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NateLawson

1,409 karma · joined May 21, 2009

Root Labs (currently): consultant for design and analysis of embedded and kernel security, cryptography, and reverse engineering. https://rootlabs.com

Past companies:

- SourceDNA (founder): a web service that scanned binaries from the app stores, identifying the tools and libraries they were built with. We notified developers about security issues and tracked the market share of SDKs and developer tools.

- Cryptography Research (engineer): self-protecting digital content, differential power analysis, tamper resistance for ASICs. So many stories.

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Hints and Principles for Computer System Design (2020 Version)

arxiv.org·3 pts·NateLawson·
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A Pirate’s Life for Me, Part 3: Case Studies in Copy Protection

filfre.net·63 pts·NateLawson·
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Finding Every Vulnerable App in the App Store

sourcedna.com·8 pts·NateLawson·
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Show HN: Wondering which SDKs are in iOS and Android apps & how they were made?

16 pts·NateLawson·
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Assembly Routine for Realtime Decoding of Floppy Data

linusakesson.net·103 pts·NateLawson·
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Fast and branchless line drawing routines

edepot.com·4 pts·NateLawson·
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TACK: certificate pinning to solve the SSL CA problem

tack.io·28 pts·NateLawson·
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On the evolving security of password schemes

rdist.root.org·2 pts·NateLawson·
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Daily Summary of Hacker News Daily

twitter.com·2 pts·NateLawson·
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Guardrails: secure Rails apps by source translation

guardrails.cs.virginia.edu·16 pts·NateLawson·
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The Bad Business Decision Quote That Never Was (True Story of Bell Patent)

blog.historyofphonephreaking.org·5 pts·NateLawson·
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Even optimized memcmp leaks useful timing differences

rdist.root.org·3 pts·NateLawson·
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A new direction for homebrew console hackers?

rdist.root.org·11 pts·NateLawson·
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Analysis of the PS3 hypervisor exploit

rdist.root.org·14 pts·NateLawson·
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I solved this encrypted BART ad. Can you?

sfbart.posterous.com·23 pts·NateLawson·
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How HAMs got me started in computers and electronics

rdist.root.org·3 pts·NateLawson·
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H(m || k) also insecure, you really should use HMAC

rdist.root.org·50 pts·NateLawson·
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