I've been a hacker and a reverse engineer since I can pretty much remember myself. Started using FreeBSD when I was 13, compiling custom kernels, running 4 servers in my teen-age bedroom and learning how TCP/IP works and what I could with it (and in some cases, to it).My 'official' career started when I was 18 in the Israeli intelligence community, where I worked until I was 27 doing anything from hardware hacking, vulnerability research and exploit development to designing architectures of uniquely complicated, highly reliable, one-of-a-kind communication systems. During my 9 year tenure in the IDF and Israeli government I've received 4 certificates of excellence and two commendations.During my career I've been on both of the red and blue sides, joined an early stage start-up where I spent 6 years building EDR products from scratch on various operating systems, conducted low level operating system research, reverse engineered malware, performed countless IR engagements, helped building a global research team and brand, and stopped a few global attacks (NotPetya, BadRabbit, Operation softcell to name a few).I am a frequent public speaker at security conferences all over the world and I'm proud to share my research and knowledge in various blog posts, conferences, and podcasts.
Listed skills include Linux, Information Security, Network Security, Security, and 46 others.