GCFA Certification scored 90%
Successfully passed the Certified Forensic Analyst exam on the 20th of July, 2023. Scored 90%, so, now I am on the GIAC advisory board!
Incident Response Engineer at Flo Health UK
I’ve recently started a new position at Flo Health where I am responsible for Incident Response Managment and some Threat Hunting as well. Good luck to me! Also, I’ve recently won a Google Cloud CTF (Threat Hunting) and got myself a cool backpack 😊
Penetration tester at SolidLab Ltd
In May, 2019 I’ve taken a new career path to widen my knowledge and experience in information security as a penetration tester at SolidLab. Since than I’ve learned a lot, acquired lots of new skills but still that’s definitely not even close to being called a true InfoSec specialist. One working in this field should always be learning, every day.
CEH exam
Successfully passed Certified Ethical Hacker exam, version 9 on 21st of January, 2019.
Reverse Engineer at DoctorWeb Ltd
Had worked as a Reverse Engineer at DrWeb Antivirus Company since 16/10/2017.
As a part of the job, analyzed malware samples statically and dynamically; wrote remediation scripts for infected files, automation scripts for analysis and decryption scripts for obfuscated or encrypted files; analysed web-pages, rtf, office docs, pdf, images for possible infection or hidden data.
Main achievements include: Initiated weekly meetings with colleges to share experience and motivate them for further self-education. Wrote articles for corporate educational website. Shared basic groundwork regarding security auditing tools and techniques.
Moscow State University graduation
Graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University in 2017
Diploma work: Multidimensional fuzzy classification in typological historical research, developing a program for classification.
Corresponding article based on the diploma work is available here.
This program is now a part of the course at MSU on Digital History Department and is also used in further research at the University.
Counters
Since November, 2019. It’s been a while, so I don’t actually remember some challenges behind the numbers. It was a bad idea to implement just counters… As I recall what these challenges were, I’ll add them here in the list.
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Pentest and appsec challenges: 24
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Cryptographic challenges: 21
- Coursera Stanford Cryptography course - Viginear Cipher
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Puzzles: 15
- Leonardo Puzzles, the hardest - 3
- Sherlock Holmes Escape Book from London
- Zahada, reached level 20 or 30
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Crackme: 3
- Interview CrackMe 1, blog post, no link
- Interview CrackMe 2, blog post, no link
- SOLE
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DFIR challenges: 4
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Autopsy training course + challenge
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CyberPolygon 1, name ShHolmes
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Jigsaw malware (tech assessment during interview process)
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Apache accesslog.txt analysis of a webshell upload (tech assessment during interview process)
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Won Google Cloud Threat Hunting CTF Challenge on Infosec Europe 2022 🥳
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Projects
- Android Expoiter
- Python packet analyser
- This website 😄
- Reverse CrackMe Toolkit