FikreSekhel is a research-driven technology company applying mathematics, formal methods, and computational science to complex problems in cybersecurity and bioinformatics.
We believe complex scientific and engineering problems should first be understood through rigorous mathematical models. Our research combines applied mathematics, computer science, formal reasoning, statistical methods, and artificial intelligence.
We transform this research into computational methods, software, technical intelligence, and technologies designed to produce measurable impact in high-complexity environments.
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Selected research demonstrating how applied mathematics, formal methods, computational analysis, and scientific experimentation are used to understand complex systems and transform technical findings into operational intelligence.
| ID | Research Case | Severity | Type | Status | Disclosure |
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FR-2026-001
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Non-canonical JWT acceptance leading to revocation and rate-limit bypass
A trust mismatch between verification and application-layer token handling can allow variant tokens to remain valid while revocation and policy checks rely on strict string comparison.
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High | Authentication / Logic Flaw | Coordinated Disclosure | Report available on request |
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FR-2026-002
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RPC response spoofing via postMessage trust boundary violation
Browser messaging trust assumptions can break when response handling is not strongly bound to source, origin, and expected request lifecycle.
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High | Client-side Trust Boundary | Publicly Discussed | Disclosure summary available |
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FR-2026-003
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AES-CBC malleability enabling privilege bit-flipping in application workflows
Encryption schemes without integrity guarantees can permit controlled ciphertext manipulation, resulting in altered protected values and unsafe application decisions.
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Critical | Cryptographic Design Flaw | Research Complete | Private / pending publication |
Each research problem is translated into a formal or computational model, investigated through reproducible experiments, and evaluated against its scientific, technical, and operational consequences.
Our work combines mathematical modeling, formal methods, static and dynamic analysis, statistical reasoning, and computational experimentation. The methodology is adapted to each research domain, from software security and cryptographic systems to genomic data and biological computation.
Research outcomes are transformed into reproducible methods, technical reports, computational tools, software, and operational intelligence. This allows complex scientific findings to become practical technologies capable of supporting real-world decisions.
Work with FikreSekhel to transform complex scientific and engineering problems into mathematical models, computational methods, and practical technologies.