Recently graduated in Computer Science and Engineering (master degree) at Università degli Studi di Verona, I’m a security engineer at Emproof, working in the software protection field. I have a solid background in reverse engineering, static analysis and research and development related to automatic reverse engineering programs, such as disassemblers, decompilers and intermediate languages development.
This is the personal website where I publish some thoughts/posts about what I do and my passions. The blog brings together much of my experience with software security, computing and everything related to software protection, de-obfuscation, and binary analysis.
I mainly develop projects related to reverse engineering and binary exploitation, using Rust as my main programming language because it is fast and powerful. I write automatic programmes that make life easier for analysts of binary payloads, such as IPA, a small utility written in Rust and Egui that simplifies the analysis of a PDF file.
In this blog, I publish posts on a wide variety of reverse engineering topics including deobfuscation. If you want to stay up-to-date, I recommend subscribing to the RSS feed. If you want to know more about my projects, you can check out my github profile.
If you want to write me a comment, or a costructive critique, send an email to seekbytes@protonmail.com.
Necessary disclaimer: opinions expressed are solely my own and do not express the views or opinions of my employer.