Steven Seeley is a vulnerability researcher with 10 years of hands-on experience uncovering and exploiting software flaws for both commercial and research-focused teams. Based in Melbourne, he has led offensive training and course development (notably as lead instructor for Offensive Security's AWAE) and contributed to vulnerability research at organizations including Qihoo 360, Immunity, and Source Incite. His background blends formal IT/network engineering education with deep practical mastery of exploitation techniques, shaped by advanced masterclasses and industry training. Steven balances independent research and enterprise engagement, translating complex exploit techniques into teachable curricula and pragmatic security improvements. Less obvious: his career mixes instructor-level communication skills with low-level research pedigree, making him equally effective at training defenders and weaponizing proofs-of-concept for responsible disclosure.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Immunity Master Class
Kiwicon - Bareback Unix Privesc: Who needs Kernel Ohday?
Exodus Intelligence Vulnerability Development Master Class
Assured exploitation
Bug Hunting and Analysis 0x65
Double diploma in IT - Network Engineering and Technical Systems and Support, IT, Double diploma in IT - Network Engineering and Technical Systems and Support, IT at Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
Double Degree - Bachelor of Business and Commerce (HRM) and a Bachelor of IT (Network Engineering), IT - network engineering and Business & commerce Human Resources, Double Degree - Bachelor of Business and Commerce (HRM) and a Bachelor of IT (Network Engineering), IT - network engineering and Business & commerce Human Resources at Monash University
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