Gabriel Cruz is a peer-to-peer engineer with a decade of experience building and maintaining resilient distributed systems, currently leading nim-libp2p development at the Institute of Free Technology. His background spans Protocol Labs, Riff.CC and Major League Hacking, with deep hands-on expertise in Rust, C, Go and Python and a focus on networking, security and reliability features like AutoTLS and AutoNAT. A Computer Science master’s candidate from ICMC–USP, he combines rigorous algorithmic thinking with strong empathy for maintainability and documentation, treating code as a long-lived conversation for future readers. Gabriel’s work balances research-grade systems engineering and community stewardship—reviewing external contributions, mentoring teams, and shipping production-ready open source. An avid CTF fan and self-described “trailing spaces serial killer,” he brings both curiosity and precise craftsmanship to security-sensitive, peer-to-peer challenges.
A curated list of wordlists for bruteforcing and fuzzing
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