Fotis Chantzis has been a member of the main Nmap development team since 2009, when he wrote Ncrack under the mentorship of Fyodor, the original author of Nmap, during Google Summer of Code 2009 and 2010. He also represented Nmap at the Google Mentor Summit in October 2016. His work includes exploiting the TCP Persist Timer to magnify the effect of a classic network attack (paper published on Phrack #66), the development of Ncrack, a high-speed network authentication tool with a dynamic and optimized timing engine under the Nmap toolset and inventing a new stealthy port scanning attack by abusing the popular XMPP.

OJ Reeves TheColonial is an Australian security professional who specializes in attack simulation. When not breaking networks and software, he is actively contributing to the Metasploit framework on Meterpreter for years. He is also a member of the Corelan team. Today OJ runs a specialist security consultancy called Beyond Binary based in Australia.

Ryan Dewhurst has been testing web applications professionally for security issues since 2009. He has a BSc (hons) Ethical Hacking for Computer Security that he completed with a First. Ryan is very active in the information security community, contributing to various OWASP projects and releasing his own popular tools such as Damn Vulnerable Web App (DVWA) and WPScan. In 2013 Ryan was recognised by his peers when he was awarded the European Information Security Magazine Rising Star Award. Ryan has also appeared on the BBC and in many magazine and online publications for his work. In the past he has been known to identify security issues in companies such as Facebook, Apple and others while conducting independent security research. Currently Ryan runs his own consultancy business called Dewhurst Security, where he helps his clients with offensive web application security testing.

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Simon is the project leader for the OWASP Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP), one of the world’s most popular free security tools, which he first released in 2010.

Previously a Java web application developer he now works in the Mozilla Firefox Operations Security team helping to protect the core services that Mozilla relies on to build, ship and run Firefox.

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SecTools Podcast E02 2018.04.29 PodCast with Didier Stevens by InfoSec Campus

Hear Michael talking about his journey of building various amazing tools like Lynis, Rootkit Hunter, Linux Security Expert and InfoSec CFP.

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