Summary
Faraz Abrar is a blockchain security engineer and lead security researcher with nine years of hands-on experience in vulnerability discovery, audits, and exploit research across web3, browsers, OS kernels and virtualization. Currently at Zellic, he combines formal security audits with offensive research while also operating as an independent bug bounty hunter who has reported multiple critical vulnerabilities across VirtualBox, Linux, Chrome and FreeBSD. He co-organises DownUnderCTF and authors challenges, blending community leadership with practical red-team skills that inform his audit approach. With a background in full-stack engineering and academic tutoring in secure programming, he bridges secure development practices and deep technical exploit knowledge to harden complex systems. Based in Perth, Australia, he is notable for turning cross-domain vulnerability research into actionable security improvements for both open-source and enterprise targets.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science), Cyber Security, Bachelor of Science (Computer Science), Cyber Security at Curtin University
English, Bangla, Japanese