Alec Petridis is a security-focused engineer with 11 years of experience specializing in binary exploitation, browser sandbox and JIT compiler attacks, and offensive research. He helped qualify for DEF CON CTF finals and discovered CVE-2022-0185, a notable Linux kernel privilege escalation and container escape. His background spans applied research roles at UCSB SecLab, MIT CSAIL, and industry engagements including OtterSec and the 1D6 Foundation, where he built fuzzers and audited runtime transaction code. Alec enjoys reading source code, a habit that complements his vulnerability-hunting approach and enables deep, pragmatic understanding of complex systems. He combines hands-on exploit development with academic collaboration, bringing both competitive CTF rigor and research discipline to security problems.
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Alec Petridis - Team Member at 1D6 Foundation (DiceGang)