Geraldo Alves is a penetration tester with four years of hands-on cybersecurity experience, specializing in web, API and Android assessments guided by OWASP and MITRE ATT&CK. He builds custom automation and PoC tooling in Python and Bash to speed testing and clarify vulnerabilities, and actively shares practical scripts on GitHub to support the security community. At Redbelt Security and previous roles he pairs code review with collaborative remediation, turning findings into actionable secure-coding guidance and technical reports scored with CVSS/CWE. Holder of eWPTX and Certified Bug Bounty Hunter credentials, he also writes a technical blog translating complex flaws into clear mitigations—demonstrating a balance of offensive rigor and educational outreach. Based in Rio de Janeiro, he brings a background in cyber defense and operational resilience from earlier backup and SOC-adjacent work, giving him a broader view of enterprise risk beyond application flaws.
4 years of coding experience
Fédération Internationale de l'Art Photographique
Ensino Médio Tecnico Técnico em Infomárica, Ensino Médio Tecnico Técnico em Infomárica at Colégio Municipal Getúlio Vargas
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