Penetration Tester · Programmer · Radio Amateur · Cyborg
Offensive security professional and lifelong hacker based in Prague. I test systems, break things responsibly, and build tools that matter. When I'm not at a terminal, I'm in the workshop, on the radio, or tinkering with the five chips under my skin.
I'm a penetration tester with hands-on experience across a wide range of target types: web applications, APIs, internal networks, cloud environments, OT/SCADA systems, ATMs, embedded devices, wireless protocols, desktop applications, and hardware. The work is methodical — map the attack surface, find what breaks, document it clearly, and help fix it.
My background spans freelance work, a corporate consultancy, programming roles, an internship, and teaching programming to kids. That range keeps the perspective honest. Security work improves when you've built the systems you're breaking and explained the concepts to someone who's never heard of them.
Outside structured engagements I run p0c.cz, a toolkit of security utilities for practitioners. I also keep active in radio, hardware hacking, and the evolving world of human augmentation.
Offensive security engagements covering web applications, infrastructure, APIs, and specialised domains including OT/ICS environments and ATM systems.
Taught programming and technology to children as part of structured educational courses. Covered programming fundamentals, robotics, and computational thinking.
Security testing engagements at a large global consultancy. Web application, API, and infrastructure testing across diverse client environments and sectors.
Backend programming, tooling, and system maintenance. Practical development work alongside ongoing freelance security testing activity.
Internship at Trask Solutions. Exposure to enterprise penetration testing methodology and professional security consulting workflows.
Independent penetration testing and security assessments for clients across the Czech Republic, covering web applications, network security, and security consultancy.
Grounded in computer science and information security through a combination of formal study and years of hands-on practice. Core security knowledge built from the ground up through CTF competitions, real-world engagements, independent research, and continuous self-directed learning in an evolving field.
Active participant in the security community through CTF competitions, vulnerability research, and tool development. Maintains p0c.cz as a practical resource for security practitioners. Continuously develops offensive skills across evolving target landscapes and emerging technology vectors.
Personal tools, CTF competitions, vulnerability research, and the ongoing development of p0c.cz as a practical security toolkit.
Hands-on mechanical work and automotive electronics. Active in the Carsomniacs community. Cars, engines, and the hardware underneath.
Software-defined radio, PMR contests, radiosonde hunting, and 433 MHz signal exploration. Radio as both hobby and security research vector.
Five chip implants: NeXT, xLED NFC, xLED RFID, XMagic, and VivoKey Thermo. Practical exploration of what it means to extend the human body with technology.