I have the privilege of representing Luxembourg at the European Championship for the third time.
My abilities have improved as a result, and I was able to get my first Pentester job at PwC. For
the industry to keep expanding and getting better, it has to keep supporting us and our future
teammates.
Henri A.
I currently study Quantum Technology at Aalto University in Finland. Cybersecurity and computer
science in general as well as electronics have interested me for years, and during my free time
I work on projects related to computer graphics and occasionally physics. Capture the flag
competitions caught my interest around 2018, and since then I have actively dug deeper into how
computers do (and sometimes don't) work down at the hardware level.
Daniel M.
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Pol T.
I first gained an interest in cybersecurity 4 years ago during the
first LCSC and since then have only
honed my skills in the
field, leading to a Bachelor in Cybersecurity from the University of
Warwick and
employment in Threat Intelligence for a year now.
The aspect in cybersecurity I personally enjoy the most
is
hunting threat actors, figuring out their TTPs and ultimately
identifying them and having them arrested.
Having a tangible
impact by protecting people and researching espionage activities by
the most capable organizations
in
the world motivates me to keep improving my skills and turning up to
work. I am able to use these talents
in
the Luxembourgish team, focussing on Reversing and Forensics
challenges, through which I have won
the
"Most promising young talent" award four times. I'm excited
to keep supporting the Luxembourgish cyber
ecosystem,
by participating in the national team or by helping keep the national
infrastructure
protected
from malicious actors
Adam H.
I currently study a bachelor in computer science at EPFL, planning
to
study cybersecurity for my masters there too. I am very passionate
about cybersecurity in general, but more specifically about reverse
engineering, low-level security and physical security.
Jaak W.
Early
during my studies in Informatics at Vienna University of Technology,
I had first contact points with security in computer science. Over
the years, I developed a strong passion for the broad field of
cybersecurity and am particularly interested in web security, being
fascinated by the interaction between users, webservers and malicious
actors. I love competing with and against like-minded people in
so-called Capture-The-Flag competitions and I am looking forward to
building the Luxembourgish cybersecurity community.
Olivier B.
I'm
a Master student studying Cyber Security in Zurich. I am mostly
interested in cryptography and I find it fascinating how it can be
used to keep our sensitive data both private and secure.
Mika B.
Currently
pursuing a degree in Computer Science at the University of
Luxembourg, I have always been fascinated in the ever-evolving field
of cybersecurity. This sector is full of daily unique challenges and
fuels my curiosity to dive into the various parts of the ecosystem. I
am particularly passionate about threat intelligence, data privacy
and digital forensics - areas where we can see the impact of our
digital footprints. In my free time I enjoy working on my side
projects and staying
up-to-date with the latest news and technologies in this field,
preparing myself for new challenges.
Frank B.
I am passionate about using software in ways it was not intended and I love to try and break
stuff. My particular focus lies in the area of web security and all aspects of offensive
security. I am enthusiastic about acquiring new skills and I'm always eager to learn new things.
I have a master's degree in Cybersecurity and will start my first job in the field very soon.
Mathis F.
I am currently studying Cybersecurity (M.Sc.) at Hochschule München. My interest in
Cybersecurity was sparked in my bachelor studies when I got introduced to the topic at a
university course. Since then, I took courses revolving around Network Security, Hardware
Security, Cryptography, Digital Forensics and Reverse Engineering. What really fascinates me
about cybersecurity is that every challenge feels like a scavenger hunt: Looking for clues about
the system, trying to make sense out of them, recognizing flaws and ultimately crafting exploits
for the found vulnerabilities.
Recently, my interest mainly lies in reverse engineering and exploiting binaries.
Mike L.
Coach of the Luxembourgish CTF Team
President of the non-profit Cybersecurity community LetzPwn
Penetration tester for the CERT gouvernemental
Always happy to help :)
Mark L.
I am a teacher for ICT and I am the
program coordinator of a higher education training program in
Cybersecurity offered at the Lycée Guillaume Kroll. I aim to
attracting more young people to cybersecurity trainings and careers.
Before entering the education profession, I
gained
in-depth technical knowledge and experience in IT infrastructure and
security.
I act
as a team coach for the Luxembourg team as well as an ECSC steering
committee Member.
Antoine B.
I am
currently pursuing a BTS in Cybersecurity at LGK. During my free
time, I dedicate a significant amount of effort to expanding my
knowledge in offensive security through platforms like Tryhackme and
Hackthebox. I earned the Google Cybersecurity Analyst Certification
in my free time outside of my coursework, which highlights my
motivation and dedication to furthering my skills in this field. I am
consistently enthusiastic about exploring new areas and embracing the
rapid advancements in this field, which is why I am par ticularly
interested in this ever-evolving profession.
If
you want to see some of my projects, feel free to check my web
portfolio:
https://sites.google.com/view/baudetantoine/
Mathis F.
I am currently studying Informatics at the Technical University of
Munich.
My
interest in Cybersecurity was sparked quite recently when I got
introduced to the topic last semester at a university course.
Since
then, I started taking more and more courses revolving around Network
Security, Hardware Security and Cryptography and I started
participating in Capture the Flags.
What
really fascinates me about cybersecurity is that every challenge
feels like a scavenger hunt: Looking for clues about the system,
trying to make sense out of them, recognizing flaws and ultimately
crafting exploits for the found vulnerabilities.
Rafael F.
I’m a cybersecurity enthusiast, with a background in electronics and a
graduate of a BTS program currently pursuing my studies in
informatics at the University of Reims. I got interested in
cybersecurity when I started learning IT and electronics.
Rui N.
Enthusiastic and motivated student in BTS Cybersecurity at Lycée Guillaume Kroll
Esch/Alzette with problem-solving skills and strong team
spirit.
Daniel M.
I
recently graduated from the European School Luxembourg 1, and I am
starting a degree in Mathematics at Imperial College London. What
interests me the most in Cybersecurity is understanding
different programs (especially encryption algorithms) and finding a
way to break them.
