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ggpkg
ggpkg is a unified command-line interface for system package managers across different platforms written in C++23. It automatically detects your system's package manager and provides a consistent set of commands, making package management seamless whether you're on Windows, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, or other supported distributions.
CLI tool
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CMake
cellarion
A cellular automata simulator written in C++ with raylib and OpenMP. It provides users a simple interface to run various cellular automata on a 2D grid of cells.
Simulation
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CMake
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2026 • Finalist • 30th place • Bronze medal
OliCyber.IT is the Italian Olympiad in Cybersecurity, organized by the Cybersecurity National Lab of CINI with support from the Italian National Cybersecurity Agency, and recognized by the Ministry of Education as a program for valorizing excellence. The competition is based on jeopardy-style Capture-the-Flag challenges, where participants solve independent problems across categories such as cryptography, web security, and software security. I reached the national final and finished in 30th place, earning a bronze medal. This experience strengthened my practical skills in offensive and defensive security while competing against Italy's most promising young cybersecurity talents.
CyberChallenge.IT
2025 • Finalist
CyberChallenge.IT is an italian national cybersecurity training program for young talents aged 16–24, organized by the Cybersecurity National Lab of CINI with support from the Italian National Cybersecurity Agency. Through a 12-week training path combining theoretical lessons and hands-on Jeopardy Capture-the-Flag exercises, I developed practical skills in cryptography, web security, software security, network security, and malware analysis. The program culminated in a team CTF attack/defence competition simulating real-world attack and defense scenarios, where I strengthened my problem-solving abilities under pressure and learned to think like an adversary. Competing with the University of Salerno team, I reached the national finals, an achievement that validated my technical skills and teamwork under competitive conditions. This experience provided a solid foundation in ethical hacking principles and deepened my passion for pursuing a career in cybersecurity.
