"A Voice That Stands Out in Web3 and Security"

I’ve been following @MalwareMamad for a while now, and what makes him stand out is how human and genuine his presence feels in a space that can often be cold and technical. He isn’t just posting about Web3, cybersecurity, or bug bounty hunting as buzzwords he’s living them, sharing small wins, frustrations, and insights that make you feel like you’re learning alongside a friend. There’s a mix of humor and depth in what he shares. One moment he’s joking about Linux or JavaScript, and the next he’s offering practical advice that actually helps others in the community. His way of connecting with people is what I admire most whether it’s supporting projects like Monad, Plasma, or OWASP, or just encouraging someone going through a tough day, he shows up with authenticity. It’s rare to find someone in this space who balances technical skill with humility and warmth. That’s why I think this profile deserves more recognition. For me, following him hasn’t just been about crypto or security it’s been about being reminded that behind every account there’s a real person who cares about both the craft and the community.