Information Security Websites

Mike Sass is a Security Researcher, Apple Fanboy, Student-For-Life, Gamer, World Traveler, Craft Beer Enthusiast, Writer & Podcaster based in the VA/DC metro area. He maintains Shellsharks as a blog, IndieWeb site, and community. He writes about all things Infosec, Technology and Life in general, publishing content as a reference for himself, available to be consumed by all.

Jason Murray is a technology pioneer, InfoSec Director, and father of two. He works to improve cybersecurity, the Internet, and the lives of those around him. From a young age, he was immersed in the online world, eventually running his own BBS. He is an opensource evangelist, with a focus on Linux and Internet-connected services. Currently, he works for Washington University in St. Louis as the Senior Director of Security Operations and Engineering, leading a team to defend the university from cyber threats. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring the world, backpacking, and volunteering.

Cédric Bonhomme is a computer scientist with a strong interest in computer security and privacy. He dedicates a significant portion of his time to contributing to open-source software. During the day, he works in the field of information security as part of a Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). He enjoys computer programming, photography, playing the piano, reading, and running in nature. He programs primarily in Python and OCaml.

Sean Wei is a software engineer focused on software development, network management, and information security. In 2025, he served as an overseas information volunteer in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, assisting in the construction of CCTV and computer classroom automatic management systems. Currently, he works as a backend engineer at a startup company, where he helped increase vehicle search speed by 8 times and assisted in upgrading the system framework. Sean is passionate about technology and open source, actively participating in information communities such as SITCON and sharing his learning outcomes.

Hugo is a security engineer with an SRE/sysadmin background. He focuses on cloud infrastructure and Linux hardening on big, fat Kubernetes clusters. His tech hobbies include hardware security, CTI, and low-level Linux stuff. He also tries to write a bit of Go and play some CTFs. When not behind a keyboard, he may be found on his bike, climbing mountains, or sewing outdoor gear. He can be reached by solving a challenge. He does not use affiliate links and nothing on his website is sponsored.