Bryce Boe

Last night Adam Doupe wrote up his description on our Execution After Redirect Vulnerability which I wanted to link my followers to. Adam’s primary focus on this project has been adapting a static ruby analyzer to find instances of the EAR vulnerability in thousands of Ruby-On-Rails projects from github. It’s rather exciting. In other news [...]

Last year I was a teaching assistant for two quarters giving me two opportunities to see how well I could share my knowledge with students. Aside from my knowledge of the material, and my ability to relate to many of the undergrads at UCSB (having previously been one myself) I had almost no preparation of [...]

Wow, where has the time gone? In my absence a great deal has happened in my life so I’m going to break it up into a few chunks starting with stuff prior to the summer. As I briefly mentioned in Flat Stanley’s Adventures, winter quarter I TAed the Compilers course for Tim Sherwood, one of [...]

I previously mentioned that I was the Teaching Assistant (TA) for the Operating Systems class this quarter. It’s going quite well, though just as I remember, this class is a lot of work for the students, and a hell of a lot of work for the TA. I recently finished grading the third project in [...]