During January 2025, Banderlog focused on improving the stability of the hashcat/hashcat project by addressing a Windows-specific crash related to cracked hash display. Using C and leveraging skills in conditional compilation and cross-platform development, Banderlog introduced platform-aware logic for color output, ensuring that Windows builds no longer failed due to incompatible display features. The work involved refining the cracked hash presentation to maintain consistent behavior across different operating systems, which enhanced reliability for Windows users and reduced support needs. Although the contribution centered on a single bugfix, it demonstrated careful attention to cross-platform maintainability and build-time stability within the codebase.