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Angela Orebaugh

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Angela Orebaugh is a cyber technology and security author and researcher who in 2011 was selected as Booz Allen Hamilton's first Cybersecurity Fellow. She is an assistant professor at the University of Virginia Department of Computer Science, where she developed a new computer science course teaching students how to design and use technology for positive advancements. She received undergraduate and master's degrees from James Madison University, completing the master's in 1999, and a PhD at George Mason University in 2014, with a thesis titled Analyzing Instant Messaging Writeprints as a Behavioral Biometric Element of Cybercrime Investigations. Her books include Ethereal Packet Sniffing (2004), Snort Cookbook (2005), the Wireshark and Ethereal Network Protocol Analyzer Toolkit (2006) and Nmap in the Enterprise (2008), and she contributed to NIST Special Publications 800-137, 800-115, 800-113 and 800-77.

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Snort Cookbook (2005) 1
Notable Work
Wireshark & Ethereal Network Protocol Analyzer Toolkit (2006) 1
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Source Angela Orebaugh (Wikipedia)
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1. Angela Orebaugh (Wikipedia)
  • Works, Wireshark toolkit
    Wireshark & Ethereal Network Protocol Analyzer Toolkit, Syngress Publishing
  • Works, Snort Cookbook
    Snort Cookbook, OReilly Publishing
  • In Field: Information Security, Lead, cybersecurity author
    is a cyber technology and security author and researcher
  • In Group: Systems Security, Lead, Cybersecurity Fellow
    In 2011, she was selected as Booz Allen Hamilton's first Cybersecurity Fellow.
  • Affiliated With: University of Virginia, Affiliation, university-of-virginia
    She is an assistant professor at the University of Virginia Department of Computer Science.
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