Stuart Gentry

Stuart Gentry is an InfoSec Institute contributor and computer security enthusiast/researcher. He holds a Master's degree in Information Assurance with GSEC and GCIH certifications. He has been interested in hacking since 1984 and has become more focused in software reverse engineering and malware research since September 2011. Stuart is always looking to learn new coding languages and exploitation methods. Contact Stuart via email at gentry_s1@yahoo.com or LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/stuartgentry.

Articles from Stuart Gentry

Definition & types of access control models & methods (updated 2023)

October 1, 2023

Explore the intricacies of access control models in cybersecurity. Dive into DAC, MAC, RBAC and more to bolster your organization's security stance.

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Identity Management and Access Control in a Single Sign-on Environment

October 11, 2013

In this article you will learn the following information: How businesses manage electronic identities and provide access control to their employees, custome

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The easier form of hacking: Social engineering

November 2, 2012

When we talk about hacking, especially in today's world, we hear the media giving us the stories of how hackers hack into a database and steal information fr

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