Welcome to my lodge on the web. I am a Software Developer at Citrix Systems R&D in Cambridge, UK and I'm currently working in the XenServer group. Some of my computational interests lie in Operating Systems, Virtualization, Security, Reverse Engineering, Algorithms, Functional Languages, Compiler and Language Theory. I sometimes update my blog and I am available via email at <firstname <at-sign> promisc.org>.
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I am a geek, a nerd, a wishful thinker and a terrible tinkerer. I have a reduced variety of interests and a big passion for properly spiced Indian and Bangladeshi food. I listen to a lot of musical genres. A subset of my current playlist can be found below. Nowadays, I try to get involved into the Xen, QEMU and the Linux Kernel development. I enjoy spending time doing system crash analysis, execution tracing, binary analysis and playing with binary instrumentation and debugging tools.
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