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Lukas Rist is a Norwegian internet security enthusiast and a honeypot developer who is into hunting malware distribution networks. He is a full member of the The Honeynet Project.

Zachary Cutlip is a security researcher who is into developing exploitation techniques targeting embedded systems and network infrastructure. Since 2003, Zach has worked either directly for or with the National Security Agency in various capacities. Before embracing a lifestyle of ripped jeans and untucked shirts, he spent six years in the US Air Force, parting ways at the rank of a Captain. Zach holds an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University and a master's degree from Johns Hopkins University.

Born November 19, 1976.

He is the co-founder of Twitter and Square. Before he joined the world of successful entrepreneurs he was a computer hacker. He got his job at DMS by finding a security hole in their systems, using one of the administrators' email address and sending them the email. The email consisted of the hole and how to fix it. He did make sure to note that he did it with good intent so later he got a call from them and they offered him a job.

David Weekly is an American programmer, startup founder, mentor, advisor, investor, SCUBA diver and helicopter pilot. He has been programming since he was five and has coded for MIT, Harvard, Stanford, There.com, atWeb, and Legato. David wrote the first layman’s description of MP3 in early 1997 and graduated in 2000 with a BS in Computer Science from Stanford, where he was a President Scholar and a finalist in the ACM International Programming Competition.

Christophe Devine is a French hacker who is the original author of Aircrack. The reason why he made aircrack was because of Nicolas Ruff who was playing around a bit with a wireless card and Kismet which he thinks is fun during the SSTIC conference in 2004. He has stopped working with the aircrack project and has turned it over to Thomas d’Otreppe.

Dhillon Kannabhiran is a network security specialist who is the founder and CEO of HITB (Hack in the Box). The event 'HITB' in Malaysia is recognized as the largest network security event in Asia and has since expanded into Europe and the Middle East.

Daniel Crowley is particularly interested in vulnerabilities caused by a failure to account for little known or even undocumented properties of the platforms on which applications run. He especially enjoys playing around with Web based technologies and physical security technologies/techniques. He is the author of XMLmao and SQLol.

Adam Doupé is a computer security enthusiast who is the creator of WackoPicko, a vulnerable web application that contains known and common vulnerabilities for you to harness your web penetration skills and knowledge like XSS vulnerabilities, SQL injections, command-line injections, sessionID vulnerabilities, file inclusions, parameters manipulation, Reflected XSS Behind JavaScript, Logic Flaw, Reflected XSS Behind a Flash Form, and Weak usernames or passwords.

Derek Armstrong is a SANS mentor who holds the G2700, GCIH, GREM, CISSP security certifications and other IT certs.

Malik Mesellem is the founder of MME, a company that does IT security audits and training. MME is developing their own IT security and ethical hacking courses which includes 'IT Security BOOTCAMP' and 'The Hacking Experience' courses.