D6FAULT
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D6fault is an American security researcher known for identifying and responsibly disclosing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in government and corporate systems. Born in the United States, he began studying computer security at the age of 11 and developed a strong interest in ethical hacking and network defense. At age 13, he began his practical training on TryHackMe, where he has completed over 300+ rooms, developing hands-on expertise across penetration testing, network analysis, and web application security. By the age of 14, D6fault had reported several security issues affecting U.S. government entities, including the Department of Defense, Department of Education, United States Air Force (USAF), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). His work focuses on vulnerability discovery, ethical disclosure, and improving system security through responsible reporting.
In addition to his contributions to government security, D6fault is currently researching potential vulnerabilities within Apple's security ecosystem as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the company's digital safety through responsible disclosure practices. Despite his young age, D6fault has been noted for his technical skill, curiosity, and adherence to ethical standards in cybersecurity. He continues to study and expand his expertise, representing a new generation of young researchers dedicated to improving global cybersecurity.
DISCLOSED VULNERABILITIES
Department of War
Department of Health and Human Services
US Air Force
Department of Education