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Contributors

The following people contributed their hacks, writing, and
inspiration to this book:

Oktay Altunergil is the founder of The Free Linux CD Project
(http://www.freelinuxcd.org) and
one of the maintainers of Turk-PHP.com (a Turkish PHP portal). He
also works full-time as a Unix system administrator and PHP
programmer.

Michael D. (Mick) Bauer (http://mick.wiremonkeys.org) writes Linux
Journal's "Paranoid
Penguin" security column. By day, he works to keep
strangers out of banks' computer networks.

Schuyler Erle (http://nocat.net)
is a Free Software developer and activist. His interests include
collaborative cartography, wireless networking, software for social
and political change, and the Semantic Web. Schuyler is the lead
developer of NoCatAuth, the leading open source wireless captive
portal.

Bob Fleck (http://www.securesoftware.com) is Director of
Security Services at Secure Software. He consults in the fields of
secure development and wireless security, and is a coauthor of
O'Reilly's 802.11
Security book. The results of his more recent
investigations into Bluetooth security can be found at http://bluetooth.shmoo.com.

Rob Flickenger (http://nocat.net)
is a writer and editor for
O'Reilly's Hacks series. He
currently spends his time hacking on various projects and promoting
community wireless networking.

Michael Lucas (http://www.blackhelicopters.org/~mwlucas)
lives in a haunted house in Detroit, Michigan, with his wife Liz,
assorted rodents, and a multitude of fish. He has been a pet
wrangler, a librarian, and a security consultant, and now works as a
network engineer and system administrator with the Great Lakes
Technologies Group. He's the author of
Absolute BSD, Absolute
OpenBSD, and Cisco Routers for the
Desperate, and is currently preparing a book about NetBSD.

Matt Messier (http://www.securesoftware.com) is Director of
Engineering at Secure Software and a security authority who has been
programming for nearly two decades. In addition to coauthoring the
O'Reilly books Secure Programming Cookbook
for C and C++ and Network Security with
OpenSSL, Matt coauthored the Safe C String Library
(SafeStr), XXL, RATS, and EGADS.

Ivan Ristic (http://www.modsecurity.org) is a web security
specialist and the author of mod_security, an open
source intrusion detection and prevention engine for web
applications. He is a member of the OASIS Web Application Security
Technical Committee, where he works on the standard for web
application protection.

John Viega (http://www.securesoftware.com/) is Chief
Technology Officer and Founder of Secure Software. He is also the
coauthor of several books on software security, including
Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++
(O'Reilly) and Building Secure
Software (Addison-Wesley). John is responsible for
numerous software security tools, and he is the original author of
Mailman, the GNU mailing list manager.