the world is eating software

I'm an engineer and researcher at hashmatter and Brave, focusing primarily on privacy preserving systems, networking, applied cryptography and decentralization

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articles

• Discv5 protocol - Technical Comments [draft]
• Coin Flipping Request Delegation
• Everyone is naked: Privacy in P2P networks
• Privacy preserving engineering
• P2P privacy vulnerabilities - the DHT case
• In Pursuit of Private DHTs
• Notes on AWS ECS configuration and secret management done right
• Why everyone should be using Tor
• Store the data the smart way
• Don't trust the data
• the moral imperative to leave social networks
• Why have one pipeline when you can have multiple?
• Do microservices (and avoid nanoservices)
• Managing credentials in production
• kapacitor-unit: unit tests framework for TICKscripts
• Consensus manager for JS

publications, papers and collabs

• PrivateFetch: Scalable Catalog Delivery in Privacy-Preserving Advertising
• THEMIS: A Decentralized Privacy-Preserving Ad Platform with Reporting Integrity
• VPN0: A Privacy-Preserving Decentralized Virtual Private Network
• SBC-IPFS: A Practical Secure Encryption Broadcast Channel on IPFS (draft)
• Everyone is naked: Privacy on P2P systems (rev 0.1)
• Techniques and tools for measuring energy efficiency of scientific software applications

talks

How the internet is making us all vulnerable and why you should use the Darkweb (at TEDx Helsinki 2018)

Privacy in Peer-to-Peer Networks (at Data Terra Nemo 2019)

Privacy in P2P networks: DHTs and IPFS (at IPFS Camp 2019)

CRDT JSON Datatype paper - Protocol Labs Journal Club (2018)