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Recently...
entries from my blog:
entries and pictures from my twitter:
entries from my talks and publications:
Not So Recently...
- In 1988 attended the University of Bradford during which time
authored various popular Freeware/Shareware
software including ResPlay, ModObj, ModRes, ModEdit, ModPlay, Play, and
was radio station manager of Ramair.
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In 1992 completed my degree in Electronics, Communications, and Computer Systems
and went on to work on a PhD based on
the internet control of a Robotic Telescope.
Initially using an interactive gopher server, but switching to the NCSA web server
in October 1993, and then Apache after joining the core development team in April
1995.
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In 1996 joined UK Web as
technical director and worked on a number of projects including co-writing the focus
conferencing system,
interactive Teletext and Internet games for BSkyB, and
founded the Apache Week publication.
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In 1997 founded C2Net Europe, designing and
developing Stronghold, a secure
web server based on Apache, and building up a small team as Managing Director. Contributed
to various open source projects including mod_ssl and became
a founding member of the OpenSSL project.
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In 2000 C2Net merged with Red Hat and I took on the role of leading
the Security Response Team. I'm an editorial board member of the Mitre CVE project (since 2002), a
founding member of the Apache Software Foundation, and chair of the
ASF Security Team (since 2006).
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Hi! I'm Director of Security Response at
Red Hat.
Here's where you can find everything you ever wanted to know, and less, about me and what I do.
Use my PGP key if you need to email me anything sensitive; my public key is
available here or
here
In any spare time I work on various
home automation software
and hardware, i've been known to wander onto stage as part of
Sonik, and I'm probably
listening to etn.fm
AWE hosting by
Associated Networks Mark J Cox, 17 May 2012
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