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Clemens Kolbitsch is a currently working as a security researcher for Lastline INC and used to work as a security researcher too at Vienna University of Technology. And in the spring of 2011, he was a research intern at at Microsoft working with Ben Livshits and Ben Zorn and they were working on the detection of malicious websites on the Internet to filter Bing search results and thus protect its users. He finished his PhD studies at the International Secure Systems Lab. His main research interests are malware analysis and detection as well as virtualization. In previous projects, he was working on memory protection, race condition detection, and wireless communication and its security. He wrote cool white papers like: "Virtual 802.11 Fuzzing ", "Removing Web Spam Links from Search Engine Results ", "Effective and Efficient Malware Detection at the End Host", "The Power of Procrastination: Detection and Mitigation of Execution-Stalling Malicious Code", etc.

William Hagestad II is a Retired Lieutenant Colonel of the US Marine Corps who hails from Greater Minneapolis - St. Paul Area. He holds a Master of Science in Security Technologies from the College of Science & Engineering, University of Minnesota and a Master of Science in the Management Of Technology from the Technological Leadership Institute, University of Minnesota. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Mandarin Chinese, with minor emphasis in Classical Chinese and Modern Japanese, also from the University of Minnesota. He served in numerous command posts, including acting as the Anti-Terrorism Office for Marine Central Command during the initial build-up and subsequent operations in Iraq during 2002-2003, and serving with both I and II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) and the US Army's 1st Armored Division in Ramadi, Al-Anbar Province Iraq during 2006-2007. His personal decorations in the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy include the Achievement Medal with Gold Star, Operation Iraqi Freedom Medal with single campaign star, and the Global War on Terrorism Medal He continued to serve in an advisory position as an Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection Officer until retiring in 2011.

Currently he speaks both domestically and internationally on the Chinese Cyber Threat.

Nicolas Grégoire is an Infosec Specialist from Marseille Area, France. He is a teacher at CNAM and the CEO & Owner at Agarri, a small infosec consulting company / Current research projects : XML related technologies like XSLT and XQuery. He has submitted his disclosures and exploits in Exploit-DB.

Richard Amores is a security researcher from US Cyber Labs and a modern gAtO. A gAtO for the millennium. He has knowledge in firewall and security administration, implementation of Cisco PIX firewalls, NAT, and Internet security. You can read his articles here: http://uscyberlabs.com/blog/

Matias Blanco is a security exploit writer from Argentina whose filed of interest include Information Security, Optimization Algorithms, Code Metrics and Graph Based Software. He specializes in developing in Python, PHP, Ruby, C++, C#, ASP.NET, Biztalk 06, Perl.

Jonathan Cran is an experienced technical infosec professional and the CTO of Pwnie Express, who is from Austin, Texas. Previously he built and ran the quality assurance program for Rapid7's Metasploit products. He focused on automated testing, bug smashing and release engineering. He started out with R7 as a penetration tester, and moved through the company as the assessment team lead, and later into the Metasploit group to lead and grow the QA program.

Vitomir Margetic is a European security researcher from Croatia. He has worked in various fields in computing science like programming, techincal computing, web development, reverse engineering and information security. His specialties include: penetration testing, reversing, coding, web development and hardware hacking.

Philip Pieterse is an ethical hacker from London, United Kingdom. Philip is currently employed by Trustwave Spiderlabs as a security consultant in the Network Penetration Testing team. He joined upSploit in November 2011 and is currently the internal project manager for the community and research licence.

Duncan Alderson is a security geek and infosec enthusiast from United Kingdom. He is the Senior Associate within the Threat & Vulnerability Management team of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Duncan writes about his community projects on a security focused blog, http://www.webantix.net/ and is currently heading up the Developement of upSploit a vulnerability advisory management system.

Arron Finnon is a security researcher from alba13 Research Labs and an independent podcaster of Finux Tech Weekly Podcast which is about Tech, Security and general geekyness. He have authored a number of reports and white papers on the subjects such as IDS/IPS evasion techniques, Wireless Security, Tunnelling Techniques and many others. He finished his Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures BSc course at the University of Abertay Dundee. During his podcasting carer he has produced over 50 shows predominately focused on security concepts and its practitioners.