Threat Intelligence
Go back 40 years, when stegosaurs hung out at University and Raymond. Way back to 1986 when you'd find telephone booths on Selby. Yep, those bygone days when people referred to the Internet as "the Arpanet". One August morning, I discovered a 75 cent accounting error in one of our Unix workstations. Poking through the logs, I discovered a hacker ... I began tracking him and, well, a year later, the SOB turned out to be a spy working for the Soviet KGB. 4 decades later, here's your chance to hear the story from the guy that started it all.
Squeezes lumps of bituminous coal into diamonds
Cliff graduated from Buffalo Public School #61 with a blue star for good attendance. Later, he became a radio engineer, astronomer, computer jock, and mathematician; he wrote the first book about hacking, "The Cuckoo's Egg". Cliff knows LTE communications protocols and makes one-sided Klein bottles.
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