About

I break systems so the people who own them don't have to find out the hard way.

I am Ndemafia Wilsmith, a cybersecurity researcher and full-stack developer working out of Nigeria. I reported a critical flaw in the national corporate registry, and I ship the production platforms that clients put their name on.

Two disciplines that only look separate

Most people pick a side. Builders learn to ship and treat security as somebody else’s checklist; breakers learn to exploit and never carry the weight of keeping something running in production. Doing both changed how I work.

My research came first in public: a critical flaw at Miva Open University in October 2025, which I disclosed to the university’s CTO and closed with a bounty. Two months later I found a broken access-control issue in the Corporate Affairs Commission’s document system, the registry behind more than 21 million Nigerian corporate entities. I reported it through ngCERT, and the national CERT validated it within 48 hours.

My engineering runs in parallel. I designed, built and deployed blordgroup.ng, the official B-Lord Group platform, end to end, and I treated the authorisation model as a design input rather than a launch-week afterthought. That is the whole argument for hiring one person to do both.

FOCUS
Access control, authorisation flaws, secure web apps
DISCLOSED TO
CAC · Miva Open University · BillPoint
RECOGNISED BY
ngCERT (NCCC / ONSA)
SHIPPED
blordgroup.ng
STAGE
MILSET ESI, Abu Dhabi
BASED IN
Nigeria · working remotely worldwide
International recognition

MILSET Expo-Sciences International, Abu Dhabi

My secondary school selected me, and covered the full cost, to represent it at MILSET Expo-Sciences International in Abu Dhabi, one of the world’s largest gatherings of young scientists and technologists, where national delegations exhibit their strongest technical and scientific work to an international audience.

Being sent and funded to stand for my school on that stage says something about the work, not just the trip.

EVENT
MILSET ESI 2019
HOST CITY
Abu Dhabi, UAE
SPONSORSHIP
Fully funded
ROLE
Delegate & exhibitor

From the exhibition floor

ABU DHABI · UAE

Ndemafia Wilsmith wearing an ESI 2019 participant badge and carrying a laptop in the exhibition concourse in Abu Dhabi.
Accredited participant, ESI 2019
The Nigerian delegation on stage holding the national flag, wearing medals and holding certificates.
Nigeria on stage
Delegates gathered in front of the large SPEAK SCIENCE lettering in the main exhibition hall.
The main hall, “Speak Science”
Presenting the exhibit to a group of visiting schoolchildren on the exhibition floor.
Presenting to visiting students
Standing with the South Korean delegation at their exhibit stand.
The South Korean stand
Full-length photograph on the exhibition concourse beneath the ESI 2019 signage.
ESI 2019 concourse
Seated with an Emirati host in the majlis area of the exhibition floor.
Hosted in the majlis
With delegates from other national teams, each in their country's traditional dress.
Delegations meet
With a fellow delegate during the exhibition.
Between sessions
Milestones

The record so far

  1. OCT 2025

    First responsible disclosure at Miva Open University

    I escalated a critical flaw threatening student data privacy to the university's CTO. It was confirmed, remediated and rewarded with a bug bounty.

  2. DEC 2025

    National CERT validation at the Corporate Affairs Commission

    I reported a critical access-control flaw in the federal corporate registry to ngCERT, under the Office of the National Security Adviser. It was validated within 48 hours of my technical report.

  3. ONGOING

    BillPoint fintech review

    My application security review of the B-Lord Group payment platform, handled under coordinated disclosure with the product team.

  4. ONGOING

    blordgroup.ng shipped

    I designed, built and deployed the official B-Lord Group platform end to end as sole developer.

  5. MILESTONE

    MILSET Expo-Sciences International, Abu Dhabi

    My secondary school selected me and covered the full cost of representing it at one of the world's largest gatherings of young scientists and technologists.

How I work

Report, don't publish

The owner of the risk hears about it first. Every time, without exception.

Impact over cleverness

A boring authorisation bug that exposes millions of records matters more than an exotic one that exposes nothing.

Build what you defend

Writing production code keeps my research honest, and the research keeps my code paranoid.

Available for work

Have a system worth protecting, or one worth building?

Security assessments, responsible disclosure and full-stack engineering. Tell me what you are working on.