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Date: Sun, 9 Oct 2022 19:32:38 +1300
From: Paulo Miguel Almeida <paulo.miguel.almeida.rodenas@...il.com>
To: kernel-hardening@...ts.openwall.com
Cc: linux-hardening@...r.kernel.org
Subject: [Self-introduction] - Paulo Almeida
Hi everyone,
My name is Paulo Almeida and as per the instructions listed on the KSPP
page, this is my self-introduction email :)
I will keep it short.
- My background is in HPC and AI
- I've been writing software for around 20 years now
- I've written my x86-64 hobbyist OS for fun and in my spare time I've
writing a MOS 6502 emulator for the same reason.
- Contributing to KSPP is going to be a side project of mine that I plan
to do outside of business hours... so expect a dedication of a few
hours per week.
Q: What topics are you interested in?
A: kernel driver development, x86 & ARM hardware architecture, Math, Data
structures, Rust and virtualisation.
Q: What do you want to learn about?
A: I see the KSPP project/initiative as a way to get exposed to pieces
of code that I wouldn't normally come across which is always
appreciated :)
I am also aware of the calibre of developers I will be dealing with and
I'm sure that I will be learning really a lot from them :)
Q: What experience do you have with security, the kernel, programming,
or anything else you think is important.
A:
I've contributed to the kernel a few times time in the past for both
adding features and janitorial tasks.
I took the Linux Kernel Internals (LF420) and the Linux Kernel Debugging
and Security (LF44) courses by the Linux Foundation.
As for other experiences, due to the fact that I wrote my hobbyist OS, I
do have a decent experience with the x86/x86-64 architecture. I also
spent quite sometime writing static analysis parsers.... so should those
experiences help anyone or any possible future plan for the KSPP, please
count on me.
Thanks!
Paulo Almeida
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