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Gadi Evron

Security Architect
Joined on February 22, 2006
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Gadi Evron is a recognized leader in Internet security operations and arguably the world's top expert on botnets. He is also considered an expert on corporate security, counterespionage and cyber crime (e-fraud and phishing). Previously, Gadi was CISO at the Israeli government ISP (eGovernment project) and founded the Israeli Government CERT. He organizes and chairs worldwide conferences, vetted working groups and task forces. Gadi authored two books on information security and is a frequent lecturer.

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Chinese Alternate Root as a New Beginning and Real Internet Governance

China's New Domain Names: Lost in Translation

Net Neutrality Is As Silly As So-Called Internet Governance

Why Senator Stevens is Right on Net Neutrality

.MS: Alternate Root and Monoculture as Good Things

ICANN Ordered by Illinois Court to Suspend Spamhaus.org

P2P as a New Spam Medium, Moving From PoC to Full Operations

Put Security Alongside .XXX

An Internet Security Operations Viewpoint of IGF

  • Comment posted Nov 23, 2007 12:46 am PST — by Gadi Evron
    Okay, try it.

Security Experts Skeptic About ICANN's Recommendations on Fast-Flux Hosting

Topic Interests

SecurityCyberattackDNSSpamInternet GovernanceLawP2PCensorshipNet NeutralityPolicy & RegulationDomain NamesTop-Level DomainsPrivacyBroadbandAccess ProvidersIP AddressingRegional RegistriesWhois

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