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On Monday, I presented Flayer: Exposing Application Internals at the First USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies (WOOT’07). Flayer is a tool that I wrote for use in my everyday work. It allows me... … »

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This my crack at a (quick!) safe integer library for C. The routines are based off of the recommendations at CERT’s secure coding site, but I’m trying to add interfaces that are more appealing to... … »

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I’ve been looking for a useful tool to aid note taking, but that I could also keep on a USB stick safely. I didn’t want to have to toy with encrypted filesystems or specialized programs... … »

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Ruby/ActiveLdap is a project I started when I first found Ruby. I’d been tortured by poor LDAP tool suites and LDAP’s increasing ubiquity. It provides an ORM mapping from LDAP data to objects in Ruby... … »

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I used to spend a lot of time writing helpful tools for myself in Ruby. I haven’t done much in a while. I’ve dumped the old skeletons of work in a directory. Feel free... … »

» A while back I sent a patch upstream to [tcpdump](http://www.tcpdump.org) which adds support for timed rotation of saved packet data files … »

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Ruby/ActiveLDAP parses LDAP schemas provided by the server in order to determine what attributes are available for a particular object and how they should be treated. This is being done primarily with the regular... … »

» An old stab at a POSIX-compatible, user-level threading library. … »