Ade S

Associate Cybersecurity Specialist

Singapore
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Ade S is an Associate Cybersecurity Specialist based in Singapore with nine years of experience transitioning from a content and UX writing background into hands-on security engineering. Currently part of Red Alpha Cybersecurity's intensive ASTP, Ade brings a communicator’s clarity to complex technical problems and a knack for troubleshooting real-world systems. An active OWASP chapter and project leader, Ade contributes to open-source security tooling—most notably work on pygoat, a deliberately vulnerable Django app where they’ve both exploited and helped remediate common web flaws like SQL injection and insecure deserialization. This blend of storytelling, project leadership, and practical exploit development gives Ade a rare perspective: they not only find vulnerabilities but can explain and document fixes for diverse audiences. Ade is eager to connect, learn, and scale impact in application security and community-driven projects.
code9 years of coding experience
languagesEnglish
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Github Skills (12)

sql-injection10
vulnerabilities10
exploit10
penetration-testing10
command-injection10
python10
web-application-security10
vulnerability10
django9
bash9
dockers3
docker3

Programming languages (9)

TypeScriptJavaCSSSCSSJavaScriptPHPHTMLJupyter Notebook

Github contributions (5)

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adeyosemanputra/pygoat

May 2020 - Oct 2022

intentionally vuln web Application Security in django
Role in this project:
userSecurity Engineer
Contributions:6 releases, 48 reviews, 197 commits in 2 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Ade's contributions primarily involve identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in the Django-based web application, as demonstrated by the creation of an exploit script. They demonstrate an understanding of common web application security flaws such as SQL injection, insecure deserialization, XXE and command injection. The commits also include code changes in the application's view and template files, showcasing efforts to understand and potentially remediate vulnerabilities.
web-application-securitypythonapplication-securitydjangosecurity
Contributions:26 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 1 month
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Ade S - Associate Cybersecurity Specialist