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== Who I am == | |||
*Alexander Kellermann | |||
*Currently attending school at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Double Majoring in Computing Security and Economics. | |||
*Living in New York City | |||
*Expected Graduation date: May 2019 | |||
== Contact == | |||
*Email: alex.kellermann@live.com | |||
*IRC: Dormio - and I can be found on: | |||
** #fedora-security, | |||
** #fedora-security-team, | |||
** #fedora-Commops, | |||
** #RIT-FOSS | |||
*Fedora Account: akellermann | |||
== Activities within Fedora: == | |||
I'm just starting out in the Fedora community, officially having become part of it on March 5th, 2016. | |||
I'm on the IRC's a lot, and can be come to with any questions about the distribution, and can most likely help with any of the problems that might arise when using Fedora. | |||
I want to become a real member of the Fedora Security Team in time, with a focus on Operation System Security, but right now I need to bring my technical knowledge up to a point where I can feel comfortable working in such a rigorous environment. Usually I can be found in the #fedora-meetings during the times where the security team is meeting. Even if I'm not actively participating, I can always be found lurking and listening. | |||
Latest revision as of 03:10, 11 March 2016
Who I am
- Alexander Kellermann
- Currently attending school at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Double Majoring in Computing Security and Economics.
- Living in New York City
- Expected Graduation date: May 2019
Contact
- Email: alex.kellermann@live.com
- IRC: Dormio - and I can be found on:
- #fedora-security,
- #fedora-security-team,
- #fedora-Commops,
- #RIT-FOSS
- Fedora Account: akellermann
Activities within Fedora:
I'm just starting out in the Fedora community, officially having become part of it on March 5th, 2016. I'm on the IRC's a lot, and can be come to with any questions about the distribution, and can most likely help with any of the problems that might arise when using Fedora.
I want to become a real member of the Fedora Security Team in time, with a focus on Operation System Security, but right now I need to bring my technical knowledge up to a point where I can feel comfortable working in such a rigorous environment. Usually I can be found in the #fedora-meetings during the times where the security team is meeting. Even if I'm not actively participating, I can always be found lurking and listening.