OpenBSD: An introduction to memory
I was developing a project in Rust that told me how much memory I was using. I lost 22 GiB of RAM, so I looked into it to better understand how OpenBSD works.
I was developing a project in Rust that told me how much memory I was using. I lost 22 GiB of RAM, so I looked into it to better understand how OpenBSD works.
I’ll share two anecdotes about times when I listened to my clients’ requests and read between the lines. I came up with solutions that the client didn’t even realise they needed.
Sanca, my vulnerability scanner written in Rust, was crashing due to a memory error. I identified the cause and fixed the problem.
I used to waste 5 hours a week sending emails manually from Outlook. I’ve automated the process, and it now takes just 2 minutes.
Frustrated by the quality of the results provided by an EASM, I developed Sanca, an open-source vulnerability scanner that provides evidence for everything it claims.