Cody Stobaugh — Founder

Cody Stobaugh, better known online as "k0mraid" (or "K0mraid3" in his earliest works) is a Dallas-based Security Researcher, Ethical Hacker & CEO of Stobaugh Group. His research on "Rooting" and "Jailbreaking" in the formative years of AOSP and iOS development honed his reverse engineering skills, and understanding of exploitation methodologies which ultimately laid the foundation for what would later become his passion - Security Research. By the start of 2023, Stobaugh had already publically disclosed one vulnerability and by October of 2023, was given his first official CVE for a second, CVE-2023-30731 aka "Combo-Kill", which exploited a vulnerability in one of Samsung's proprietary security components in their fork of AOSP, called OneUI. Needless to say, Mobile devices are Stobaugh's favorite thing to hack/tinker with. Before the end of 2023, Google's VRP recognized Stobaugh with an "Honorable Mention" for his research into reverse engineering and disabling safeguards within the Bard API (Now Gemini) – all accomplished before documentation about the API was publicly available. In October of 2025, Stobaugh was officially credited with his most significant discovery to date, CVE 2025-48633 by Google. CVE 2025-48633 is a vulnerability within Androids Enterprise management framework. Today is not much different, Cody spends his time researching and working to grow his company, Stobaugh Group, a Vulnerability Assessment, Penetration Testing (VAPT) & Security Research firm.

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Location: Dallas, Texas, United States

Experience: 11 yrs 4 mos