Around a month ago, I announced Project UNDERTOW for the first time. In that post, I explained some of the reasons why I was not going to publish the full Go source code together with the math, explained, formally in a paper even though everything was almost fully finished.

However, after many considerations and overthinking - more than I should have, speaking with a very close friend (tbh, if it wasn’t for him to convince me, I wouldn’t have released it), I finally decided to make it public. Or at least the math.

And what about the source of the tool? - There is a part of it which deals with visualizing relations of files across version releases of software, import/export tables + some more “spice” as a Neo4j graph. In the end, this module proved to be, for some reason, more demanding than I wanted it and being a bit burnt-out over this project, I decided to leave it aside for some time. This is not forgotten and I hate leaving projects unfinished, so I will definitely get back to it.

Why am I releasing this, since the tool is not fully complete? - This close friend of me, convinced me, and now I also think the same way, that publishing the math part, at least, before everything is working, would allow me to touch-on, polish and fix mistakes, if someone points out something. Easy.

Enough talk. Enjoy the paper. Algebra + Cybersecurity <3

The Mathematics of Project UNDERTOW RaptX

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