About Me
Hi! I'm André, a Ph.D. student in the Secure Systems and Software Lab at the University of California, Irvine. My research interests broadly span operating systems, systems security, and compilers. I am currently working on a novel multi-variant execution environment that incorporates attacker deception techniques.
On this website, you can find a selection of projects I have worked on, as well as some technical notes that might be useful to others.
Research
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“Honey-Mon” adaptive defense
My current research project into incorporating attacker deception techniques in a distributed MVEE. Not yet published.
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Efficient GPU Implementation of Stencils on Unstructured Grids
Bachelor Thesis completed at ETH Zürich using Nvidia CUDA
Projects
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Data Layout Visualizations
Visualizing different ways of storing and accessing 2D matrices in memory for better data locality.
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libtracer, a C++ library for ptrace
A lightweight idiomatic wrapper around Linux ptrace
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Optimizing SMPL Compiler
Includes DLX backend, register allocator, and AST/IR graphs
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Freelance WordPress Web Development
Websites I have created for clients between 2015 and 2017
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Live Audio Visualization in Python
High School Project in Python with NumPy, SDL, Cairo
Notes & Personal
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Seat León CAN Bus Sniffing
How to intercept messages on a modern car’s CAN bus using an Arduino and a handcrafted T-splice connector
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Distributed Systems Slides
Teaching material created by me while TAing for a Distributed Systems class at ETH Zürich