Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Peiter Zatko" in English language version.
Thomas, who, like Zatko, uses his hacker name "Space Rogue" professionally, said he and Zatko "have had our differences in the past," adding that he was fired from @stake, the cybersecurity consultancy where Zatko was chief scientist, in 2000.
L0phtCrack was originally developed by Peiter Zatko, also known as Mudge, of the L0pht hacker think tank.
After graduating, he split his time between playing at clubs with his progressive metal band Raymaker, part-time tech-support work, and working with a high-profile hacker "think tank" called the L0pht (pronounced Loft) to expose corporate security flaws. He would soon become its most prominent member and went on to join a hacking cooperative known as the Cult of the Dead Cow.
After graduating, he split his time between playing at clubs with his progressive metal band Raymaker, part-time tech-support work, and working with a high-profile hacker "think tank" called the L0pht (pronounced Loft) to expose corporate security flaws. He would soon become its most prominent member and went on to join a hacking cooperative known as the Cult of the Dead Cow.
L0phtCrack was originally developed by Peiter Zatko, also known as Mudge, of the L0pht hacker think tank.
Thomas, who, like Zatko, uses his hacker name "Space Rogue" professionally, said he and Zatko "have had our differences in the past," adding that he was fired from @stake, the cybersecurity consultancy where Zatko was chief scientist, in 2000.
