Inside router firmware
TODO: Binwalk · Ghidra · Linux
SECURITY RESEARCH & EXPLORATION
Cybersecurity Graduate Student
Hardware, firmware, reverse engineering & binary exploitation.
01 / SELECTED WORK
A LITTLE CONTEXT
I’m a cybersecurity graduate student exploring the boundary between hardware and software through hands-on security research.
02 / AREAS OF FOCUS
Pick a card to explore
TODO: Confirm the suggested specialized areas and tools.
Analyzing cryptographic constructions and solving challenges across symmetric and public-key cryptography.
Solving algorithmic problems under time and memory constraints, from choosing an approach to implementing and testing a solution.
Practicing web application security through hands-on PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs.
Investigating the physical interfaces and trust boundaries of a device.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Understanding firmware structure, filesystems, and device behavior.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Connecting compiled code to the behavior of a program.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Studying memory corruption and mitigations in controlled lab environments.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Exploring device architecture, communication, and embedded trust boundaries.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Using a reproducible Linux environment to inspect and understand systems.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
Building small, focused tools to make analysis more repeatable.
TODO: Confirm tools used.
03 / THE JOURNEY
TODO: Start – end
TODO: Organization / lab / independent project
TODO: Describe your responsibilities and personal contribution.
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TODO: Organization
TODO: Add every earlier relevant role in chronological sequence, or remove this unused entry.
04 / CONTINUED LEARNING
TODO: Issuing organization TODO: Date earned
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