iOS Vulnerability Researcher

INTERRUPT LABS U.S., LLC
United States
11 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

C++ (Programming Language) Code Review Python (Programming Language) Objective-C (Programming Language) Program Analysis Reverse Engineering Cloud Platform System Large Language Models Swift (Programming Language) Vulnerability Analysis

Job description

  • You’ll join our team looking to identify vulnerabilities in Apple platforms using both static and dynamic analysis techniques.
  • You’ll develop Proof-of-Concepts for vulnerabilities identified.
  • You’ll use common VR toolsets such as fuzzers, LLMs and reverse engineering tools; as well as have access to custom tooling built in-house (along with developing your own!).
  • You’ll need to present your findings in a useful and accessible way to others.
  • You’ll have access to internal and external training and conferences to refine and hone your skillsets.

Requirements

We are looking for experienced and passionate people who have a background in vulnerability research, offensive security and reverse engineering on Apple platforms., * Developed tools and proof of concepts in a modern programming language such as Python and Rust.

  • Skills in debugging and hacking around with low level or other relevant languages such as C, Swift, C++, Objective C, etc.
  • Ability to reverse engineer ARM64 binaries using common toolsets such as IDA, Binary Ninja and Frida.
  • Interest and a passion in learning new things, taking them apart, and getting stuck into new problems and challenges.

Desirable technical experience:

  • Research on the low-level internals of Apple platforms, including topics such as runtime internals, platform security features and exploit mitigations.
  • Reverse engineering and vulnerability research on userland components on Apple platforms including XPC protocols, private frameworks and userland system daemons.
  • iOS application reverse engineering and bug hunting, looking for weaknesses, logic bugs and memory corruption issues.
  • Kernel or system level software internals and vulnerability research, for example XNU code review or IOKit reverse engineering and exploitation.

Benefits & conditions

Packages are competitive and differ according to researcher experience. Full details can be discussed upon an invitation to interview.

Perks and benefits:

  • 25 days paid vacation + federal holidays
  • Annual bonus based on company targets
  • Matched 401k scheme up to 4%
  • Healthcare, dental and vision cover
  • Training and conference budgets
  • Employee assistance program
  • Company socials throughout the year

The location: This is a remote role so the successful candidate can be based anywhere in the USA, or indeed the world!

Interrupt Labs is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

We aim to respond to all candidates via email within a week of their application. Please note that emails may go to your spam or junk folder.

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