EXPERIENCE
Kevin Haubris has 10+ years of experience in Information Security positions for the public and private sectors, focusing on both offensive and defensive security. During this time, he has concentrated mostly on software development, pen testing, adversarial emulation, and reverse engineering.
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
- Bachelor of Science, Computer and Network Security, Dakota State University
PASSION FOR SECURITY
Kevin has had a passion for security since college, when he started learning exploit development outside of class in his spare time. That started him off on a path to learning about additional complicated topics. Now he enjoys solving difficult problems, spending time in a disassembler, and loves learning how different binaries work.
Featured Blogs And Resources
Discover the blogs, analysis, webinars, and podcasts by this team member.
ELFLoader: Another In Memory Loader Post
This project enables cross-platform ELF loading for Linux, Mac, and Windows, leveraging OS-specific libraries and Cobalt Strike internal functions for a…
COFFLoader: Building your own in memory loader or how to run BOFs
Create a generic in-memory loader for various executable file formats, including COFF, ELF, Mach-O, and PE, with built-in beacon compatibility.
SELinux and Auditd
Understanding SELinux and Auditd: A Quick Introduction to Enhancing Linux Security.
Linux: How's My Memory
Detecting In-Memory Shared Objects with Native Tools.
Malware: Linux, Mac, Windows, Oh My!
Detect and prevent Linux malware and backdoors with these 8 common checks, including verifying binaries, package files, raw sockets, and SSH access, to keep…
Queen City Conference
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SAINTCON 2026
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InfoSec World 2026
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InfoSec World 2-Day Workshop - Supply-Chain to Runtime: Attacking & Defending the Modern DevOps Stack
In this workshop, participants will learn to navigate DevOps attack paths—from code triage to pipeline exploitation—and write detective alerts to defend their…
AMA: Passkeys and Preventing Credential Theft
During this live AMA, you’ll have the chance to ask our experts anything about the process of implementing passkeys as the default and the best ways to help…
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