Alessandro Greco is a vice ispettore tecnico and computer science student with six years of hands-on experience in networks, security, and practical IT instruction. Based in Calabria, Italy, he combines law enforcement cybersecurity work at Polizia Postale with a background in teaching web and programming fundamentals to apprentices. An active contributor to the well-known hak5/usbrubberducky-payloads repository, he develops and adapts keystroke-injection payloads and persistence techniques used for penetration testing and red-team assessments. His training includes CyberChallenge.IT and civil service with the Croce Rossa, reflecting a blend of technical rigor and people-centered field experience. Known for bridging operational security practices and applied scripting, he brings a pragmatic, defender-focused mindset to both investigations and offensive tooling.
6 years of coding experience
Informatica, Computer Science, Informatica, Computer Science at Università della Calabria
Cybersecurity, Informatics, Cybersecurity, Informatics at CyberChallenge.IT 2022
Operatore Trasporto Sanitario E Soccorso In Ambulanza, Operatore Trasporto Sanitario E Soccorso In Ambulanza at Croce Rossa Italiana
Diploma Istituto Tecnico e Professionale, Economics, Diploma Istituto Tecnico e Professionale, Economics at Istituto Tecnico Commerciale a indirizzo Economico
Contributions:56 reviews, 4 commits, 90 PRs in 1 day
Contributions summary:Alessandro primarily contributes to the repository by implementing and modifying payloads for the USB Rubber Ducky. These payloads involve various techniques like keystroke injection, exfiltration, and creating persistent backdoors, often targeting different operating systems and applications. The user's work directly supports the repository's purpose of providing tools and scripts for penetration testing and security assessments. The payloads demonstrate skills in scripting, system interaction, and exploiting vulnerabilities.
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