A company recently submitted a large number of DMCA complaints against my work, resulting in the removal of many of my personal repositories. I dispute these complaints and believe them to be unfounded. Their scope is unusually broad and includes repositories that I originally created while I was still a student.

For the avoidance of doubt, the code in every affected repository was the result of my own independent research and development. I stand behind the originality of my work and have commenced legal proceedings in response to these takedowns. I also intend to retain legal counsel to pursue the matter further and protect my rights.

Based on the information currently available to me, I expect the affected repositories to be restored in approximately two weeks. This remains an estimate rather than a guaranteed timeline, and I will provide updates when there are material developments.

I plan to publish new, independently developed research concerning BOSS, RuiShu, and PerimeterX. Every new codebase will be written from scratch, without reusing code from the affected repositories. The implementations will follow a different design and will be kept as clear and concise as possible.

This research will focus on new websites and environments, including Outlook. I also plan to publish my independently derived analysis of the computational logic associated with PerimeterX. Subject to progress, I currently expect the first release within approximately one week.

Please stay tuned for further updates.

I am seeking an experienced U.S.-based legal team with expertise in DMCA disputes, intellectual property, software, and technology-related litigation. This would be a paid professional engagement.

If you are a qualified attorney, represent a suitable law firm, or can make a relevant introduction, please contact me.

Thank you for your patience and support.