Mohamed Saher

Mohamed Saher is a Security Researcher specializing in reverse engineering, windows internals and mathematics. He has done a lot of work and research in various areas, such as, but not limited to: native software protection, compilers and rootkits. His mostly known public researches includes: Hacking Online Games (Breaking KONAMI’s Secure Communication Protocol and Emulating Game Servers), Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Targeted Rootkits: Stuxnet, DuQu open-source detector and reverse engineered C sources with IDA databases. In his spare time he likes to contribute to different reverse engineering forums, solve crackmes and math problems in project-euler where he is top ranked locally (by country) and internationally. He is also a winner of the Hackers Challenge for 2008. Mohamed currently works for NSS Labs.