Abdellah Oullaij

As a Cybersecurity Intern, I focus on offensive cybersecurity, including malware development and reverse engineering. I have created malware that evades detection and developed custom DLLs to patch security functions. My work also involves developing techniques to evade advanced AV vendors.

As a Vulnerability Researcher, I have identified over 150 vulnerabilities across various platforms and received Hall of Fame recognition from multiple programs. My focus includes security misconfigurations and access control issues.

Developed anti-forensics methods to obfuscate code and complicate forensic analysis. This role involved setting up environments and implementing various attack techniques.

Conducted web penetration testing focusing on the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. Analyzed and applied concepts in real-world scenarios and lab environments.

Pursuing a degree in IT Security and Cybersecurity Engineering, focusing on various aspects of cybersecurity including offensive techniques, penetration testing, and malware development.

Completed various courses on networking and cybersecurity fundamentals.

Completed various online courses related to cybersecurity, enhancing skills in penetration testing and ethical hacking.

Engaged in online learning to strengthen knowledge in cybersecurity principles and practices.

Participated in hands-on cybersecurity training through practical exercises and challenges.