Security Research • Offensive Engineering • Systems Analysis

I work across offensive security and software engineering with a focus on
vulnerability analysis, adversarial reasoning, and system-level investigation.
My work is centered on understanding how software behaves under pressure and how weaknesses emerge in real environments.

My approach is grounded, methodical, and engineering-driven.

• Attack surface analysis and structured reconnaissance
• Vulnerability research: logic flaws, memory issues, and design weaknesses
• Exploit methodology and controlled testing workflows
• Privilege escalation logic and post-exploitation strategy
• Understanding the architecture behind system failures

• Linux internals and secure configuration disciplines
• Protocol behavior, traffic analysis, and service identification
• Application architecture and dependency risk evaluation
• Writing minimal, dependable tooling for reconnaissance and testing

• Studying real-world attack techniques and defensive gaps
• Reproducing advisories, exploit chains, and proof-of-concept logic
• Threat modeling and understanding attacker workflows
• Data-driven pattern analysis and anomaly detection

I use these languages for:

• Python: reconnaissance tooling, automation, analysis
• C / C++: memory behavior, low-level research, exploit fundamentals
• Assembly: shellcode concepts, introspection, understanding execution flow
• JavaScript: web logic analysis, client-side attack surfaces
• Bash/Zsh: environment automation, operational scripting

For collaboration or technical discussions related to security research or engineering:
medsalemeddah@gmail.com