Hi, I’m Aaron, a Cybersecurity Professional with a passion for offensive security, including reverse engineering, penetration testing of operational technology, and exploit development. My enthusiasm for cybersecurity extends beyond my professional work, and I enjoy engaging in related activities during my spare time. I started a blog to share my research and findings, showcase CTF writeups, and contribute to the growth of the community’s knowledge.
👾 I LOVE Reverse Engineering!!
I’m passionate about delving into the intricacies of software and hardware, uncovering their secrets, and understanding how they work from the inside out. Reverse engineering is not just a hobby for me; it’s a way of life.
☕ Coffee keeps me alive
My constant companion on this journey is a good cup of coffee. It’s the fuel that powers my late-night coding sessions and deep dives into complex problems.
🧩 I like attending CTF events to further my knowledge
Capture the Flag (CTF) events are my playground. They challenge me, push my limits, and help me continuously expand my knowledge and skills in cybersecurity.
Certifications 📜
- Gray Hat Academy
- IOT Firmware Exploitation
- eLearnSecurity
- Junior Penetration Tester (eJPT)
- TCM
- Practical Malware Analysis & Triage (PMAT)
- CompTIA
- Security+ (Sec+)
- Blackhat Training:
- A Basic Guide to Bug Hunting with Ghidra
- Practical Drone Hacking Zero to Hero
- Reverse Engineering Firmware with Ghidra
- The Shellcode Lab
- Assessing and Exploiting Control Systems and IIoT
- Defcon Workshops:
- House of Heap Exploitation
- A Practical Approach to Emulating Malware
CTF Rankings
- Official Defcon CTF - ICS Village 2024, 1st place
- Official Defcon CTF - Mayhem Industries, Placed 2nd
- Boeing’s ARINC429 CTF at DEFCON’s Aerospace Village, Placed 1st
- FireEye Flareon10 RE CTF, placed top 5% (249th/4767)
- FireEye Flareon9 RE CTF, placed top 12%
- Hack-a-sat3 CTF, placed top 9%
- Sans Holiday Hack Challenge 2022, 2023 Finisher
Favorite CTF’s 💻
Disclaimer
The information and techniques discussed on this blog are intended for educational and research purposes only. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own and may not reflect those of my employer or any other entity unless explicitly stated.
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