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nuke99 is a security researcher, exploit writer, penetration tester and a Codeigniter developer.

Itzhak "Zuk" Avraham worked at the IDF as a Security Researcher and has also published a technique on shellcoding for modern ARM exploits. Zuk is a proud holder of a SVC card, which is only in the possession of elite researchers such as Matt Swich. Zuk really dislikes writing about himself in the third person so for more information you can check out his personal hacking related blog at http://imthezuk.blogspot.com and on Twitter as @ihackbanme.

Kingcope is a security researcher who gained fame for disclosing a lot of MySQL vulnerabilities on December 2012 which includes; MySQL 5.1/5.5 Windows Remote Exploit (mysqljackpot), MySQL (Linux) Stack Based Buffer Overrun PoC Zeroday, MySQL (Linux) Heap Based Overrun PoC Zeroday, MySQL (Linux) Database Privilege Elevation Zeroday Exploit, MySQL Remote Preauth User Enumeration Zeroday, and MySQL Windows Remote System Level Exploit (Stuxnet technique) 0day, and many more.

scryptz0 is an Asian sec addict who hates drugs. He is currently the SoldierX HDB Curator and one of the members of the SX Crew.

Felix 'FX' Lindner runs Recurity Labs. and is a German hacker who is known for coding cd00r.c (later called PortKnocking by the copycats), IRPAS (Internetwork Routing Protocol Attack Suite), and Ultima Ratio (remote Cisco IOS exploit). FX is well known in the computer security community and has presented his and Phenoelit's security research on Black Hat Briefings, CanSecWest, PacSec, DEFCON, Chaos Communication Congress, MEITSEC and numerous other events. His research topics included Cisco IOS, HP printers, SAP and RIM BlackBerry.

Shooting Shark or Shark is a UNIX hacker and phreaker who was the editor of Phrack Magazine for two issues. His handle originated from title of the 3rd song on "Revolution By Night,"which many consider to be Blue Oyster Cult's last good album.

He wrote about six articles for Phrack and then one for the 2nd LOD Technical Journal, which featured a brute-force password hacker.

Andrew Alan Escher Auernheimer a.k.a weev is an American computer security guy and a self-proclaimed Internet troll whose computer security group, Goatse Security, was responsible for the incident in 2010 where millions of iPad users' email addresses were scraped from poorly-secured AT&T servers. Auernheimer claimed responsibility for the disruption to Amazon's services in April 2009 when many books on gay issues were reclassified as pornography. Hoewever, Amazon claimed that Auernheimer was not responsible for the incident.

Julian Paul Assange was born on July 3, 1971. He is an Australian computer programmer, political/internet activist, publisher, and journalist. He coauthored his first nonfiction book by the time he was 25. He has been involved in nonfiction documentaries, newspapers, TV and internet in his early 20's. He is the editor in chief and founder of WikiLeaks, a media website which publishes information from whistleblowers. On 28 November 2010, WikiLeaks and its five international print media partners (Der Spiegel, The New York Times, Le Monde, The Guardian and El País) began publishing U.S. diplomatic cables.

Michail Svarichevsky is a C++ and PHP developer or coder from Moscow, Russian Federation. He likes to write fast software for fun (like 6 TFLOP). He already loved computers, electronics, lasers, sulfuric acid and liquid nitrogen since his childhood years. He wrote BarsWF, the world's fastest md5 bruteforcing password cracker. He was one of the developers of Knova 6.6.

Yasser Aboukir is a State Engineer in Computer Science, an Information Security Consultant, as well as a researcher of InfoSec Institute. He is the co-founder of the Moroccan Cyber Security Challenge and a member of the OWASP Moroccan Chapter. He is into Web Application Security, Penetration Testing Methodologies and Security Management Standards.