Portrait of Sedat Özdemir
I am

Sedat Özdemir — Ethical Hacker and Cybersecurity Engineer

Sr. Expert Pentest & Vulnerability Management Engineer

Ethical hacker. I think like an attacker and write down what I learn, for everyone.

Time in the field

10+

years in offensive security

2016 SOFTWARERED TEAM 2026
Areas of expertise

Offensive

  • Web App Pentest
  • API Security
  • Red Team Ops
  • Active Directory
  • Mobile Pentest
  • Reverse Engineering
  • Offensive AI

Defense & process

  • Vulnerability Management
  • DevSecOps
  • Container & K8s
  • PCI DSS 4.0
  • Malware Analysis
Recon → Exploit → Report

Curiosity + Discipline =
A closed vuln

Currently

Sr. Expert Pentest & Vulnerability Management Engineer

What I'm curious about

How custom models are trained for security work, and how those models are secured themselves.

Areas of expertise

  • Red Team
  • Penetration Testing
  • Vulnerability Management
  • PCI DSS 4.0
  • DevSecOps
  • Application Security
  • Offensive AI

Blog topics

Technical news, fixes and code. Everything comes from my own lab or public sources.

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Press and talks

TV, radio, interviews, event talks and news coverage.

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Who I amAbout

Close to a decade in offensive security. Developer first, hacker second.

Web, API, internal network and mobile penetration testing, red team work, vulnerability management and DevSecOps. I built full stack software in 12 languages, so I understand how an app breaks because I know how it's written. Everything here is my personal opinion and doesn't represent any employer.

Years of experience
10+
Technical posts
42
Programming languages
12

Contact

Interviews, talks or a question about a post: write to me.

Press requests, conference and meetup invitations, a correction to one of my posts, or just a question. I read every message myself.

If it's an urgent vulnerability report, put "Security" in the subject.