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<\/p>\nDude … that’s just evil.
Ed Skoudis<\/u>, Founder, Counter Hack Challenges.<\/u><\/p>\n
Joshua Wright: Turning evil ideas into reality since 1\/1\/1970.<\/i><\/p>\nHACKING<\/h2>\n
I appreciate the joy of success, and the pain of defeat. Hacking is really about learning a technology to a level of understanding that most people can’t reach, and then using that level of understanding in new and interesting ways.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m not really into hacking for sushi. I\u2019d much rather hack it for the challenge of doing so. Once I have hacked it, I often become bored with it and move on to something else. This may explain why a lot of the tools I\u2019ve written are not adequately maintained.<\/p>\n
I’ve decided that Linux is my only OS love. Windows is too frustrating. OSX is painfully slow to navigate and operate.<\/p>\n
I have a bachelor of science degree in information technology from Johnson & Wales University in Providence RI. I started as a marketing student, but I realized quickly that marketing is the overly complex process of labeling large groups of people. I switched to technology, and never looked back. I had wonderful instructors, who believed in me and showed me that I could make a positive impact in the world using computer science. I’ll be forever grateful to them.<\/p>\n
I work with a team of wonderfully talented people at Counter Hack<\/a> doing security consulting and research. I’m very fortunate to work with industry luminaries such as Ed Skoudis, Tim Medin, Tom Hessman, Jeff McJunkin, and Lynn Schifano!<\/p>\n Email: jwright SPAM@SPAM willhackforsushi.com (remove the SPAM)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Could this be done? Sure. As presented here? No. Once again a subject matter expert is shown to be unaware of the principals behind simple technology.–Anonymous Coward Digg Commentor Joshua Wright: Ignoring principals since the 7th grade HACKING I appreciate … Continue reading CONTACT<\/h2>\n