Aghassemlouei

Alijohn Ghassemlouei has been contracting technical work for over a decade and currently works as a private consultant for commercial organizations. Born in Southern California, having attending college in Arizona, he continued east to spent a majority of his professional career within the Washington DC metropolitan area working for federal agencies. During all this time, he co-authored "The Hacker's Guide to OS X: Exploiting OS X from the Root Up” and managed to make it out to DEF CON every year since since 2008.

Goals

• Update and maintain information security articles
• Increase transparency into information security field
• Cleanup some minor formatting and spelling errors

Active Efforts

• DEF CON
• Black Hat
• Nessus
• SIE WWS
• Red Team
• Blue Team - Missing article
• CIS 20

Background

• Private Consulting
• Commercial Penetration Testing
• Federal Penetration Testing

Specialties

• Information Security
• Penetration Testing
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Security Toolsets
• US Security Conferences

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