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Most of my website is security chit-chat, technical suspense, or forensic horror stories.
You will find an interesting article or two, should you be looking for that kind of stuff.
My (forums) no longer exist,
I can't justify leaving such hackable software accessible to the public. If you're into tracking phishers and criminal hackers, some documents known as (Anatomy of a Phish I-IV) are available. You can also keep up with new information and releases via my RSS feed below, or better yet - (my new blog). I like hip hop and music you can't purchase in stores. Jeger bombs are pretty cool and the sun kicks ass. (Mal-aware.org) is a good thing to be. I'm most proud of some links (here).
As for other current events, I'll be attending (RSA in San Francisco), (Immunity training in Miami), (Blackhat and Defcon in Vegas), and (Winter Music Conference in Miami), (Toorcon in San Diego) and probably some others this year, so drop me a line if you want to meet up. My primary realm of research has shifted to binary analysis and creative exploit design. We'll be releasing security advisories on several high impact flaws in (F5 FirePass) a stack overflow vulnerability in (Tumbelweed MailGate), and a quite amusing remote, unauthenticated, cross-platform weakness in (Novell's HTTP protocol stack) very soon, so keep your eye out for those and the corresponding vendor patches.
I'm in I.T., working to put bread on the table. That's only partly true - anyone who knows me, knows that I don't
even have a table (just a long desk). Anyway, I have a Bachelor's degree in Sociology/Psychology,
and Master's degree in Forensic Computer Investigation. In April 2006, I made a
job change from providing Internet security services for the financial industry to vulnerability research and ethical hacking
for an insurance company in Chicago.
I routinely have the pleasure of working with some of the most talented people
in our field. Research is an exercise that has the ability to reach out and benefit a large
number of people, so this is something that I plan to continue for a while.
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