Exploit Development
Vulnerability research, exploit development, and offensive tooling across low-level and modern targets.
Core
C / C++ / Rust / Zig
L1
Kernel Exploitation / Binary Analysis / Fuzzing
I am Prepakis Georgios, also known as Kernelstub, a Security researcher focused on exploit development, reverse engineering, hardware and IoT security, and offensive research that transforms complex systems into actionable security insights.
11+
Years Experience
14+
Research Builds
20+
Projects
About Me
Security Research
Penetration testing, exploit development, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, and offensive security across modern and low-level targets.
Programming & Systems
Experience building tooling, backend systems, automation, and low-level software across multiple programming environments and platforms.
Hardware & Embedded
Embedded systems, firmware analysis, IoT research, SDR workflows, RF experimentation, and hardware-oriented security assessment.
Expertise
A practical spread of security research disciplines, from exploit work and reversing to embedded targets and RF systems.
Vulnerability research, exploit development, and offensive tooling across low-level and modern targets.
Core
C / C++ / Rust / Zig
L1
Kernel Exploitation / Binary Analysis / Fuzzing
Static and dynamic analysis of binaries, malware, firmware, and low-level software systems.
Core
Ghidra / IDA / x64dbg / Binary Ninja
L1
Malware Analysis / Firmware Analysis / Static/Dynamic Analysis
Offensive security assessments across web applications, infrastructure, internal networks, and exposed services.
Core
External/Internal / Linux / Windows
L1
Red Teaming / AD / Security Auditing
Embedded systems research, firmware analysis, hardware interfaces, and IoT-oriented security assessment.
Core
STM32 / ESP32 / JTAG/SWD / FreeRTOS
L1
Firmware Analysis / Hardware Interfaces
Skills
Choose a domain to scan the exact tools, protocols, languages, and systems I work with.
The work that shaped how I think about research, tooling, and operations.
Teleoperating robotic arms and collecting clean demonstration data for machine-learning training.
Building low-level security tooling and infrastructure for offensive research, hardening, and day-to-day operations.
Physical security work for sensitive sites, including access control, incident response, and protocol enforcement.
Contract work spanning systems programming, reverse engineering, and security research across diverse client environments.