Alexander Matrosov has more than ten years of experience with malware analysis, reverse engineering, and advanced exploitation techniques. He is currently a senior security researcher in the Advanced Threat Research team at Intel Security Group. Prior to this role, he spent four years focused on advanced malware research at ESET. He is co-author of the numerous research papers, including Stuxnet Under the Microscope, The Evolution of TDL: Conquering x64, and 'Mind the Gapz: The Most Complex Bootkit Ever Analyzed?' Alexander is frequently invited to speak at security conferences, such as REcon, Ekoparty, Zeronigths, AVAR, CARO, and Virus Bulletin. Nowadays, he specializes in the comprehensive analysis of advanced threats, modern vectors of exploitation, and hardware security research.

Alexander Matrosov has more than ten years of experience with malware analysis, reverse engineering, and advanced exploitation techniques. He is currently a senior security researcher in the Advanced Threat Research team at Intel Security Group. Prior to this role, he spent four years focused on advanced malware research at ESET. He is co-author of the numerous research papers, including Stuxnet Under the Microscope, The Evolution of TDL: Conquering x64, and 'Mind the Gapz: The Most Complex Bootkit Ever Analyzed?' Alexander is frequently invited to speak at security conferences, such as REcon, Ekoparty, Zeronigths, AVAR, CARO, and Virus Bulletin. Nowadays, he specializes in the comprehensive analysis of advanced threats, modern vectors of exploitation, and hardware security research.