I have developed a PC and mobile version of the game "Mole Company", which is completely programmed in Java. The game features a configurable server that ensures smooth multiplayer games. Players can customize their own game settings, including game modes, difficulty levels and tournament options. The integrated tournament mode makes it possible to play multiple rounds and automatically determine winners. Cross-platform compatibility allows users to play on both PCs and mobile devices and seamlessly connect with friends and other players worldwide.

I have developed a jump-and-run plugin for Minecraft that runs on the PaperMC plugin base for version 1.12. The plugin allows checkpoints to be set so that players can return to the last saved point if they fall or make a mistake. All settings, including the number and position of checkpoints, are fully customizable. In addition, the plugin offers options for resetting progress and managing player statistics. These features make for a dynamic and entertaining jump-and-run experience that can easily be tailored to the needs of different server operators.

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I have developed a Java version of the classic board game "Crosswise" based on Swing UI elements. This version provides a user-friendly interface and allows players to enjoy the game on their computer. The UI is fully configurable, allowing players to customize various UI settings, including color themes, layouts and game options.

The Remake of my old plugin, TheHunter, for the new version of the game. in a kotlin implementation for PaperMC servers and the new version of the game (1.1) with a higher usage of complex code. It's a total recode of the old work of genius project

A session hijacker is an attacker who gains unauthorized access to an active web browsing session. Security vulnerabilities in web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox are primarily exploited for this purpose. The attacker uses a manipulated web browser that copies session cookies and other sensitive data. This stolen information is then sent to an attack server, allowing the attacker to take control of the current session. This allows them to steal confidential data or perform actions on behalf of the victim.

I have developed a color-switching game in which players start from one corner of the playing field and click on colors one after the other. Each time a new color is selected, the player's own colors adapt to this new color. Adjacent areas with the same color are also adopted. The size of the playing field and the number of available colors are fully customizable. In the end, the player who controls the most fields in their color wins.