This blog post is written by Sergio Demian Lerner who has found a number of minor security vulnerabilities in bitcoin's source code.
His method of associating blocks to Satoshi's identity has been disputed by several developers of bitcoin.
This blog post is written by Sergio Demian Lerner who has found a number of minor security vulnerabilities in bitcoin's source code.
His method of associating blocks to Satoshi's identity has been disputed by several developers of bitcoin.
The 2 persons who are disputing Sergio's findings (gmaxwell and DeathAndTaxes) are the minority. I personally agree with Sergio, I understand his analysis technique, and I have read his previous supporting arguments.
gmaxwell was for example making incorrect claims, saying you would need 50+ computers to mine at ~5 Mhash/s (average hashrate throughout 2009) because CPU and code at the time was not optimized. I proved gmaxwell wrong by benchmarking an early version of Bitcoin and showing a 5-year old $200 4-core Phenom was able to do 5 Mhash/s. This validates Sergio's theory that Satoshi could have very well represented the majority of the mining hashrate with a single computer throughout 2009.
Gregory Maxwell is listed as a developer. He also has contributed a lot of code to the project.