About
I work in the field of computer security. I'm generally a quiet person and prefer to speak when there's something worth discussing. My daily work and personal interests revolve around penetration testing, reverse engineering, malware analysis, security research, and research & development.
I have experience with C/C++, the Visual Basic family, .NET, PHP, binary reverse engineering, and network penetration testing, with a particular focus on malware analysis and reverse engineering.
This security blog is a collection of my personal notes, programming projects, code snippets, technical analysis, investigations, research, and other interesting things I discover along the way.
Data0.Net History
Data0.Net has gradually evolved from a website dedicated to software development into a personal technical and security blog.
One of my earliest projects was Portable Antivirus, which I started developing during the widespread virus and worm outbreaks affecting Southeast Asia around 2003–2004. Development has progressed slowly over the years, mainly due to limited time. A newer version was eventually rewritten from scratch using VB.NET 2012, with more advanced features and improved stability. If development is completed, I will announce it here.
There are also various tools and software projects that I plan to release through this website in the future, potentially including their source code.
I have maintained Data0.Net since the domain was first registered on 5 September 2006. However, the website has actually existed on the Internet since around 2004, when it was hosted through Netfirms and cjb.net.
I don't spend most of my time maintaining this website. It is primarily a personal project that I update whenever I have some spare time.
A Note About This Blog
This blog is simply a collection of notes and things I find interesting. Some articles are written in English, while others are written in Malay. If you come across something you don't understand, feel free to use Google Translate.
English is not my native language, so there may occasionally be grammatical mistakes or awkward wording in my articles. Feel free to leave a comment or point them out.
If you would like to know more about me, feel free to get in touch.
“Rise Against Malware”
- Kamil Alta