I am Ahmed Elmayyah (AKA Satharus in some places), I graduated from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, Computer Systems Department, Ain Shams University in July 2021. I’m a cybersecurity enthusiast and researcher, tinkerer, and a strong supporter of free/libre software and decentralisation. I currently work as a Hardware and Firmware Threat Research Analyst at HP. Sometimes I do purple-teaming too. I am also a GCFA and an eCRE.
I like cycling, progressive rock, videogames (add me on Steam), electronics and hardware, and computers. Currently, I am currently living in Bristol, England.
"Satharus" was the name of my characters in a couple of RPG games during high school and it just kinda stuck with me.
That's pretty much all there is to it 😃.
I usually like to tinker with low level programming, reverse engineering, Linux, and hardware and stuff. Here's some of the work I am proud of, in no particular order:
- The 4043: A Ben Eater-inspired Turing complete 8Bit breadboard computer using TTL chips, presented in a blog post trilogy which explains computer architecture and how it would map to such a project
- Check out some of my Bash Snippets
- Full 128-bit AES Encryption written in x86 assembly without using the AES-NI extension. Alongside is the NASM template for writing quick assembly programs
- The not so chad shell
- The (forever) WIP GDB interface: Disass
Not strictly software, but related:
- OSC 2023 Cybersecurity Session Content
- My dot files
- EOI 2019 Competitive Programming Sessions for middle schoolers
- Open Source Community FCIS Linux Workshop 2019 content
- Shield Yourself: Five Tips to Strengthen your Online Security
- Utilising EDR Tests to Enhance Threat Detection
- Sysmon EID 27 Bypass
- Initial guide to get into Cybersecurity
- Cybersecurity Writeups
- Free Software Banter
