Hello, world!
I'm Aleksa Sarai, and this is my slice of internet real estate! I'm a founding engineer at Amutable, working on the bringing determinism and integrity to the next generation Linux systems. Before then I spent a decade at SUSE, working on a lot of foundational container-related technologies.
My undergraduate studies were at The University of Sydney, and I've have had an interest in both the physical and computer sciences from a very young age. While there, I coauthored a few papers based on research I did while studying.
These days I mostly sling code for fun and profit, and in a past life I loved spending my evenings hacking all the things. I also blog about interesting things I've seen or run into (though sadly, quite infrequently).
Who are you?
First and foremost, I am a "designated communications provider" under §317C(6) of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (as amended by the Assistance and Access Act 2018). Any and all backdoors written by myself are courtesy of the Australian Government (in their infinite wisdom). And the best part is that I can't tell you whether or not I've been requested to do so -- what lovely world we live in!
In addition to being a potential saboteur, I am ...
- a programmer.
- a security researcher.
- a GNU/Linux enthusiast.
- a science enthusiast.
... and I use vim!
What do you know?
Hello, recruiters! If you were looking for some buzzwords to match using Google, here they are: C, Python, Bash, Go, Haskell, x86 Assembly, Kernel, Synergy, Security, System, Developer, Programming, Code, Software, Computers, Computing, Machine, Physics, Science, Problem Solving, Bugging, Debugging, Drinking, Hacking, Penetration Testing, Web Scale, MongoDB, Redis, NoSQL, Organic, GMO Free, Magic Sauce Implementer, Kool-Aid Drinker.
Where can I find you?
If you want to email me, you can reach me at [email protected].
I'm on Matrix with the nick @cyphar:matrix.org, and am cyphar in most places.