Kentaro Namba

- Work with Citi’s Security Incident Response Team (SIRT) to respond to incidents that involve malware - Packers, virtual machines, and network sniffers. Provide the findings in a technical report with details of the malware, identification parameters, advanced capabilities, and mitigation strategies. Perform research in the area of malicious software, vulnerabilities, and exploitation tactics - Knowledge of Linux or equivalent operating systems commonly found in embedded devices - Document component designs within a High Level Design (HLD) document - Plan and develop component integration tests - In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Windows internals - In-depth knowledge of Linux internals - Software vulnerability analysis (fuzzers, shellcode development) - General ability to solve complicated problems

I have excellent experiences in building of various libraries such as boost, cyptopp, ffmpeg, hooking, json, mysql, openssl, poco, sqlite3, toolkitpro, wswidgets, zlib and curl. And I can build software for cross platform in visual studio, code block, linux shell, qt, xcode and etc. Thank you.

- Knowledge across all critical elements and common data types used in threat intelligence analysis, including: malware used in targeted adversary campaigns; and host and log forensics including methods of data collection and analytic techniques; and network forensics including common protocols and how those are used in adversary operations - Experience analyzing malicious desktop, mobile and web applications developed in common programing languages such as x86/x86-64 Assembly, ARM, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, PowerShell, Ruby, Python, ActionScript, ASP, Java, JavaScript, HTML, etc - Developed disassemblers, and fuzzing frameworks Research new and upcoming threats with the aim to develop defensive measures, detection policies and educational literature to inform the community