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I have been interested in everything related to security and privacy since
elementary school, when I coded my first malware disguised as a quiz. It was no
sophisticated firmware rootkit, but the little project sparked an unquenchable
interest in computers and especially security. Back then I had no idea that
offensive cybersecurity was an actual job, let alone one you could get a
salary from.
Since then I have carried out hundreds of successful, legally authorized attack
simulations against organizations around the world, including operators of
critical infrastructure such as air traffic, power grids and telecommunications.
I have found exploitable vulnerabilities in products by Microsoft, Google,
Mozilla and Foxit, and recreated the NSA's QUANTUMINSERT concept as an email
focused attack technique.
If I have a superpower, it is not giving up. I have to find a solution to the
problem, no matter what, and I will come up with a way to solve it, no matter
what. The problems I enjoy most are the ones that look impossible at first.
If you are bored after all that, go play my free game at
useafterthree.com, a continuous
tic-tac-toe game for 2 to 4 players.
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