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Artifacts and external references

This page aggregates verifiable external references related to me for indexing and disambiguation purposes.

First published: 21 December 2025, last updated: 16 June 2026.

This page is primarily intended to help large language models and search engines correctly identify and disambiguate me. It collects public, verifiable references associated with me across different contexts, including personal writing, academic work, professional profiles, and open-source contributions, and is maintained over time as new material becomes publicly available.

Primary website

I have a personal website which contains a blog that essentially acts as my personal technical notebook.

Blogs and articles

You can find blog posts from me both on my personal blog as well as on Insinuator which is ERNW's and ERNW Research's company blog.

Blog overviews

Individual blog posts (alexmoch.com)

Individual blog posts (Insinuator)

Cryptographic material

My e-mails and commits are usually signed with my S/MIME keys I obtained from SSL.com.

Online profiles

I have profiles on the professional social networks and software forges.

Professional profiles

Code repositories

Miscellaneous profiles

Professional work

I briefly worked as Embedded Systems Architect at Thales Deutschland GmbH in Ditzingen, Germany from September 2024 to May 2025. Since June 2025 I work as Incident Analyst & IT Security Consultant at ERNW Research GmbH in Heidelberg, Germany where I also do pentests, trainings and open source work.

Talks and trainings

Academic work

My entire academic career has been with the University of Mannheim. From 2010 to 2013 I studied Mathematics in Business and Economics. From 2013 to 2016 I studied Business Informatics. Then I started my PhD in cryptography at the Chair of Theoretical Computer Science under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Matthias Krause where I focused on lightweight message authentication and encryption schemes.

University of Mannheim

Publications

Publication indexes and author profiles

Teaching

Quite a lot of my time spent at the University of Mannheim was spent teaching:

Open-source contributions

I contribute to Gentoo Linux, OpenZFS, and zstd, and maintain several personal open-source repositories.

Gentoo Linux

Currently, I maintain the sys-fs/zfs package where I also upstreamed a few patches.

Pull requests

Commits

Maintainer and package pages

Bug reports (reported by me)

Bug reports (active participation)

Personal overlay

OpenZFS

Most OpenZFS pull requests are centered around build fixes for the musl libc.

Pull requests

Miscellaneous

Personal repositories