About me
I started my career as a satellite system cracker, sim card and console hacker. Then as a software developer i had the opportunity to experiment with different technologies: frontend web programming languages such as HTML5, CSS3, AngularJS, Javascript, JQuery and others, PHP, Java backend web programming languages and other languages such as Python, Golang, C and C++. Subsequently, I decided to dedicate my career to information security, focusing on penetration testing and security research: my daily job is to make infrastructures and applications more secure by identifying vulnerabilities and defects and working as closely as possible with the development team to solve them I perform security assessments on different types of targets, ranging from web applications and mobile applications to IoT infrastructures and devices. In my spare time i help with the movian project and do security research as well as playing CTFs.
Skills
I am an expert in web application / mobile application penetration testing and web / mobile security research. I am fluent in Python, PHP, C and Javascript. I love Android and Linux based operating systems especially the Debian distribution and I strive to know their security. I love to disassemble and reassemble devices to know how they work and I fix hardware such as cell phones, televisions, PCs, washing machines etc etc for friends and relatives. I have a great passion for MotoGP.
As part of my freelance security research I have resolved some CVEs and intering bugs in bug bounty programs.
Helping Police
I helped the carabinieri of the R.O.S. (Special Operational Grouping) in the activity of bypass / PIN unlocking of Apple phones with IOS system and recommended the method of tracking cell phones in a certain area for a double homicide case. All the activities were carried out with positive results.
Other PIN unlocking activities for the local police in my city.
🏆 Tryber Awards 2024
Winner of the Persistent Ethical Hacker category
This award acknowledges my dedication, technical persistence, and continued contribution to the cybersecurity community. It’s the result of one years spent researching, reporting vulnerabilities, and pushing for stronger digital security.