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Xi'an Polytechnic University · B.Eng. student in Cyberspace Security
I am 0xWay1, an undergraduate in Cyberspace Security at Xi'an Polytechnic University, currently focused on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and AI infrastructure. I enjoy working with code and servers, reading papers, and running experiments—slowly making sense of the questions that genuinely interest me. More often than reaching an answer quickly, I enjoy thinking things through until a problem begins to reveal its original shape.
Over time, I have become less eager to draw conclusions. Some questions only become clear when you move closer; some answers need time before their outlines appear. Directions change and ideas evolve, but anything given real time and thought leaves a trace somewhere.
That is why this site exists. It records projects I have built, things I have read, mistakes I have made, and thoughts I have not yet fully resolved. Looking back one day, I may find my earlier self a little inexperienced—and that is fine. Being able to see how an idea changed, little by little, is itself the meaning of keeping a record.
“I'm going to live every minute of it.”
— Soul (2020)
I cannot quite say where the future will lead.
But at least, I hope no part of the journey is hurried past unnoticed. (￣▽￣)
Education
Xi'an Polytechnic University
Cyberspace Security
Research
I treat this site as a public research workbench for deep-learning experiments, cybersecurity analysis, and model reliability in real adversarial settings.
Python · C/C++ · SQL
PyTorch · Deep Learning · Diffusion · Multimodal
Network Security · Web Security · AI Security
Stack
I work mainly with Python and C/C++, with an emphasis on deep learning, cybersecurity, and systems. These are the technologies I use regularly or am currently learning.
Copyright & usage
The following notices separately cover original writing, source code, interface design, and third-party images. A page-specific licence, credit, or source notice takes priority where provided.
01Original writing
Unless otherwise stated, original articles and notes are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Republishing or adapting them requires credit to 0xWay1, the original title and link, and the same licence; commercial use is not permitted.
02Theme, design & code
This site is built with Astro. Its page structure, components, and visual system are maintained by 0xWay1 and draw inspiration from public blogs including Axi's Blog. Site and example code written independently by 0xWay1 is available under the MIT License unless stated otherwise; dependencies, icons, fonts, and third-party code retain their original licences.
03Image sources & rights
Most wallpapers and cover images used here were discovered through Wallhaven, with some illustrations sourced from Pixiv. Those platforms are sources, not blanket licences: the site's CC licence does not apply to these images, and all copyright, character, and related rights remain with their respective creators or owners. Original creators and source links are credited whenever they can be reliably identified.
04Papers, trademarks & other material
Paper figures, quotations, trademarks, logos, and other third-party materials are excluded from the licence for original site writing. They are used for commentary, study notes, attribution, or explanation and remain subject to their original rights and licences.
05Quotation & republication
Keep quotations in context and do not present attribution in a way that implies 0xWay1 endorses the republisher or its use. Quotations within articles are included for introduction, criticism, or explanation.
06Rights contact
If an image credit is missing or a source link is incorrect, or if you believe material infringes your rights, send the original-work link, evidence of ownership, and the relevant page URL to mrf26638@gmail.com or 2622460889@qq.com. I will promptly add credit, correct the source, or remove the material.
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