Abhishek Dey, born in West Bengal, India, is a graduate student at University of Florida, Gainesville, where he is conducting research in the fields of algorithms, data structures, data mining, compiler design, computer security, and concurrency and parallelism. He is a passionate programmer who started programming in C and Java at the age of 10, and soon afterwards, developed a strong interest in web technologies and system implementations. He possesses profound expertise in developing high volume software using C#, C++, Java, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, and HTML5. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional, an Oracle Certified Java Programmer, Oracle Certified Web Component Developer, and Oracle Certified Business Component Developer. He has also contributed toward bringing new innovations in the field of Highway Capacity Software Development at McTrans Center of University of Florida (http://mctrans.ce.ufl.edu/mct/), which works in collaboration with Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure and Environment (http://www.essie.ufl.edu/).
In his leisure time, Abhishek loves listening to music, travelling to different, interesting places, or painting on canvas, giving colors to his imagination. More information about Abhishek Dey can be found at http://abhishekdey.com. The best way to contact him is through his e-mail, <[email protected]>.
Abhishek has reviewed Kali Linux CTF Blueprints and AngularJS UI Development, both by Packt Publishing.
Davide Guida is a technical architect and technical delivery manager at Razorfish Healthware (http://www.razorfishhealthware.com) in Salerno, Italy. He works mostly with .NET and SQL projects and deals with the analysis and development of complex client/server applications, remote services, and multimedia solutions. He is also the lead architect and developer at Videum (http://www.videum.com). He started programming at age of 5 when his mother, a math teacher, began teaching him BASIC and Clipper on their Intel 286. He has a strong programming background in C#, C++, JavaScript, SQL, and MongoDB. More information about Davide can be found at http://davideguida.altervista.org.
Weiqing Sun is an associate professor of the computer science and engineering technology program at the University of Toledo College of Engineering. He obtained his PhD degree from the Computer Science Department of Stony Brook University (SUNY Stony Brook) in 2008. He holds a BE and an ME degree in computer science and engineering from Tongji University, Shanghai, China. Dr. Sun's primary research interests lie in the areas of computer and network security (in particular, malware defense and detection, security policy development, intrusion detection, and security issues with unmanned aerial vehicles), cloud computing, healthcare information systems, transportation information systems, and smart grids. In these areas, he has published over 40 peer-reviewed papers and is currently advising a number of MS and PhD students.