Eshan Singh
About Eshan Singh
Eshan Singh is a Security Researcher and Elite Hacker based in India, with extensive experience in penetration testing and security research. He has worked with various organizations, including Hack The Box and Synack Red Team, and has a background in mathematics and computer science.
Work at Hack The Box
Eshan Singh has been working at Hack The Box as a CTF Player (Elite Hacker) since 2019. In this role, he engages in Capture The Flag competitions, which focus on various aspects of cybersecurity, including penetration testing and vulnerability assessment. His participation in these challenges showcases his skills and dedication to the field of cybersecurity.
Work at Synack Red Team
Since 2021, Eshan Singh has been a Penetration Tester with the Synack Red Team. In this position, he conducts security assessments and identifies vulnerabilities in client systems. His role contributes to enhancing the overall security posture of organizations by providing insights and recommendations based on his findings.
Education and Expertise
Eshan Singh studied Mathematics and Computer Science at Gargi Raj Royal Academy from 2012 to 2018, where he completed his high school education. He has developed expertise in areas such as bash scripting and Python scripting, which are essential skills for a security researcher. Additionally, he has expressed interest in pursuing advanced security and forensics-related certifications.
Background in Security Research
Eshan Singh has a diverse background in security research, having worked in various roles since 2019. He served as a Security Researcher at NCIIPC India for four months and was a Bug Hunter at Open Bug Bounty for one month. He also completed a two-month traineeship at Lucideus, where he earned the Lucideus Certified Security Professional Grade II certification.
YouTube and Community Involvement
Eshan Singh has been active on YouTube since 2016, where he shares content related to cybersecurity and technology. His engagement in this platform demonstrates his commitment to educating others and contributing to the cybersecurity community. Additionally, he co-founded Lazy Hackers, a group focused on cybersecurity initiatives, from 2017 to 2019.