Marco "Raptor" Ivaldi - Hacking dagli anni '90 tra IRC, Linux&C e Mitnick

An episode of the Seemposium Podcast podcast, hosted by Andrea "TheMiddle" e Omar, titled "Marco "Raptor" Ivaldi - Hacking dagli anni '90 tra IRC, Linux&C e Mitnick" was published on February 14, 2024 and runs 74 minutes.

February 14, 2024 ·74m · Seemposium Podcast

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Andrea e Omar incontrano Marco "Raptor" Ivaldi, esponente della hacking scene italiana ed europea. Tra i fondatori di Linux & C., una delle prime riviste italiane dedicata a Linux e all'open source, è specializzato in attività offensive e vanta un'esperienza ventennale nel mondo della sicurezza informatica. Oggi è Technical Director in HN Security.

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Andrea e Omar incontrano Marco "Raptor" Ivaldi, esponente della hacking scene italiana ed europea. Tra i fondatori di Linux & C., una delle prime riviste italiane dedicata a Linux e all'open source, è specializzato in attività offensive e vanta un'esperienza ventennale nel mondo della sicurezza informatica. Oggi è Technical Director in HN Security.

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