At a glance
- Location
- Seoul
About the role
- The Game Security S/W Engineer will develop and maintain Anti-Cheat and client security features for the KRAFTON Security Services (KSS) platform.
- The role focuses on analyzing and defending against security threats in Windows environments, including cheats, tampering, and automation tools.
- The engineer will design and implement security solutions that balance performance and stability across various game environments.
Responsibilities
- Develop C++ based game security and Anti-Cheat client modules.
- Detect and respond to cheat activities such as memory manipulation, code injection, hooking, and debugging.
- Design and implement user-mode and kernel-mode security features.
- Analyze security threats based on Windows internal structures, processes, threads, and system calls.
- Review and improve the stability, performance, and false-positive rates of security detection logic.
- Research new cheat and attack techniques to develop defensive technologies.
- Provide technical support to integrate KSS security features into various game environments.
Requirements
- C++ based software development capability.
- Experience in Windows-based client software development or equivalent understanding.
- Understanding of Windows internal operations including processes, threads, virtual memory, synchronization, DLLs, and PE structures.
- Ability to understand x64 Assembly code and analyze disassembled code.
- Understanding of operating system core concepts such as kernels, drivers, system calls, interrupts, and memory management.
- Basic knowledge of computer architecture, CPU operation, memory structure, and executable loading processes.
- Ability to analyze problems from a security perspective and design with bypass possibilities in mind.
- No disqualifications for overseas travel.
Skills
- C++
- X64 Assembly
- IDA
- Ghidra
- WinDbg
- X64dbg