On Sat, 06 Aug 2011 23:17:25 PDT, coderman said: > "Gregory Evans wins Defcon 19 Charlatan of the Year!" > > http://twitter.com/#!/attritionorg/status/99977286002016257 Wow, that takes some doing in this industry. :) > On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 6:54 PM, coderman <coderman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > http://attrition.org/errata/charlatan/gregory_evans/ > > > > Gregory D. Evans / LIGATT Security > > A supposed "hi-tech hustler", "WORLD'S NO 1 HACKER" and convicted > > felon (Bureau of Prisons #13432-112), Gregory Dante Evans has invented > > himself as some form of hacker with the ability to break into anything > > and spin that supposed knowledge into advising companies on security. Lot of those in the industry too.. > > In reality, Evans and his company have little real knowledge beyond > > pedestrian hacking techniques found in plagiarized books and beginner > > hacking texts. The ironic part is that "pedestrian hacking techniques" *will* be sufficient to break into the vast majority of places. And the places that it isn't enough are not likely to be hiring his crew anyhow. So you end up with "able to break into anything that's likely to pay you for security advice". Good work, if you can get it. ;) Though the tip-off *should* be that anybody who's the self-professed "world's number one hacker" is saying it out in the open. For the most part, the *real* top 10 or 15 guys are being very quiet about it (yes, you know know who they are, but if they're in the top 10, they aren't issuing frikking press releases about the fact ;)
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