I am an IT Security Consultant specializing in Incident Response and Malware Reverse Engineering. I investigate security incidents and reverse engineer malicious binaries using static and dynamic analysis.
My focus is on understanding execution flow, persistence mechanisms, and interactions with Windows APIs and system components. In my spare time, I conduct independent Windows security research, currently focusing on kernel-mode drivers, user-kernel interfaces, and driver-related attack surfaces.
Areas of focus
Incident Response
Investigating security incidents, understanding what happened, and turning technical findings into actionable defensive measures.
Malware Reverse Engineering
Using static and dynamic analysis to examine malicious binaries, execution flow, persistence, and Windows-specific behavior.
Windows Security Research
Exploring Windows internals and kernel-mode drivers with a focus on interfaces, behavior, and security-relevant attack surfaces.
Current research
target = "Windows kernel-mode drivers"
topics = ["arbitrary process termination", "raw kernel memcpy", "user-kernel interfaces"]
method = "hands-on research and technical documentation"
Interested in Incident Response, malware research, or Windows security?
Connect with me to discuss technical research, professional opportunities, or shared areas of interest.