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  • Università degli Studi dell'Insubria
  • Varese, Lombardy, Italy
  • 10:56 (UTC +02:00)

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Boutaba-Mutazbillah/README.md

Boutaba Mu'taz billah

Systems Architect & Reverse Engineer

; Arch Linux Microarchitectural Initialization Profile
section .text
    global _start

_start:
    mov rax, 60         ; sys_exit syscall
    xor rdi, rdi        ; status 0
    syscall

Hi, I'm Mu'taz billah Boutaba

I am a Computer Science Student at Università degli Studi dell'Insubria (Italy), deeply invested in systems programming and binary security research. My daily environment is driven by Arch Linux, working closely with bare-metal execution and software isolation mechanics.

  • Focus: Linux Internals, Reverse Engineering, and Kernel Security Sandboxes.
  • Approach: Building lightweight Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs) to study anti-analysis and memory mitigation strategies.

Core Tech Stack

; Driven by efficiency and control
section .stack
    languages:  db 'x86_64 Assembly', 0
    os_kernel:  db 'Arch Linux (Custom Environment)', 0
  • Languages: x86_64 Assembly (NASM / AT&T syntax).
  • Toolchain: NASM, Make, x64dbg, WinDbg.
  • Monitoring & Auditing: Sysinternals Suite and Memory.
  • Environment: Custom Arch Linux & Windows environments optimized for binary auditing, static editing (Notepad++), and systems compilation.

Active Research Areas

  • Anti-Debugging: Intercepting process tracers via native sys_ptrace and microarchitectural timing analysis (RDTSC).
  • Memory Integrity: Implementing stack smash protections (Canaries) and memory pattern matching in user-space.
  • Network Telemetry: Auditing raw network sockets and exploring dynamic packet routing behaviors.

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  1. linux-portknocker linux-portknocker Public

    "Pure x86_64 assembly port-knocking daemon with dynamic key-hashed sequencing."

  2. linux-kernel-hardening linux-kernel-hardening Public

    "A lightweight Linux Kernel Module (LKM) written in C demonstrating memory protection techniques in kernel space."

  3. hardware-side-channel-bus-lock hardware-side-channel-bus-lock Public

    A low-level technical report exploring hardware side-channel timing attacks on x86 (32-bit) architectures, using NOP delay synchronization, atomic bus locking (0xF0 LOCK), and EBX register profilin…

  4. PBMS-Pulses-Behavioral-Metric-Software- PBMS-Pulses-Behavioral-Metric-Software- Public

    PBMS is a dynamic x86 (32-bit) timing side-channel process that tracks CPU hardware execution behavior. By capturing a 28 clock cycles metric via RDTSC, it successfully exposes a definitive L1 Cach…

    Assembly

  5. stack-buffer-overflow-demo stack-buffer-overflow-demo Public

    "An x86_64 assembly proof-of-concept demonstrating Stack Canary protection mechanics and buffer overflow mitigation strategies."

    Assembly

  6. rdtsc-anti-debug rdtsc-anti-debug Public

    "A silent x86_64 assembly PoC that uses RDTSC/RDTSCP to measure CPU cycle deltas and detect active debuggers."

    Assembly