The whole site, read aloud.

Welcome to CyberAxe dot dev. This site is the top of the tree. It tells you who CyberAxe is and points you to the sites where each thing lives. Press Listen to start and Stop to end.

CyberAxe is Jeremy Benisek, a technologist from Grand Junction, Colorado, with twenty-five years across IT consulting, game development, music, AI video, privacy tools and security research. It started with a TI-99 and a dial-up bulletin board. In 2006 it became Don't Panic Business Technologies, an IT department for small businesses.

The games live on OutLandishly Crafted. DragonFire on the Minecraft Marketplace, with more than twenty-nine thousand ratings across its two games. Lets Nuke Mars, Get Trumped Trivia and USAID Approvals Department on Steam. Zlock Zhainer and a live Zcash dashboard run in your browser. Zcash Tunnels of Privacy won the Zypherpunk Hackathon.

The music is eight hundred eighty-nine original tracks in forty-five albums, made with Udio and released to twenty-three platforms. Game soundtracks, gaming anthems, space country, sea shanties and more.

The security research is done by a team of AI agents led by Claude Opus and directed by CyberAxe, inside HashSmash, a judged cryptanalysis competition. The headline result is a SHA-256 reduced-round collision at thirty-eight rounds, accepted and promoted by the judges. Nothing here claims any real hash function was broken.

There is a meme coin, CyberAxe, launched on pump.fun by Mutumbo OG. CyberAxe receives its fees. It has no promise of value. Do your own research.

The tools for creators are HyBridge, VFXTale and CyberStormFX, free, each on its own site. CyberTale is the Hytale wiki. The Lazy Ninjas is the gaming clan. Don't Panic is the IT company.

To reach CyberAxe, email CyberAxe at OutLandishlyCrafted.com or join the Discord. Thank you for listening.