Exploring the
Depths of Security
I'm Jonas Resch, an IT Security student and penetration tester based in Chemnitz. Passionate about offensive security, vulnerability research, and the ethics of technology.
About Me
Who I Am
I am a passionate IT Security student and Security Analyst based in Chemnitz, Germany. I dedicate my time to offensive security and understanding system intricacies to better protect them.
My Mission
My journey is driven by curiosity. I specialize in penetration testing and have achieved a Top 200 rank on HackTheBox, demonstrating my ability to tackle complex, real-world security challenges.
Current Focus
I am currently pursuing my B.Sc. in IT Security at Hochschule Mittweida. Simultaneously, I work as a student assistant at the Networks and Communications Center (NCC), securing academic infrastructure.
Role
Security Analyst & Student
Location
Chemnitz, Germany
Education
B.Sc. IT Security (Since Oct 2025)
Hochschule Mittweida
Experience
Student Asst. @ HSMW NCC
Technical Arsenal
A comprehensive set of tools and methodologies I employ to secure digital environments.
Offensive Security
Web Security
Systems & Scripting
Research & Future
Deployments
Open source security tools and utilities I've developed to aid in penetration testing and research.
Leaktor
A blazingly fast secrets scanner with validation capabilities. Built in Rust to help security professionals find exposed credentials.
EscalateX
A powerful Linux privilege escalation scanner — a feature-rich and modern alternative to LinPEAS.
DesyncDiver
HTTP Request Smuggling detection tool for identifying desync vulnerabilities in web applications.
HTTPipe
Pentesting tool for quickly serving files or scripts over HTTP during engagements.
TaskThief
Advanced privilege escalation testing tool focused on Windows scheduled tasks exploitation.
QuantHide
Quantum-resistant steganography tool implementing post-quantum cryptographic algorithms.
Inscribe
Fast, elegant USB imaging for Linux. A modern, open-source alternative to balenaEtcher.
Let's Connect
I'm always interested in discussing security research, ethical hacking, or exchanging ideas about the future of technology.