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External articles written about Olivia Gallucci.
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LNP: College Student Feature Spring 2023
Olivia Gallucci is mentioned in Lancaster General Newspaper’s College Student Feature for Spring 2023, representing RIT.
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DefCamp: Offensive Security, from Taboo to Trending
DefCamp article with Ippsec, Alethe Denis, Joseph (rez0), Cristian Cornea, Albert Vartic, Peter Bassil, and Yassine ABOUKIR! By Andra Zaharia
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LNP: College Student Feature
Olivia Gallucci was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2022 semester at Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, where she is double-majoring in computing security and computer science, and minoring in free and open source software and free culture.
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Infosec: Olivia Gallucci: Proof that it’s never too early to follow your passion
Olivia Gallucci, a 2021 Infsec Scholarship Winner, will continue to explore her passion for cybersecurity, technology and free and open-source software.
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RIT: Computing double major juggles school, work, and clubs
Computing double major juggles school, work, and clubs: Olivia Gallucci’s passion pushes her to succeed in a wide array of activities.
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LNP: College Student Feature 2022
LNP: Gallucci received over $100,000 in merit scholarships since freshman year. Gallucci will be an offensive security intern at Apple.
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RIT: Student presents at international conference, publishes articles
Gallucci’s research was created under Sylvia Perez-Hardy, associate professor of networking and systems administration.
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CDM: Women in Cybersecurity 2021 Scholarship Winner
We have the Top 10 Women in Cybersecurity and the 2nd annual Women in Cybersecurity scholarship program. This year’s winner is Olivia Gallucci.
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LNP: College Student Feature 2021
Gallucci finished her freshman year with a 4.0 GPA and is a member of RIT honors program (top 3% of the student body).
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Prelude: What do you think? An interview with two security students
We wondered what non-red teamers think about the industry. Then, we found some talented, technical college students to see what they thought.
