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    <p>Hi! I have been working full-time as a software engineer since I graduated from college in 2005. I began coding when I was 13, and I have loved it ever since. My main interest area is information security – or <em>cyber</em> if you prefer – and in addition to writing security software for a long time, I have also done some penetration testing work. In the last three years, I have been working as a contractor on a DARPA R&amp;D contract involving web crawling, dark web, and machine learning.</p> <p>My main strength is developing web applications in high-level languages – Python is my favorite – but I consider myself more of a general hacker who is comfortable working with a wide range of technologies and learning whatever I need to accomplish the task at hand. (I suppose that <em>full-stack</em> is the trendy term.) In my study of infosec, I have spent a lot of time learning to read assembly and reverse engineer applications to develop exploits. (I have the OSCP, CISSP, and CEH certifications.)</p> <p>I have released a couple of work projects as open source. I created an easy-to-use web crawler called <a href="https://gitlab.com/hyperion-gray/starbelly" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Starbelly</a>, as well as a database migrations system called <a href="https://github.com/TeamHG-Memex/agnostic" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Agnostic</a>. And if you want to get really nerdy with me, I wrote a tiny utility called <a href="https://github.com/TeamHG-Memex/sshadduser" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><code>sshadduser</code></a> that simplifies the error-prone process of giving somebody SSH access to a server. I also like writing and teaching. In addition to developing infosec courses for government clients, I also participate here on Stack Overflow and infrequently publish on <a href="https://markhaa.se" rel="nofollow noreferrer">my tech blog</a>.</p> <p>I have been working full-time remote for several years now out of my home office in the Washington DC area. I am seeking contract work (1099) for 2018.</p>
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    3. CO-1 Not safe. Although in fairness, few developers understand the difference between = and LIKE. (They think LIKE is a superset of = that adds magical pattern matching powers. It's not.) Not escaping wildcards in a LIKE could lead to data disclosure or denial of service (by running an exceptionally complicated pattern query).
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