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- Michael Cloppert
- I have been employed in various information technology fields since 1997, and in information security since 2001. I have an undergrad degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Dayton, received various industry certifications (GCIA, GREM, GCFA, etc.), and am currently pursuing a MS in Computer Science from George Washington University. I have lectured on various information security topics to IEEE, internal organization-wide IT conferences, and the annual Department of Defense Cybercrime Convention. My international work experience consists of training on general information security topics and IDS design/implementation onsite in Egypt, Israel, and India, as well as providing incident response assistance in the Far East. I have been a contributing editor to incident response procedures for two major organizations, and have been involved in digital forensic investigations since 2001. Currently, my work consists of security-related research and development, covering topics from vulnerability and exploit reverse engineering to implementation of security technologies, as well as digital forensics for an enterprise Computer Incident Response Team.
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1 comment:
a) As a teenager, I did tap my own phone. Ran the lines to a bookshelf stereo and occasionally recorded my phone conversations (on cassette tapes!). This lead me to do the necessary research to find out if this was legal (it was). So, it was quite a good learning experience.
b) The comments at the bottom of the page are awesome! I loved this one:
Great device, but not the best quality
By D. Cheney from Washington, D.C. on 6/19/2008
Pros:
Easy To Use, Interactive
Best Uses:
Home, Students, Teachers, School
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I've installed these on phones all over the place and they work pretty well. Not nearly as well as the professional models I normally use though.
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