A creative thinker who is not afraid to challenge the norm. His diverse track record includes failed startups, approved patents and scientific publications in top conferences and journals. On a mission to protect what matters most to you.
Opinions expressed here are my own
Relying on any piece of software creates a dependency and that’s fine as long as the risk is an educated choice and can be afforded. This risk goes beyond open-source, which might be the first that comes to mind. Organizations for their reasons can, and will, stop supporting software you or your organization rely on and in this case, there is nothing you can do about it. On the other hand, there is something you can do about derisking your dependency on open-source software and that is to support it financially. The latest supply chain attack on xz hopefully made everyone realize how deeply everyone relies on open-source software, while not fully grasping the implications. After digesting what happened with xz, I thought that if I were running…
Senior Engineering Manager, Ingestion & Threat Research @ Panther
Engineering Manager, Ingestion @ Orfium
Tech Lead, Payments @ Plum Fintech
Founder & CTO @ Blocktopus, KYC/AML Provider
Security Software Engineer @ Microsoft Office 365
Computer Security Researcher, Linux Kernel Hardening @ CERN
Built Pwn Mail, a Cydia iPhone app for spoofing emails. It served more than 260,000 emails but it was discontinued after a legal threat by Steve Jobs
Machine Learning researcher @ KDD lab
Master studies @ Department of Informatics and Telecommunications on Software Engineering
Bachelor studies @ Department of Informatics and Telecommunications on Computer Science and Telecomunications
Laconism will be appreciated 📬