William Le Berre is a hands-on cybersecurity researcher and CTO with a decade of experience building offensive security capabilities and aligning technical teams to client needs. Based in Greater Rennes, he moved from pentesting and security consultancy into leading BZHunt’s technical vision, drawing on deep practical skills from roles in infrastructure, IT leadership and secure development. He has contributed backend and database enhancements to widely used pentesting tooling like CrackMapExec, reflecting expertise in SMB/Active Directory attack and telemetry workflows. Trained at CentraleSupélec and IMIE, he blends formal cybersecurity specialization with system and software engineering foundations. Driven since childhood by solving problems that likely have no ready answer, he pairs curiosity-driven research with pragmatic delivery for real-world security challenges.
10 years of coding experience
Mastère Spécialisé® CyberSécurité Informatique, Mastère Spécialisé® CyberSécurité Informatique at CentraleSupélec
Responsable d'Infrastructure Systèmes et Réseaux (Bac +4) Administration de / administrateur réseaux et systèmes, Responsable d'Infrastructure Systèmes et Réseaux (Bac +4) Administration de / administrateur réseaux et systèmes at IMIE
BTS SIO Solutions D'Infrastructure Systèmes Et Réseaux, BTS SIO Solutions D'Infrastructure Systèmes Et Réseaux at Chambre Des Métiers De Bruz
Contributions summary:William primarily contributed to the backend functionality of the `crackmapexec` repository. Their work focused on updating the `smb.py` and `database.py` files, suggesting involvement in the SMB protocol implementation and database management. The commits involve database schema updates, adding computer information, and modifying update queries. These contributions likely enhance the tool's ability to interact with and analyze network resources, specifically Active Directory environments, which aligns with the repository's focus.
reNgine is an automated reconnaissance framework meant for gathering information during penetration testing of web applications. reNgine has customizable scan engines, which can be used to scan the websites, endpoints, and gather information.
Contributions:9 commits in 1 month
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William Le Berre - Chief Technology Officer at BZHunt