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Rahul Tyagi is a self-proclaimed "leading computer security and ethical hacking trainer" in India. He was invited as a speaker at the ethical hacking conference and his research paper has been published worldwide on Packet-storm Security and Exploit-DB. He also provides his services to cyber security and anti-hacking organisations in India. Rahul Tyagi is the author of Hacking Crux 2. Rahul Tyagi is presently working as the brand ambassador of TCIL-IT Chandigarh as an Ethical Hacking Trainer. Lucideus.com Cyber Space Security
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Sai Satish is a renowned Certified Ethical Hacker, a Cyber Security Expert, and the founder and CEO of Indianservers.com. Sai Satish helps government sites improve their security and for safe transactions. Sai Satish has experience as a Microsoft Student Partner, a. NET Trainer, and a Corporate Consultant. Sai Satish was interviewed by many international and national news channels like Dap News (Cambodia), Aajtak, Deccan Chronicle, The Hindu, etc. Sai Satish is the author of Hacking Secrets. Sai Satish's Social Media Profile
Aseen Jakhar is a renowned open security researcher and OSI (Open Source India) speaker. He has worked on various security products and tools, such as IBM ISS Proventia, Mirapoint messaging and security applications, anti-virus software, multicast packet reflectors, and UTM appliances. He has been a speaker at various security conferences, including Black Hat EU, Defcon, Hack.lu, Xcon, IBM Security, ISACA Bangalore, and many more. He is well known in the hacking and security world as the founder of NULL (the Open Security Community), one of the largest security communities in India. The Null Community's main aim is to provide vulnerability and advance security. Aseen Jakhar's research includes Linux remote, dynamic web filter, automated web application detection, and thread injection.
Mark Abene was a member of a hacking group known as the Legion of Doom and later the Masters of Deception. He and his hacking group sought to understand how early mainframe systems operated and hacked into various telecommunications.
Mark Abene is an Infosys expert and an entrepreneur.
George Francis Hotz, the 24-year old New Jersey-born hacker, is best known for unlocking the first Sony's PlayStation 3 and Apple's iPhone. He was 17 years old when he hacked the iPhone [2005]. He also released multiple jailbreaks, including "purplera1n" for the iPhone 3GS. He has also worked with Facebook and Google Hotz, saying he still hacks because he's "bored."
Google has paid him $150,000 for finding the security vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser.
Jonathan James is a 16-year-old American black hat hacker. He was the first juvenile sent to prison for hacking. At the age of 15 [in 1999], he damaged NASA Systems and the Department of Defense, costing them $41,000 to fix the system. Jonathan James stole software from NASA, which was worth over $1.7 million. Other than that, he hacked into the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
On May 18, 2008, at the age of 25, James committed suicide by using a gun.
Gary Mckinnon, born on February 10, 1996, is a Scottish system administrator and computer hacker. Gary McKinnon hacked the US Department of Defense, Navy, Army, Air Force, and NASA computers. According to U.S. authorities, he deleted several critical files, rendering over 300 computers inoperable. The U.S. claims that McKinnon's hack job cost them 700,000 to fix. McKinnon also posted a notice on the military's website: "Your security is crap." The reason why he tried to hack into the US military and NASA computers is that he believed the U.S. government was hiding alien technology that could solve the global energy crisis.
Nicknamed "the Homeless Hacker," Adrian Lamo was born on February 20, 1981, and is an American thread analyst and grey-hat hacker.
Adrian Lamo is known for hacking the computer networks of Microsoft, Yahoo, The New York Times, and MCI WorldCom, where he inserted his contact info into their database of experts. Lamo Adrian Lamo served 2 years of probation and now works as a tech journalist.
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Kevin Poulsen is a senior editor at tech-savvy Wired magazine, but back in the 80s, he was a notorious computer hacker. He hacked into the phone lines of a radio station that allowed him to be the 102nd caller (phone-phreaking), which led him to win a brand new Porsche 944, among other prizes. Kevin Poulsen also tried to hack the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) database in 1991, but somehow he got arrested and went to prison for 5 years.
Kevin Poulsen - WikipediaKevin David Mitnick was born on August 6, 1963, and is an American computer security consultant, hacker, and author. Kevin Mitnick was declared the "Most Wanted Computer Criminal in U.S. History." Kevin Mitnick has damaged communication networks like Motorola, Nokia, Sun Microsystems, etc. He has also damaged DEC System (Digital Equipment Corporation) networks to steal their networks. Kevin Mitnick was jailed twice for his crimes, once in 1998 and then again from 1995 to 2000. He is the author of two books: The Art of Deception: Controlling the Human Element of Security and The Art of Intrusion-The Real Stories Behind the Exploits of Hackers, Intruders, and Deceivers. Kevin Mitnick does not like being called a hacker; he instead claims to be a social engineer.
Kevin Mitnick is one of the most notorious computer hackers of all time.
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