Caleb Warzocha

Caleb Warzocha

I’m a Computer Science student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) with an interest in cybersecurity.

I’ve particularly enjoyed blue team and digital forensics challenges through classes and hands-on experience. Specifically, analyzing system activity, attack paths, and understanding how incidents unfolded. I’ve also worked on low-level security projects utilizing memory-based attacks, including buffer overflow and return-oriented programming in x86-64 assembly, which has sparked further interest in vulnerabilities at the memory level.

I’m especially drawn to technical and investigative work and understand how and why software behaves under the surface, both when it’s functioning correctly and when it’s not. I’m continuing to expand my knowledge of these areas through study and hands-on projects.

I’m currently seeking full-time positions in cybersecurity for after I graduate, where I can continue building hands-on experience.

Recent

Memory Analysis Walkthrough

My walkthrough of the memory forensics challenge I built for the Cybersecurity Club workshop.

Oct 1, 2026 · forensics, volatility

Memory Forensics Workshop

Designed and ran an intro-to-memory-analysis presentation and hands-on Volatility challenge for the WPI Cybersecurity Club.

Oct 1, 2026 · presentation, forensics, blue-team

MemLabs Lab 2

My writeup for MemLabs Lab 2, a three-flag Windows memory forensics challenge.

Sep 28, 2026 · forensics, volatility, memlabs