βSenior Security Engineer at Robinhood
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Senior Security Engineer at Robinhood
| Twitch | https://twitch.tv/d0nutptr/ |
| https://twitter.com/d0nutptr | |
| Github | https://github.com/d0nutptr/ |
βI ACTUALLY FOLLOWED THROUGH WITH IT
https://crates.io/crates/libxdp-sys
(peep the new maintainer of the package π )
I finally learned how to use rust bindgen!
And, in related news, Iβm going to see if I can take over a crate from another maintainer so I can update it for everyone :)
One of my favorite observations in infosec is that, generally speaking, folks that do web exploitation think binary hacking is really cool and a lot harder. And oddly enough folks that do binary exploitation seem to think the same about web hackers.
Unintentionally humble in both directions. I love that
Really happy with how my talk at @eurorust went yesterday :)
When a recording is released (at least, I believe it was recorded), Iβll share it!
Hey all! It's been a while :)
I finally released my blog post on how I configured my Rust project to build quickly, deploy simply, and reliably test my code in environments outside of production.
It's not really infosec this time around, but if you're interested in Rust then this might be for you.
Gah! Being bitten hard by the git2 crate.
While I donβt mind working with self-referential structs, Iβm trying to write this program to be beginner friendly. Even using a crate like ouroboros is not sufficient in my opinion.
God damnit. Really frustrating.