David Dworken
Freelance Cybersecurity Consultant and Open Source Programmer
Freelance Cybersecurity Consultant and Open Source Programmer
In the past I have found vulnerabilities in Uber, Adobe, AT&T, Western Union, Symantec, Dyn, and more. I have found everything from XSS to RCE in a wide variety of websites.
See my HackerOne profile for some of my past work.
| Project Name | Description | Language |
|---|---|---|
| 2200087 Multimeter | Reverse engineered an unknown serial protocol and implemented it to allow for cross platform usage of the 2200087 multimeter's graphing utility. | Python |
| Malicious Proxy Scanner | Automatically scanned over 10,000 different free proxies searching for malicious modification of webpages. Discovered numerous proxies injecting extra HTML, javascript, or ads. | Python |
| Python-WMATA | Wrote a library wrapper around WMATA's API for the metro in Washington DC. Also implemented path finding between metro stops. | Python |
| Google Photos Storage | Encode arbitrary data into photos in a compression resistant manner so that the photos can then be uploaded to Google's free photo storage without data loss. | Python |
I am a current high school senior at the Maret School in Washington DC. I am the head of Maret's Engineering Team and I am currently working on designing and implementing the electronics for an underwater robot for the MATE ROV competition.
I have worked as a cybersecurity consultant to companies including: Tumblr, Adobe, AT&T, Western Union, Symantec, and many more. Along with this, I am an avid programmer and I enjoy spending my free time hacking on a variety of different programming projects in Python and Rust.