Key Highlights Why It Matters These events illustrate the dynamic nature of the threat landscape, where new vulnerabilities are quickly
Author: ☣️ Mr. The Plague ☣️
Anthony Russell is a long-time senior software engineer, over 14 years of professional experience, with a focus in information security and penetration testing.
Anthony is a professional at
- Application Security and Development
- .NET software engineering
- Penetration Testing
- Code Reviews and Security Auditing
He is also the founder and lead engineer at SquidSec. In his free time he enjoys playing HackTheBox, VulnHub, and Warcraft
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