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In recent years, Zatko – who now works for the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency – has said the exploit would still work.

How An Unfixed Internet Glitch Could Strand You Offline 2010

DARPA hired Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, who Wired says is one of the hackers of Boston's L0pht collective, to serve as CINDER's program manager.

Deals, tidbits of the week in Top Secret America 2010

DARPA hired Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, who Wired says is one of the hackers of Boston's L0pht collective, to serve as CINDER's program manager.

Deals, tidbits of the week in Top Secret America Dana Hedgpeth 2010

Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, a computer security expert, said phone owners should decide whether to auction their used equipment for a few hundred dollars and risk revealing their secrets or effectively toss their old phones under a large truck to dispose of them.

Second Hand Cell Phones Full of Secret Information | Impact Lab 2006

Yet it is "really painful" for small organizations to engage the government because its institutions have been "set up for multimillion-dollar, multiyear-long efforts," Zatko said in his keynote.

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"Since the early '80s there has been some contingent of cyber researchers and hobbyists operating in low-budget settings," said Zatko, formerly affiliated with the freewheeling Boston-based hacker collective L0pht, known for its 1998 Senate testimony that it could shut down the Internet in 30 minutes.

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Peiter Zatko, once known as Mudge, was part of a hacking group that emerged in the 1990s called the Cult of the Dead Cow.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Joseph Menn 2011

It's managed by legendary hacker Peiter "Mudge" Zatko.

Wired Top Stories Spencer Ackerman 2011

I thought, 'let me jump inside and see how to fix it', Mr. Zatko told the crowd, whose members grew enthusiastic as he announced a plan for getting Darpa money to small groups of technologists.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Joseph Menn 2011

The program aims to implement cybersecurity projects faster, said Peiter "Mudge" Zatko, a program manager at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, according to a report at Nextgov.com.

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