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01 / PLATFORMS

Ideas are good.
Built things are better.

Platforms, research, and tools.
From the architecture to the code.

01 / PLATFORM ENGINEERING

EC RallyPoint.

A three-part purple teaming platform that brings operators, engagement data, and client visibility into one system.

I designed the architecture and wrote nearly all of the platform, connecting campaign operations, asset tracking, observations, and threat intelligence.

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EC RallyPoint dashboard showing a cyber kill chain, campaign metrics, and a running operator log
02 / KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING

EC Playbook.

Field knowledge, made useful. A custom Markdown parser turns offensive security notes into searchable, structured reference sheets.

I built support for metadata, card layouts, keyboard shortcuts, code blocks, and custom syntax highlighting, so contributors can focus on the knowledge instead of the presentation.

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EC Playbook with categorized reference sheets for tactics, techniques, procedures, and offensive programming

Looking for the research? Read the research write-ups ↗

02 / TEACHING & COMMUNITY

Build the skill.
Pass it on.

One of DEF CON’s first seven official trainers and a Black Badge holder. Still happiest making something difficult click for someone else.

My Windows Malware Development (WMD) series at Just Hacking Training runs across two paths. The Intro Path teaches loaders, execution, and evasion. The Advanced Path follows the life of a C2 agent from first-stage shellcode to post-exploitation. The hack-alongs take the same hands-on approach to industrial control systems.

Explore my Just Hacking courses ↗
WMD INTRO PATH / JUST HACKING TRAINING
01
Malware Dev Basics & Shellcode LoadersA quick grounding in C2 and shellcode, then straight into Visual Studio to write your own loaders. Follow-along coding: you type it, it sticks.
02
Advanced Execution & Obfuscation TTPsBeyond the basic loader: alternate ways to execute a payload and the obfuscation TTPs that go with them, with an optional dedicated virtual lab.
03
Dynamic Evasion TechniquesSurviving at runtime: techniques for evading dynamic AV and EDR analysis once your code is actually executing.
WMD ADVANCED PATH / THE C2 AGENT LIFECYCLE
04
PIC or It Didn’t HappenWriting position-independent code and generating your own shellcode, the Stage 0/1 foundation of a C2 agent. Six and a half hours of video plus hands-on labs.
05
Return of the BeaconDesign and build your own Stage 2 C2 agent: choosing its language, writing it, and integrating Stage 1 and Stage 3 components.
06
Building Post-Exploitation ToolsCustom post-exploitation tooling instead of signatured off-the-shelf tools: an LSASS dumper, a COM persistence tool, and a Beacon Object File (BOF).
HACK-ALONGS / INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
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Hack a Water TowerA Modbus-focused hack-along in a dedicated virtual lab, drawn from physical red teaming experience: see how a computer problem becomes everyone’s problem.
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Hack a Power PlantThe next ICS hack-along, taking the same hands-on approach to power generation.
IN DEVELOPMENT

Also: the free Shellcode Upskill Challenge.

LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT

Big challenges.
Good people.
Let’s talk.

I’m interested in executive leadership and technical offensive security roles where I can build strong teams, meaningful capabilities, and things that work.

contact@dahvidschloss.com
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BASED IN RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA