Matthew Keeley is a distinguished security engineer and researcher with over a decade of experience in platform security, AI-driven vulnerability research, and security automation. Matthew has been instrumental in building secure-by-default platform architectures and discovering critical vulnerabilities that have shaped industry security practices.
Matthew founded Platform Security to share practical field experience and cutting-edge research with the security community. His work has led to the discovery of over 20 CVEs, development of automated vulnerability detection systems, and pioneering research in adversarial AI testing. He regularly contributes to open source security tools and shares methodology through detailed technical write-ups.
# Posts by Matthew
Hosting at Scale for $4/mo
April 27, 2025
715k requests in a week on a $4 VPS. Here's how we pulled it off with Cloudflare, Kubernetes, and a little obsession with optimization.
How I Used AI to Create a Working Exploit for CVE-2025-32433 Before Public PoCs Existed
April 17, 2025
A step-by-step walkthrough of how I leveraged AI to analyze, understand, and exploit the Erlang SSH pre-authentication vulnerability (CVE-2025-32433) without any existing public proof of concept. Learn how AI is transforming vulnerability research and exploit development.