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Since 1989 I have been working in the computer security, primarily in low-level exploit development and malicious mobile code. I have an extensive knowledge of security problems that I like to share, and carry out research that aims to change the game, robbing the advantage from the attacker

This website is designed to let you learn a little more about me and the work I have done over the last 20 years as a security expert. There is no malware on this site (I hope) but there are a few pointers here if you have a malware infection and need help. While I have - and do - carry out work for different anti-malware companies, the advice I give is my own, non-partisan, and worth what you paid for it: that is, I am not responsible for any loss or damage to your machine if you follow this advice.

The site is broken into 4 main sections, each of which represents a different part of my life and career. First, the Educator section takes you to my classes and academic history. If you are one of my students, this is a marvelous place to start. Second, the Researcher section details some of the current research projects I am involved in, and shows some of my papers and work. Third, I also take consultancy projects and expert witness work in the area of cybersecurity. This section is worth taking a look at if you are interested in retaining me. Finally, the fourth section covers my non-professional activities, such as flying and music.