Opening a new chapter 📖
Back in 2005, I started taking apart computers just to see how they worked. I wasn’t following a roadmap — I was driven by pure curiosity. Then I got my hands on an old Amstrad CPC 6128, a beautiful machine that introduced me to BASIC and marked the beginning of a long journey into programming. Since then, I’ve explored 20+ languages, countless network protocols, and one big obsession that always stuck with me: understanding how systems work under the hood.
In 2019, while finishing my engineering degree, I dove headfirst into cybersecurity research. At first it was just a side passion — spending nights and weekends reverse-engineering, coding, breaking, and fixing things. I started a blog, shared my findings, and slowly, this hobby began to grow into something bigger. I gave many talks in France and Europe, with BlackHat Europe 2022, where I had the honor of presenting my work on Windows Remote Procedure Calls. Since then, I’ve never stopped working on Windows internals, Active Directory, and developing open-source tools to share what I learn along the way.
🚨 Now it’s time for the next chapter.
After two years working as a consultant at Bsecure I’ve learned and grown, I’m beyond excited (and proud!) to announce that I’m joining @SpecterOps as a Senior Security Researcher.
This isn’t just a new job — it’s a perfect reflection of who I am and where I want to go. I will get to focus full-time on deep technical research, work alongside people I’ve followed and admired for years, and continue contribute to the infosec community as a whole.
Thank you to everyone who’s supported me on this journey so far — it’s just getting started. 💥
