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Bryce Meyer

Bryce Meyer is a Senior Member of Technical Staff at The Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. He is specializing in Acquisition Improvement with an emphasis on Army programs. Prior to joining the SEI, he was the Managing Partner of Maptes Advanced Projects, LLC, an Internet networking consulting company, where he managed consultants to provide network architecture, operations process, network security assessment, and network systems integration and design. …previously an active duty U.S. Air Force officer and Assistant Professor at the Virginia Military Institute. http://www.sei.cmu.edu/about/people/profile.cfm?id=meyer_15122

Presentations By Bryce Meyer

STLLUG - April 20, 2023

Create a detailed image that captures the concept of the presentation on 'Stack Overflows in Linux: Tools, Methods, & Vulnerabilities'. The central visual should include a layered stack representing a computer stack, labeled '32-bit' in light colors at the bottom and '64-bit' in dark colors at the top, with cracks and fissures running through both stacks symbolizing vulnerabilities. Surround the central visual with icons of popular security tools like GDB and Objdump, symbols representing compiler switches and stack canaries, a shadowy figure manipulating code snippets around return-oriented programming, and floating hexadecimal code. The Linux penguin mascot should be prominent but stylized to avoid copyright infringement. For color scheme, use dark blues and grays for a serious tone with bright yellow and red accents highlighting areas of vulnerability and tools. The background may include subtle elements like code snippets and binary numbers for a sense of depth and complexity. This image aims to engage viewers and provide an immediate understanding of the topic.

Stack Overflows in Linux: Tools, Methods, & Vulnerabilities

By: Bryce Meyer

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