Nitay Artenstein

A new year, a new challenge When moving into 2024, the risk profile for the supply chain in the offensive cybersecurity industry is changing for the worst. This is a call for governments to act similarly to the central bank as lender of last resort. @maor_s/a-new-year-a-new-challenge-9101b9f4a066" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@maor_s/a-new-…

The boom, the bust and the adjust The offensive cybersecurity industry — trends and updates I'm super excited to publish this article which embeds my experience in the offensive cybersecurity industry over the years. I hope you will enjoy it. @maor_s/the-boom-the-bust-and-the-adjust-ea443a120c6" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@maor_s/the-bo…

We've been working really hard on this training with @nitayart and Iddo and we're super excited: JUST ONE TICKET LEFT, almost sold out within just one week!

Hunting Zero-days in Embedded Devices - From Electrical Pins to Root Shells by @pedrib1337 and @RabbitPro offensivecon.org/trainings/2023…

Attacking Instant Messaging Applications by @nitayart and Iddo Eldor offensivecon.org/trainings/2023…

In the past year or so, the active cyber market is reaching a new maturity level. There are a couple of interesting things that are going on in the world today that are worth knowing: (1) Technology (2) Supply (3) Demand (4) Connectivity @maor_s/update-about-the-0-day-industry-8d8bb49e8dbb" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@maor_s/update…

1️⃣ ticket left, looking forward to it, we did a massive update to the course for this edition!

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Always take the path of least resistance: AP is too hard now, go the scenic route via the BB! Register to @nitayart and @pedrib1337's training "Practical Baseband Exploitation"! ➡️ hexacon.fr/trainer/artens… 📆 10th-13th of October 2022 📍Espace Vinci, Rue des Jeuneurs, Paris

An elite research group is looking for experienced browser researchers. We're interested in someone to do Chrome N-day research. The ideal candidate will also have Android background. We offer: a high salary, very high bonuses and a chance to be part of a cutting-edge offsec team

My group is looking for an exploit dev with experience in: - Browser N-day research (focused on Chrome and OEM browsers such as Samsung's) - Android security research - Reverse engineering We offer a great base salary and the best bonuses in the field!

My group is looking for an exploit dev with experience in: - Baseband research (Qualcomm/Shannon/MediaTek) - Android security research - Reverse engineering We offer great salary and bonuses and an opportunity to learn from some of the most experienced researchers in the field!

🎓📡 Practical Baseband Exploitation by Nitay Artenstein (@nitayart) hexacon.fr/trainer/artens… #HEXACON2022

An offensive research group is looking for a senior exploit developer with experience in: - Android security research - Baseband research and exploitation (Qualcomm/Shannon/MediaTek) - Extensive reverse engineering experience and full control of IDA Pro, Ghidra or Binary Ninja

I'm looking for a senior exploit developer with experience in the following fields: -Android user-space heap shaping (scudo and jemalloc) -Dynamic and static analysis of closed source Android apps (using Frida / JEB) -Indepth knowledge of the Android runtime, framework and system

@dalmoz_ My experience: the best hackers are anonymous (and feel comfortable staying that way)

Tell me about a non-celeb hacker mentor of yours.

@_arkon @halvarflake Same sentiment here, but not quite sure what to replace it with. What’s your go-to language now?

@halvarflake Python sucks. I used to live it crazily.

TFW you write some code to benchmark an approximate nearest neighbor library with Python bindings, and profiling it reveals: Most CPU time is spent in Pythons random.gauss to create random vectors as query inputs. *facepalm* Seriously?

@icryo @_ringzer0 Thank you for attending @icryo - it was fun having you in class!

Thanks to @_ringzer0 and @nitayart for a very fun remote course!! I can strongly recommend 'Practical Baseband Exploitation' from Nitay and his team. The content and presentation was superb. Beware it's a very deep and wide subject... not a walk in the park 😎 remote > in-person