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Melvin Langvik

Senior Security Consultant

EXPERIENCE

Melvin started as a C# Azure developer and integrations consultant after finishing his bachelor’s degree in computer engineering in 2018. During his time as a developer, he got hands-on experience with rapidly creating and deploying critical backend infrastructure for an international client base. It was during this period Melvin started to pursue his goal of transiting into offensive security. By the end of 2019, Melvin broke into the HackTheBox cybersecurity platform “Hall Of Fame” and successfully landed a job as a Penetration tester in January 2020. While working as a penetration tester, Melvin has contributed to the infosec community by releasing open-source and offensively-targeted C# based tools and techniques.

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer engineering
  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
  • Certified Red Team Operator (CRTO)
  • Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)

INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTIONS

Melvin is an active blogger and developer of open-source C# based offensive tooling. In 2020 he held a talk about the “AMSI.fail” project at the RootCon conference and released multiple open-source tools such as BetterSafetyKatz, SharpAppLocker, and NetLoader. Melvin is also the creator and maintainer of the SharpCollection project, a project which utilizes Azure DevOps PipeLines to automatically released pre-compiled binaries of all significant offensive C# projects, triggered by updates from their respective master branch.

Featured Blogs And Resources

Discover the blogs, analysis, webinars, and podcasts by this team member.

Blog November 07 2023

The Triforce of Initial Access

Unlock the power of Microsoft Office with the ultimate Red Teaming toolkit, leveraging Evilginx, ROADtools, TeamFiltration, and Bobber to gain unparalleled…

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Podcasts December 05 2025

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…

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Events December 04 2025

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…

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Blog December 04 2025

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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Webinars December 03 2025

NIST CSF 2.0 - From Compliance to Confidence

During our next webinar, our experts will cover the latest evolution of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF),…

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News December 01 2025

KTVU Fox 2 San Francisco - Too good to be true? Cyber Monday Warning

Protect your purchases this Cyber Monday! Director of Advisory Services Chris Camejo speaks with KTVU Fox 2 to share essential tips on how to safeguard your…

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News November 25 2025

Schwab Network | Morning Movers - Zscaler (ZS) Earnings Preview and Cybersecurity Outlook

Advisory Solutions Director Alex Hamerstone joins Morning Movers to preview Zscaler (ZS) earnings and discuss the overall cybersecurity software space. He…

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Events November 20 2025

Discord Livestream: Hunting Deserialization Vulnerabilities With Claude

Join us for an exclusive live Discord presentation and Q&A with Senior Security Consultant James Williams.

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Events TrustedSec HQ | November 19 2025

Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) NEO - Secure Your Data in the Age of AI

Join WiCyS NEO as they wrap up the year with a grand finale event at the TrustedSec HQ!

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Podcasts November 19 2025

Security Noise - C2 for Me + You

Attackers and threat actors use command and control techniques, also known as C2, to gain access to networks and communicate with compromised devices. Listen…

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