Zerocopter is rooted in the hacker society. In the early days hackers were known as computer enthusiasts who used their curious skills to clarify technical problems, close gates and find vulnerabilities. And that’s why Zerocopter was born. Because we wanted to stay true to the original purpose – to make the digital world a better one.
We are hackers and we started this company because we felt that we could make a difference by providing customers with a real connection to the hacking community, and making sure that it was an honest and beneficial experience for everyone involved.
And we did! Today, we have a client base we are incredibly proud of and a network of brilliant hackers who love using their skills to help businesses stay secure. They are passionate about showing their expertise and making the online world a safer place.
We believe that being in this industry, we can only survive as long as we stay true to ourselves and honest. Respecting each other’s needs and skills and genuinely adding value to both the hacker community and our customers is key to our success.
We are here. We are hackers. We want to help
When you hear the word “hacker” what is the first thing that comes to mind? Is it the memory of that exceptionally skilled friend from school who could troubleshoot any technical issues? Or is it a dimly lit basement, a screen, and a hoodie? Or perhaps your first feeling was that you always wanted to be one?
We understand that perceptions of hackers can vary widely. Historically, the term “hacker” has been used to refer to individuals who are tech savvy and highly skilled, and not to criminals. Our hacker network does not conform to any kind of stereotype.It doesn’t matter how you look, where you are from, and what your background is. What truly matters is the brilliance and curiosity of the mind and the purpose of what you do – contributing to the digital security of our interconnected world.
We’re done with the labels like white hat hacker, ethical hacker, security researcher. The moment has come to reclaim the term “hacker” back. For good.
(and no. We do not fix your printer)
Apply as a hacker via our application form (currently closed).
We carefully assess each application based on skills, track record, online reputation, and the capacity to report issues in an organized manner. Your application will be thoughtfully reviewed, taking these factors into consideration.
You will be invited for a trial period, during which an ID verification process will be requested.
During the trial period, it’s important to provide meaningful contributions to our programs. In case any issues arise, we have the right to suspend you from our network.
You are now part of the Zerocopter network, and you can start working on our programs!
The option to apply as a hacker at Zerocopter is currently closed. Do you want to be among the first to receive a notification when that moment comes? Leave your name and email address and we’ll send you a message.
