Mikołaj Kołodziej Cybersecurity student · internship candidate
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Open to an internship in penetration testing or SOC

Mikołaj Kołodziej

Cybersecurity student (CBE) · Wrocław University of Science and Technology. Cybersecurity student with web vulnerability research and a 4.62 GPA.

Goal
Internship in penetration testing or SOC
Focus
Web vuln research · networking · reporting
Location
Wrocław — on-site, hybrid or remote
Availability
Open to opportunities
[email protected] Vulnerability disclosures

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01 Profile

Profile

Cybersecurity student with web vulnerability research and a 4.62 GPA.

Cybersecurity student on the CBE of IT systems track at Wrocław University of Science and Technology (engineer programme, expected graduation February 2028). I work on web application security and WordPress plugin research in a lab, and I write clear reports for vendors.

I have reported several vulnerabilities, including reserved CVE-2026-30764, and completed CCNA coursework. I am looking for an internship in penetration testing or SOC.

  • Technical writing and structured reporting (Controltec + disclosure reports)
  • Working independently on lab research with clear written outcomes
  • Communicating findings so a developer can act without guessing
  • Ethical testing only in authorised or self-hosted lab scope

02 Disclosures

Latest disclosures

Recent vulnerability advisories.

Records
4
CVE records
1
Fixed
0 /4
Average CVSS
8.8
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03 — Contact

Looking for an internship in penetration testing or SOC

Happy to discuss any report or how I work in the lab.

Open to internship opportunities

Get in touch [email protected]

Email is the fastest way to reach me.

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