Help Johnny Long Go to Uganda
Long-time readers of my blog know I severely limit the number of non-technical stories I write here. I've probably written less than a dozen in over four years. This one definitely deserves to be posted, however.
I shook hands with Johnny Long at ShmooCon last week, but we didn't get a chance to chat. If you don't know Johnny Long, you haven't paid attention to the scene during the last few years! In short, Johnny invented Google hacking, and he's one of the nicest guys you could meet at a security conference.
Today I received an email from Johnny stating that he and his wife Jen are flying to Uganda in May to do missionary work. He's working for AIDS Orphans Education Trust. In his usual low-key manner, he's asking for help. He didn't specifically ask people outside of his email addressees to help, but I figure there are a lot of people who could contribute a few dollars to help defray the costs he and his wife must bear to fly and live in Uganda.
His trip is going to cost $4200 and I can guarantee not a penny will be wasted. How often do you get a chance to personally assist someone you know? Johnny has decided to crawl out of his digital shell and try to make a difference in the real world. If you want to join me in helping Johnny and his wife, send a contribution via PayPal to johnny [at] ihackstuff [dot] com.
Thank you for your time.
I shook hands with Johnny Long at ShmooCon last week, but we didn't get a chance to chat. If you don't know Johnny Long, you haven't paid attention to the scene during the last few years! In short, Johnny invented Google hacking, and he's one of the nicest guys you could meet at a security conference.
Today I received an email from Johnny stating that he and his wife Jen are flying to Uganda in May to do missionary work. He's working for AIDS Orphans Education Trust. In his usual low-key manner, he's asking for help. He didn't specifically ask people outside of his email addressees to help, but I figure there are a lot of people who could contribute a few dollars to help defray the costs he and his wife must bear to fly and live in Uganda.
His trip is going to cost $4200 and I can guarantee not a penny will be wasted. How often do you get a chance to personally assist someone you know? Johnny has decided to crawl out of his digital shell and try to make a difference in the real world. If you want to join me in helping Johnny and his wife, send a contribution via PayPal to johnny [at] ihackstuff [dot] com.
Thank you for your time.
Comments
See you at AusCert in May.
John
But still my best wishes for him and nice work Sir.