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About Borg Security

Here at Borg Security we specialize in cracking the most complex Web2 on Web3 attack vectors. These attack vectors are more commonly know as "zeroday" exploits. Zerodays can be extremely devastating, they are unknown exploits that remain unknown until they are eventually exploited.

Borg Security started as a solution to secure Web3 infrastructure. Not all Dapps are fully decentralized and some are still vulnerable to Web2 attacks. Which is why we at Borg Security aim to be a bridge between Web2 and Web3 security.

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Our Team

Alexander

CEO

Alexander is a proficient software developer with expertise in networking, reverse engineering, and penetration testing. A former top 10 HackerOne researcher, he has programmed since age 9 and possesses exceptional security knowledge across a wide range of stacks.

Hans

Head of Security Operations

Hans is a full-stack developer with five years of experience, specializing in offensive Web3 security. He excels in reverse engineering and ethical hacking and is currently enhancing his skills in smart contract auditing to expand Borg Security’s service offerings.

Jonas

Senior Offensive Security Engineer

Jonas is a full-stack developer with a passion for security. He has a strong background in web development and has worked on various projects in the past. He is currently working on a project that aims to improve the security of Web3 infrastructure.

Lucas

Offensive Security Engineer

Lucas is a cybersecurity professional with a keen interest in reverse engineering and applied research development. He has completed two years of academic study in Information Technology, specializing in web development and web security.

Julian

Offensive Security Engineer

Julian has a background in quantitative and mechanical trading, where he built high-performance tools in Python, Go, and Rust. He is OffSec certified and works with advanced exploitation techniques, in-depth reconnaissance, black-box testing, source code analysis, and comprehensive web application and infrastructure security assessments.

Theodor

Head of Growth

Theodor works at the intersection of technology and business to help Borg Security grow. He collaborates with technical teams to explain complex solutions in a way that’s clear and useful for clients and partners. Before joining Borg Security, he held roles in both technical work and partnerships, gaining experience with companies in the emerging tech space.

Per

Head of Marketing

Per is a sales and marketing professional with a background in B2B sales and entrepreneurship. He founded an influencer marketing company with over 100 million views in its first year and has been recognised with honours for his service in the Norwegian Armed Forces. At Borg Security, he drives marketing and sales to fuel growth and strengthen the company's position in cybersecurity.

The Process

1Reconnaissance

Recon is where we scope out and plan our attacks. Using internally developed tools we can pinpoint likely weaknesses quickly.

3Deep Attacks

After the initial attacks, we perform a deep attack over components likely exploitable. Deep attacks are when we find new zeroday exploits.

5Mitigation Assistance

Finally, we assist in mitigating the threats we discovered. In addition we do re-tests to ensure that the threat is eliminated.

2Initial Pentests

We then perform a general attack aimed to identify weaknesses and protect against generic OWASP top 10 threats.

4The Summary

Thereafter we finalize everything into a detailed summary. Including each exploit discovered, suggestions and more.

FAQ

What is Borg Security's primary focus?

Borg Security specializes in tackling complex Web2 on Web3 attack vectors, commonly referred to as "zeroday" exploits. These exploits are particularly dangerous as they remain unidentified until they are utilized.

What are Web2 on Web3 attack vectors?

Web2 on Web3 attack vectors refer to vulnerabilities that arise when Web2 applications interact with Web3 infrastructure. These vulnerabilities can be exploited to compromise decentralized applications (Dapps) and blockchain networks.

Why are zeroday exploits considered so critical?

Zeroday exploits are extremely concerning because they are unknown to the public, including developers and security experts, until they are used by attackers. This lack of prior knowledge makes them particularly devastating as there are no available patches or defenses against them.

How did Borg Security originate?

Borg Security was established as a response to the need for enhanced security measures within Web3 infrastructure. Despite the decentralized nature of many Dapps, vulnerabilities stemming from Web2 technologies still persist. Borg Security aims to bridge this gap by providing comprehensive security solutions.

What is the significance of Borg Security's role in Web3 security?

Borg Security serves as a crucial intermediary between Web2 and Web3 security realms. By addressing vulnerabilities that arise from the integration of Web2 applications with Web3 infrastructure, Borg Security helps safeguard the integrity and functionality of decentralized platforms.

How does Borg Security contribute to the protection of Dapps?

Borg Security's expertise lies in identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities within Dapps, ensuring they remain resilient against potential attacks. By offering specialized services tailored to the unique challenges of Web3 security, Borg Security helps fortify Dapps against emerging threats.

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