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• An interest and aptitude for vulnerability research (either from a professional background or by demonstrating an aptitude).
• A passion for understanding how things work, testing them, pushing them to their limits, and finding security issues in them.
• An appreciation of hardware and software development lifecycles and their impact on security practices.
• Knowledge of cryptographic algorithms (encryption, authentication, signatures, etc).
• Knowledge of data structures, distributed systems, virtualisation and containerisation technologies.
• An understanding of network protocols and how software works - either assembly or interpreted languages, or anything in between.
• Familiarity with or a strong demonstrable interest in vulnerabilities such as memory corruption bugs (stack/heap/integer overflows, format strings), and an interest in techniques attackers can use to bypass common security protections (e.g. NX, stack canaries, heap protection, ASLR, etc.)
• Knowledge and experience of embedded systems and operating systems, and hardware techniques for prototyping and debugging these.
• An appreciation of Linux OS internals. Ability to self-learn any language, given appropriate resources to study and practice.
• Practical knowledge of common white-hat exploitation toolsets and techniques for common flaws in low-level software, as well as web platforms (e.g. SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, SSRF, upload/download abuse, RCE).
• Reverse engineering experience (e.g. IDA Pro, Ghidra).