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Vidiot
Security Goon

Superpowers: Ability to download solid objects via P2P.
Best con moment: Speaking @ DC 14 and exposing the secret of the Mein Fraulein number stations.
Worst con moment: THAT hangover…you know the one.
Favorite con event: DEF CON shoot
Introduced by: Self @ DC11
PGP Key: On keyservers.
Contact: infidel at loljazeera dot net
Web Pages: http://dc213.org | http://projectevil.org

For those that know, Flea is one of those people that unless you stay locked in your hotel the entire time, you are going to meet somewhere.

Superpowers: I know when to say when, girlfriend
Best con moment: each successive moment has built upon the one before
Worst con moment: the time that guy in the black shirt did that thing
Introduced by: Pappy, kinda
Involved since: DC4
Website: http://23b.org/gallery/v/23b_members/flea/

Neil has been a defcon goon since 2000 after being introduced to the con by Russ from securitytribe.com
Neil's job(s) at defcon include "Vendor Goon, Scavenger Hunt and Movie Channel Organizer. New whipping boy & lab munkey."
Neil owns and operates rootcompromise.org.

Part of the Tunisian Hackers Team, Wisdom Team, & affiliated with Gaza Hacker Team
Mostly uses XSS & SQLi

Part of the Tunisian Hackers Team
Has made at least one video of hacking & uploaded to youtube before.

Mainly uses:
XSS, SQLi

Examples of hacks & lists of hacks are in references.

Gweeds is a San Fransico hacker who has given a number of talks from what can be called a more "cynical", yet possibly truthful, opinion on things; such as "hackers & corporations", as well as "hackers & governments".
He is classifies himself/is classified as a "hacker activist" but not a "hacktivist". In the past, he has supported groups like el8, & shunned groups like l0pht who are believed to have "sold out" due to government contracts while other hackers were being arrested.
"They're making money, sure, but they're also extending the reach of the Federal police state,"-Gweeds
The start of the l0pht vs gweeds ordeal was thought to have originated by a feud between Gweeds & Sir Dystic over NewHackCity.

Gweeds has been a long time supporter of information freedom & information belonging to the people. He frequently advocated going to Defcon without paying; creating flyers just for this purpose.
While he has been an inspiration for free thought, unfortunately his personal life has had more than a few rough times to include a number of scene wh0rez.

Islamic hacker associated with Tunisian Hackers group & Gaza Hacker Team
Participates in #OpIsrael Reloaded & #OpUSA

Examples of sites he's hacked:
http://frankyblabla.free.fr/
http://www.hirschau.de/pk/
http://www.tunss.net/cimpa%20school/fr/home.php?id=1

Originally from France, but now living in Tunisia & possibly working for the U.K.; there are at least 2 people claiming this alias.
There is also a "closed" facebook group by this alias: https://www.facebook.com/groups/196087577223385/?ref=br_rs
Group facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TunisianHackers2

Current Leader at Tunisian_Hàckers II (what happened to the 1st one?)
Him & his team are primarily known for XSS & SQLi. They get a lot of media coverage for leaking the info they get access to.
They are participating in #opisrael reloaded, #opusa, & have participated in past ops.

He might have previously owned these domains:
http://X-hàckTN.com
http://hackerpirat.com
http://sqlchiffres.com
http://méthodes.com

Here is an example of his website defacement:
http://www.hack-db.com/mirror_560027.html

Here is an example of his dumped infoz from someone random website they used sqli on:
http://www.techworm.in/2013/07/user-login-payment-details-of-sidetick.html

Wrote a Joomla extension remote file upload tool back in 2011 & a PHP CGI argument injection remote exploit version 0.3. (Works on versions up to 5.3.12 and 5.4.2)
Works as a CISO out of Tehran, Iran
Administers (owns?) 0-day.net

eSDee is an exploit developer from Netric. He has written remote exploits for Samba 2.2.x and prior that works against Linux (all distributions), FreeBSD (4.x, 5.x), NetBSD (1.x) and OpenBSD (2.x, 3.x and 3.2 non-executable stack).