### ***Blue Teamer*** \&#xNAN;*Owner/Editor/Author for The Cybersleuth Chronicles*
Jon is a SOC Analyst with un undisclosed company. He holds a Bachelors from the United States Military Academy at West Point, a Masters Degree from Florida Institute of Technology, and an Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Cyber Security from SANS Institute of Technology. He is a member of the SANS Advisory Board and holds multiple DFIR certifications to include GIAC Certified Forensics Analyst (GCFA) and GIAC Certified Forensics Examiner (GCFE). In his spare time he likes to spend time with his family, practice digital forensics, and exercise.
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## Samuel S.
### ***OSINT Professional and Blue Teamer*** \&#xNAN;*Author for The Cybersleuth Chronicles*
With over a decade of experience in research and open source intelligence, Samuel S regularly applies his technical skills working in higher education. A diehard cybersecurity enthusiast, Samuel participates in CTF events with his friends to continue sharpening his ever expanding skillset. Passionate about OSINT and steganography, Samuel is a Writer to The CyberSleuth Chronicles.
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### Mohamed Talaat Mahmoud Emam
### Malware Analyst \&#xNAN;*Author for The Cybersleuth Chronicles*
My name is Mohamed Talaat and I go by code names DTM, and Blu3Eye on my socials. I am a Computer Engineer with a Bachelor in Computer Engineering from Suez Canal University,(Ismailia, Egypt). Even though I don't come from a strong cybersecurity background, I took it upon myself to build up a career in cybersecurity. I started as a Cyber Security generalist, I did a little bit of pen-testing and experienced using different tools such as Nmap, Metasploit, and Burb, after much thought I found myself a better fit in Blue Teaming and malware analysis. I do malware analysis and development of TTPs and I write detection rules as part of my on-daily-basis routine. You can find me on LinkedIn and my website is below.
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