As an ambitious, self-motivated, and perpetual infosec student, I am deeply passionate about vulnerability research and exploit development. To facilitate my growth in this space, I am consistently developing my skillsets in C, C++, and x86 assembly I also enjoy studying and recreating real-world examples of exploitation against complex targets, employing more "black-box" strategies like reverse engineering and patch diffing, as well as white-box strategies such as source code auditing. Additionally, I enjoy writing PoCs for "n-days" to enhance my skills in this area. My areas of interest in vulnerability research and exploit development include hypervisors, the Android/Linux kernel, and occasionally Windows.Currently, I am working towards completing Ret2 Wargames, a binary exploitation course developed by the security research firm RET2, as well as completing pwn.college, a software exploitation course primarily focused on binary exploitation. I am excited about the prospect of working professionally in this area and am always eager to expand my knowledge and skills in the low-level security space.