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Falgun Rathod

Falgun Rathod

Falgun Rathod (born 18 December 1990) is a known cyber security speaker, ethical hacker, social engineer and entrepreneur from India. He owns a membership in many open source security communities. He spoke at India's oldest and biggest cyber security conference Clubhack in 2012. He is engaged with various security research mainly includes social engineering, Smart Grid Security and cyber surveillance.

Early life

Falgun Rathod born in Ahmedabad completed his schooling from St Joseph High School, At School time he was engaged with Sport Activities.

He is a Gold Medalist in National Level Thang Tha Championship organised by ThangTa Federation of India in 2005, Gold Medal in District Level Wushu Championship by Gujarat Wushu Association in 2006. His interest for Computers started in the year of 2008 after High School Education.

Professional life

Falgun Rathod has been a quest speaker at Raksha Shakti University, [1] among others. He is known for his Hack into Asia's Largest and Secured E Governance Website, i.e. Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. [2]

Achievements

He is acknowledged as distinguished learner by IGNOU. [3] His Company Cyber Octet awarded as India's top 25 promising cyber security companies of India. [4] He is a Founder and Mentor at India's First Bugbounty Program BugsXploration. He is the first Indian to be featured on cover page of security magazine PENTEST. [5] He hold various International Certifications such as USCERT and UNDSS and acknowledge by Indian Government. He is listed in top ten cyber cops of India by India Today [6] and one of the top ten ethical hackers of India by Silicon India Magazine. [7]

Claims

Falgun Rathod has detected and been involved in monitoring various terrorist activities happening on Internet and Social Networking websites like Facebook and Twitter.

He claimed to be the first to information on Aazam Khan alias Abu Jundal who was main handler of Mumbai 26/11 Attacks to the law enforcement agencies.

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References

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Citation Linkglobalgujaratnews.in"CYBER CRIME DISCUSSED IN RSU SEMINAR"
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Citation Linkthehackernews.com"How easy it is to hack AMC’s sites !"
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Citation Linkshinakhtagan.blogspot.in"shinakhtagan the ignouta blog: Know Your Regional Centre: Ahmedabad: 009"
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Citation Linksiliconindia.com"25 Most Promising Cyber Security Companies"
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Citation Linkpentestmag.com"2012 PENTEST AUDITING & STANDARD ISSUES"
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Citation Linkindiatoday.intoday.in"Ethical Hacker - Our cyber cops : Offbeat Careers"
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Citation Linksiliconindia.com"The Certified Ethical Hackers Of India - Page 3"
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Citation Linkfalgunrathod.blogspot.in"Falgun Rathod: How I got 26/11 Mumbai attack handler Syed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal - Success Story of OSINT"
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