I like to joke that I’m a counterfeit academic researcher — sometimes I’m deep in formal systems analysis, other times I’m shamelessly shilling something I hacked together, and occasionally I’m in a coffee shop doing performative cryptography, pretending I fully grasp abstract algebra. Below is a collection of blog posts and technical write-ups I’ve authored over the past few years:
I built an open-source service used for monitoring real-time protocol threats on OP Stack compatible blockchains. Pessimism was ran to securely monitor the BASE blockchain and was …
Theoretical analysis of the security implications and analysis that must be forgone when analyzing Ethereum Virtual Machine forks. This was motivated by Coinbase’s need to securely …
I maintain a personal hackmd of technical notes and analysis around different software systems that peak interest