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Well, lurking long enough. Appears time for introductions!
Hello everyone! I've enjoyed reading the posts, and have gained some
knowledge and insight into areas normally not associated with my day to day
work. I appreciate you alls posts and abilities!
I'm a security engineer working out of Atlanta, GA. I've spent the past 5
years or so in the infosec world. My preferences are exploiting and
penetration testing, as well as VPN and FW design, implement, and configure.
I joined the list pretty much out of respect for FC and to learn and be
exposed to information. I can't say I have much to contribute to the focus
of the list, but you can read some of my work at my web site:
http://www.crazytrain.com
Feel free to visit and read my ideas...and I'll definately continue to
listen with earnest here. Again, thanks to you all for your posts!
thomas rude, cissp
senior security engineer
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