Every wall, cracked in public.

Every antibot Takion solves, we tore apart in the open first. These repos and write-ups are the receipts: the deobfuscators, encryption primitives, and solvers that taught us each vendor, and still feed our production stack.

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This isn't marketing open source. It's the receipts.

Every deobfuscator, encryption primitive, and solver here started as us needing to understand one wall. We published them so the next person wouldn't have to rebuild them, and the ones we still maintain feed Takion's production stack. When we say we solve a vendor, the proof is a repo you can read.

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walls torn apart
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The public record. Nine walls, in the open.

Each vendor below has a public teardown: a deobfuscator, a solver, or an encryption study. The ones tagged in production are walls Takion clears live today; the rest are research we shipped along the way.

DataDomein production
7 toolsGeeTest slider solver, encryption primitives, captcha / interstitial / WASM deobfuscators
Akamaiin production
3 toolsBot Manager v2 and v3 sensor-data encrypt / decrypt
PerimeterXin production
3 toolsmain-script deobfuscator, WASM captcha solver, mobile app login
Incapsulain production
2 toolsImperva UTMVC deobfuscator and __utmvc cookie decryptor
hCaptcha
2 toolshsv deobfuscator with WASM extraction, missing-arch vision
AWS WAF
1 toolBabel AST deobfuscator for the protection script
Vercel
1 toolAttack Mode solver and deobfuscator
ThreatMetrix
1 tooldynamic-file deobfuscator for quick inspection
FriendlyCaptcha
1 toolproof-of-work challenge solver

Still maintained. The tools that feed production.

The sharp end of the catalogue: the repos we keep current because the vendor keeps moving. Each ships with a write-up explaining the mechanism, not just the code.

The back catalogue. Shipped along the way.

Older repos and one-offs. Most still compile. A few are archived as a record of what a specific vendor looked like at a moment in time.

The write-ups. How each wall actually works.

Reverse-engineering notes, encryption walkthroughs, and the occasional rant. The repos above are the executable version of most of these.