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FURYWOLF

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Abdulla “FURYWOLF”

Low-Level & Security Researcher · Programmer · 20 y/o

Self-taught security researcher and low-level systems developer with 10,000+ hours of hands-on coding and research. I specialize in Windows internals, reverse engineering, kernel-mode development, and secure system architecture. I started at 16 with Lua and C++, and haven't stopped since — building security tools, analyzing binaries, writing kernel drivers, and pushing deeper into how machines actually work.

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Self-Taught

No Bootcamps

Security

Core Focus

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Systems Programming

C++CAssembly (MASM, x86-64)Kernel DevelopmentDriver DevelopmentWindows Internals

Security & Research

Reverse EngineeringBinary ExploitationMalware AnalysisPenetration TestingVulnerability ResearchSecurity Audits

Reverse Engineering Tools

IDA Prox64dbgWinDbgGhidraBinary NinjaWireshark

Web & Scripting

TypeScriptJavaScriptReact / Next.jsPHPPythonLua

Core Focus

Offensive ToolingKernel EngineeringCryptographic SystemsFull-Stack DevelopmentBinary Instrumentation

Development Tools

Visual StudioGit / GitHubGCC / ClangShell ScriptingFuzzing ToolsCustom Frameworks

Journey

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  1. LOG 01 // 2022

    The Beginning — Age 16

    Started my programming journey at 16 years old. Began with Lua scripting, then quickly transitioned to C++. Dove deep into systems programming fundamentals and low-level concepts from day one.

  2. LOG 02 // 2023

    Advanced C++ Development

    Intensive focus on C++ programming — advanced concepts, memory management, and performance optimization. Built projects demonstrating real proficiency in systems programming.

  3. LOG 03 // 2024

    Kernel Development & Windows Internals

    Entered kernel-mode development. Started writing Windows drivers, exploring system call mechanisms, and understanding how the OS works at its lowest level. Published inline_syscall and kstd on GitHub.

  4. LOG 04 // 2026PRESENT

    Security Research & Beyond

    Deepened expertise in security research — vulnerability discovery, binary exploitation, malware analysis, and defensive security. Building tools that operate at the boundary between code and machine.

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