Pedro Joaquín
Cofundador at TROPICON
Mexico City
Summary
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Top SchoolPedro Joaquín is a cybersecurity entrepreneur and hands-on practitioner with 14 years of experience cofounding and leading Websec México, Websec Canada and the Tropicon conference. He has led vulnerability assessments, forensic investigations, red-team engagements, social engineering campaigns and secure code reviews for financial institutions, critical infrastructure and electronic voting systems across the Americas and Europe. A frequent speaker at top security conferences (Black Hat, DEF CON, ShmooCon and others), he also developed routerpwn.com and specialized tooling to find backdoors in embedded devices. Combining technical depth in exploitation and embedded security with executive experience in client-facing delivery, he builds and manages high-performing consulting teams that turn complex security problems into actionable, auditable results. Based in Mexico City, he pairs an engineering background with an MBA in Alta Dirección, keeping close involvement in projects despite a packed schedule.
14 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Maestría MBA en Alta Dirección, Maestría MBA en Alta Dirección at Universidad Anáhuac
Spanish, English
Github Skills (9)
points10
probe10
routers10
wifi10
web-application9
wireless9
vulnerabilities8
object-detection8
security8
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (5)
hkm/routerpwn.com
Jul 2013 - Nov 2015
Contributions:153 commits, 123 pushes, 1 comment in 2 years 4 months
sohosecurityedge-devicesroutersvulnerabilities
hkm/whoishere.py
Oct 2016 - Nov 2020
WIFI Client Detection - Identify people by assigning a name to a device performing a wireless probe request.
Contributions:17 commits, 2 PRs, 16 pushes in 4 years 1 month
probeidentify-peoplewirelessobject-detectionrequest
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