Aarav Juneja
On a system, the most utilized application by typical users is the browser, yet the majority of modern exploits attack other technologies, most of which are heavily targeted by antivirus softwares. Browser extensions are known to be challenging to detect and provide as much(if not more) value as other forms of C2 and data capture. Modern solutions rely solely on whitelists and blacklists without considering potential supply chain breaches or other risks to this method.
Aarav Juneja
Student & Security Enthusiast @ Amador Valley High
Aarav Juneja is a high school sophomore at Amador Valley High School, Pleasanton, CA, who placed 1st nationally in the Advanced Division of Lockheed Martin's CyberQuest and earned a scholarship at BlackHat 2025 for his Passkeys research. He came in the top 1% worldwide at CMU’s picoCTF and was additionally selected for the US Cyber Challenge Camp. He is building autonomous systems for RoboSub 2026, competing against 60+ university teams including Stanford, Cornell, and CMU. As Co-Founder and CTO of UniGiig Inc., Aarav deployed production applications, architecting a full-stack system for a student marketplace. Aarav has completed undergraduate-level coursework from Harvard University in cybersecurity, AI, and computer science, and also holds a Silver Division status in the USA Computing Olympiad. He serves as President of his school's Cybersecurity Club and his interests span penetration testing, reverse engineering, cryptography, and binary exploitation across multiple platforms.