He was also a director at https://gicsr.org see waybackmachine https://web.archive.org/web/20120210153101/http://www.gicsr.com/board_of_directors.php which is interesting to note, because in the deposition Deborah Kobza
Chairman of GICSR Executive Director / CEO, she states Craig was never acknowledged as a board member, which is odd because in 2011 we see a news report on their website whereby one of the other directors worked as a chairman of csscs.org welcomes Craig onboard at GICSR as a board of director CHECK THIS https://web.archive.org/web/20120210154345/http://www.gicsr.com/pdfs/GICSR_PressRelease%20_%20Craig%20Wright_%20Austrlia.pdf
This becomes important in that they want to use the above to sell the idea that Craig has falsely acted upon gicsr as a director as well as using GICSR to open a trust, which Deborah knew nothing off. In 2014 Craig also went to a conference acting as a board member of the GICSR.
But then again if Deborah wasn’t even aware he was on the board, he probably was never taken off it either ………

Deborah Kobza, CGEIT, JIEM
Founder/President, International Association of Certified ISAOs (IACI) https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-kobza-cgeit-jiem-98b4a8/

RE: Forensic/Cyber Crime Investigator
From: "Craig Wright" <cwright () bdosyd com au>
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006

Hi Dave,

To further add weight to the argument and as you seem to think I base comments on opinion, please read the following as
an introduction. I can keep going if you wish?


https://seclists.org/basics/2006/Feb/148

"Dave and I worked with law enforcement and others for a long time. Dave took opiates, because his condition left him in constant pain. But more importantly, contacts of his told him about the impending takedown of Liberty Reserve eight weeks before it occurred. He was left with the problem of knowing that if he moved his funds, it would be tracked. Effectively, to do so would have ended his career."

The myth of forks.
by Craig Wright (Bitcoin SV is Bitcoin.) | Medium
https://medium.com/@craig_10243/the-myth-of-forks-be04f8e5fe4a

"I had been involved with SANS training and conferences since 1997. Between then and the time I dropped off doing courses in 2015, I had gained over thirty certifications. The courses included two master’s degrees [2]. The areas of study covered information security, programming, and much more. I took all three of the GSE hands-on exams [3]. I did so while studying for a master’s degree in law, a master’s degree in statistics, and several other master’s degrees. In the process, the testing component of the SEC-617 course, which was used in the GSE hands-on lab, involved an exercise where a number of us needed to work together."

The King’s Wi-Fi
By Craig Wright
05 May 2021
https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/the-kings-wi-fi/

He first met Dr. Wright in 2006 while Yousuf was completing a Master of Information Systems Security course at Charles Sturt University. He noted that Dr. Wright was his classmate in one subject and his lecturer in another—something he found unusual at the time. He says he was also impressed at Wright’s depth of knowledge across various topics, and particularly that he had over 70 certifications in cybersecurity, pretty much all the certifications he could think of in that field.

https://coingeek.com/craig-wright-farm-was-more-of-a-research-lab-than-a-farm-former-colleague-says-video/

Bitcoin es donde se cruzan esencialmente dos industrias al más alto nivel, (entre otras): la ciberseguridad y las finanzas, muy poca gente es capaz de conocer en profundidad ambas y el que te diga que es un experto, por favor que enseñé sus credenciales.
https://t.me/CSW_Academic

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