, Kick and Snapchat age verifier built around k-id; hyproxy, a Velocity-like proxy for Hytale that supports load balancing and large-scale networks; and cork, a plugin manager for Minecraft Paper servers with hot reloading. She also notes infrastructure work for Draftout and Gridlock, including a Minecraft server and production systems, plus support for streamer Tubbo’s networking and event production.

The site is aimed at developers, security researchers and Minecraft or Hytale server operators who want to see what Eva is building. Readers interested in her vulnerability disclosures will find the most substance in the linked blog, while the homepage itself mainly serves as a directory of projects and affiliations.

Because many projects are private or described only in a line or two, visitors should follow the GitHub and blog links for source code, writeups and current status. Some entries, such as the age verifier, are marked as inactive, so checking recent activity before relying on them is sensible.

In short, it is a low-friction entry point to Eva’s public work, best used as a starting poi