EXPERIENCE
Luke Bremer has 12+ years of Security and IT experience and has worked with and written applications in .NET and .NET Core. Luke specializes in web application development and web application penetration testing to demonstrate basic and advanced tactics that help identify security issues in web applications, web APIs, and connected web services.
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
- Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Davenport University
- OSWA
- SEC+
INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTIONS
Luke has set up static and dynamic code scanners and written secure coding documentation and remediation guides, published several blogs on various security topics, and reported several zero-days in open source software.
PASSION FOR SECURITY
Luke has always had a passion for exploring and securing technology for himself and others. He is part of CTF and bug bounty programs, including TryHackMe, Hack The Box, HackerOne, and has been in the Burp Suite Academy top 50.
Featured Blogs And Resources
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What is Hackvertor (and why should I care)?
What’s Hackvertor and why should I care?Years ago, Gareth Heyes created a Burp Suite (Burp) extension called Hackvertor. It’s an extension with a lot of…
Crafting Emails with HTML Injection
Crafting emails with HTML injection vulnerabilities allows attackers to alter the email body, potentially revealing sensitive information or executing…
JavaScript Essentials for Beginning Pentesters
Learn how to format, search, and debug JavaScript files, bypass client-side restrictions, and use Burp Suite to alter script responses and improve your web…
Cross Site Smallish Scripting (XSSS)
Learn how to exploit XSS vulnerabilities in web applications, including techniques for pulling scripts from external sources, using input encoding and…
How to Get the Most Out of Your Pentest
TL;DR Define the goal of an assessment.Take time to choose the right assessment type.The more detail you give about an asset, the better quality your report…
Security Advisory: React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) - Critical RCE Vulnerability
A critical vulnerability affecting React Server Components (RSC) is being actively exploited. Here's what to look for and what to do next.
Holy Shuck! Weaponizing NTLM Hashes as a Wordlist
Password reuse is common in Active Directory (AD). From an attacker’s perspective, it is a reliable path to lateral movement or privilege escalation. Most IT…
Security Noise - Hacker Family Feud
Our security experts compete to see which team can guess the most popular answers to cybersecurity industry questions on this episode of the TrustedSec…
Research on Windows Accessibility: Narrator.exe
Join us for our next Discord Livestream "Research on Windows Accessibility: Narrator.exe" on December 4 at 11:00AM ET! During this exclusive session, Principal…
What is a TrustedSec Program Maturity Assessment (PMA)?
The TrustedSec PMA is a tactical approach to evaluating the components, efficiency, and overall maturity of an organization’s Information Security…
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