I'm a site reliability engineer. Here are some of the open source projects I work on.
Rooster is a simple password manager that helps you securely save username/password combinations on Windows, MacOS and Linux through a friendly command-line interface. I wrote the first version in 2015 and have been maintaining it since. It's available on Github.
rpassword makes it easy to read passwords from Rust code in console applications on all platforms, Unix, Windows, WASM and more. It's similar to Linux's C function `getpass()` or Python's `getpass` module. It's widely used within the Rust ecosystem and available on Github.
GitClock is a CLI that helps you commit within a predefined schedule. You define times at which commits are allowed to be dated and which timezone to publicize. GitClock will make sure all commits get a fitting date when you `git commit` or `git rebase`. It also allows preventing from running `git push` outside your schedule. It's available on Github.
I've also written about ELF, x86-64 assembly and Linux process security.
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