Cyber Threat Intelligence Strategist | Behavioral Attribution Researcher | Creator of the AnubisX Framework | Author

For more than 20 years, I have worked across cybersecurity, threat intelligence, digital investigations, and intelligence-driven defense, helping organizations understand how adversaries operate, adapt, and conceal their identities in increasingly complex digital environments.

My current research focuses on one question:

Can human behavior become a reliable indicator for digital identity attribution when traditional technical indicators are no longer sufficient?

This research led to the development of the AnubisX Framework—an open research framework for behavioral digital attribution that combines stylometric analysis, semantic profiling, behavioral feature extraction, and artificial intelligence to study digital identities beyond conventional identifiers such as IP addresses, usernames, or devices.

The framework has been publicly released as an open research project with comprehensive documentation, mathematical foundations, prototype implementation, and a citable research archive.

I am also the author of “You Can Hide Your Name… Not Your Mind: How Artificial Intelligence Reveals the Human Behind Digital Identities”, which explores the research, concepts, and methodology behind the AnubisX Framework.

Beyond research, my professional experience includes:

• Cyber Threat Intelligence

• Threat Hunting

• Incident Response

• Digital Forensics

• OSINT Investigations

• Malware Analysis

• Security Operations (SOC)

• Intelligence-led Security Strategy

I strongly believe that the future of cyber attribution will rely on understanding behavior, not only infrastructure, and I continue to develop open research that bridges artificial intelligence, behavioral science, and cybersecurity.

Research Resources

• GitHub: https://github.com/nullc0d30/AnubisXFramework

• Zenodo DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21393392

• ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-0654-3393

Website: https://ahmedawadresearch.github.io

I’m always interested in collaborating with researchers, cybersecurity professionals, academic institutions, and organizations working on cyber attribution, threat intelligence, digital forensics, and AI for cybersecurity.