Can Bölük is a senior software engineer and security researcher with 11 years of experience focused on Windows kernel development, low-level programming, reverse engineering and anti-tamper techniques. As founder of Verilave and a former reverse engineering consultant, he blends product-minded entrepreneurship with hands-on vulnerability discovery and collaboration with industry teams such as Riot Games. Now at Dandy he continues to ship kernel-level tooling and defenses, drawing on open-source work like NoVmp (a VMProtect devirtualizer) and ThePerfectInjector that demonstrate deep static-analysis and memory-mapping expertise. Comfortable moving between research, consulting and engineering, he brings pragmatic cryptography and static program analysis skills to hardening client software. Based in Delft, he pairs academic grounding from TU Delft with practical achievements in making software more tamper-resistant.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science & Engineering, Bachelor's degree Computer Science & Engineering at Delft University of Technology
International Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate at TED Ankara Koleji
Contributions:16 commits, 2 PRs, 13 pushes in 4 years
Contributions summary:Can appears to be working on a project involving kernel-level memory manipulation and injection. Their commits primarily focus on implementing core functionalities within the `PerfectInjector.cpp` file, including memory access, process finding, and hook implementations. The user also modified the `SimpleMapper.h` and `CapcomResource.h` files, suggesting involvement in memory mapping and resource management relevant to the project's objective. Additionally, the user made updates to improve the console output and add various warnings.
A static devirtualizer for VMProtect x64 3.x. powered by VTIL.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:7 releases, 1 review, 40 commits in 8 months
Contributions summary:Can contributed to the development of a static devirtualizer for VMProtect x64 3.x. The commits show work related to a demo compiler and exception handling within the decompiler. The user implemented constant obfuscation removal and made updates to the project's build and image loading process.
x64apldevirtualizerx64dbgvmprotect
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