I view software engineering and cybersecurity as a craft, where intricate details and elegant design contribute to both functionality and security. Just as an artist meticulously crafts their work, I pay close attention to the nuances of code, architecture, and cybersecurity. This meticulous approach results in systems that are not only robust and resilient but also reflect a deep appreciation for the art of secure software development.
I spent most of the last 15 years writing code, designing, securing and breaking systems. Some of my random thoughts are collected in my blog.
A long-awaited reform of Germany's "hacker paragraph" is finally underway. The Federal Ministry of Justice has released a draft law aimed at decriminalizing security research conducted in the public interest. This comes as welcome news to many of my friends and the cybersecurity community as a whole. We have long argued that the current laws are overly broad and make legitimate security research.
And it's not because I'm a masochist
Here's what I've learned about creating meetings that respect everyone's time and contribute to a more productive and collaborative work environment.
I find inspiration in the everyday moments and the extraordinary experiences that shape our world. My journey began with machines and creating cheats for computergames, which led me to explore various industries, programming languages and techniques.
