Adam Muntner

Security Engineer at Apple

New York, New York, United States
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Summary

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Adam Muntner is a seasoned security engineer with 14 years of experience building and improving application security at organizations including Apple and Mozilla. He is the creator and maintainer of FuzzDB, a widely used open-source dictionary of attack patterns and fault-injection primitives for black-box testing. At Mozilla he helped shape the Web Application Security Bug Bounty program and has continued to blend practical offense with defensive practice across enterprise and open-source projects. Based in New York, he combines hands-on vulnerability research (including payload/backdoor collections and exploit artifacts) with program-level security guidance and public speaking at conferences like AppSec EU.
code14 years of coding experience
job15 years of employment as a software developer
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Github Skills (16)

security10
documentation10
asp-net10
security-testing10
php10
vulnerabilities10
security-vulnerability10
jspx10
coldfusion10
web-application-security10
jsp10
vulnerability10
xss9
html9
wordpress8

Programming languages (10)

JavaShellCoffeeScriptMakefileJavaScriptGoPHPHTML

Github contributions (5)

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fuzzdb-project/fuzzdb

Sep 2019 - Feb 2020

Dictionary of attack patterns and primitives for black-box application fault injection and resource discovery.
Role in this project:
userSecurity Engineer
Contributions:40 commits, 42 PRs, 279 pushes in 5 months
Contributions summary:Adam's commits primarily focus on adding and modifying files related to security testing and vulnerability analysis. They have added various backdoors in different technologies such as ASP, JSP, PHP, and ColdFusion, suggesting a focus on penetration testing methodologies. The user also added a malicious SWF file, indicative of work related to XSS attacks. Furthermore, the commits show changes to a WordPress plugin, Laudanum, implying a use case for incorporating security testing functionality within a WordPress environment.
fault-injection
mozilla/bedrock

Mar 2016 - Oct 2016

Making mozilla.org awesome, one pebble at a time
Role in this project:
userSecurity Engineer
Contributions:9 commits, 16 PRs, 15 comments in 6 months
Contributions summary:Adam primarily focused on updating and refining documentation related to the Mozilla Web Application Security Bug Bounty program. Their contributions involved modifying the program's FAQ and bounty guidelines, including updates to eligible bug lists, reward amounts, and reporting instructions. The user also made changes to the "Hall of Fame" page, adding names of bounty winners from various quarters.
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