Summary
Christopher V is a founder and senior security researcher with a decade of hands-on experience in offensive security, vulnerability research, and Windows internals, including kernel development and advanced reverse engineering. He has discovered 0-day bugs across Windows, EDRs, file parsers and IoT devices, and builds fuzzers and harnesses to target closed-source applications and drivers. At Microsoft he focused on Hyper-V/Azure fuzzing and at Signal Labs he trains and uplifts organisations with real-world demos and live exploit research. Christopher is adept at crafting kernel rootkits, userland C2s and cross-language tooling (C/C++, C#, Go, Python), and has repeatedly demonstrated the ability to bypass and analyse major EDRs to identify mitigations. His background spans defence, Big Four banking, and major software firms, giving him rare experience communicating complex technical findings to both SOC teams and non-technical stakeholders. An unusual strength is combining deep academic rigour (MS-level computational maths) with practical exploit development and scalable fuzzing automation.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Computational and Applied Mathematics, Master of Science - MS Computational and Applied Mathematics at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering
Bachelors Computer Science (Honours), Bachelors Computer Science (Honours) at RMIT University