PUBLICATIONS
The articles demonstrate the approach to systems engineering, R&D due diligence and technical intellectual property.
Linux networking, Windows kernels, drivers, storage systems, and data formats.
A practical architecture for isolated routing, namespace-specific DNS, fail-closed traffic control, local and remote chaining, privilege separation, lifecycle management, and failure testing.
Build per-application network isolation →
How we rebuilt startup, allocation, exceptions, stack unwinding, and RTTI inside a Windows driver—and why C remains the safer default for low-level system code.
Read the C++ kernel-runtime story →
Compatibility layer, feature probes, device lifetime, CI matrix, DKMS and Secure Boot.
Maintaining a driver across kernel updates →
A modern audit of a legacy encrypted virtual disk: flush durability, crash-safe re-keying, recovery metadata, IOCTL validation and sector integrity.
Read the encrypted-disk audit →
A code-level time machine: what survived from NT 4, what modern Windows hardened, and why today’s safer abstractions can hide the system underneath.
Enter the kernel time machine →
A practical guide to driver-failure diagnosis: bugchecks, IRQL, map files, memory dumps, resource leaks, hangs and multiprocessor defects.
Debugging Windows driver failures →
Compact-disc physics, optical reading, EFM, Reed–Solomon error correction, sector structure, subchannels and track layout.
CD-ROM internals and data formats →Methods for technical due diligence and comparative early-stage startup rating.
A method for assessing people, product, process, technology, engineering delivery, innovation and customer value.
Startup technical due diligence method →
Team, market, innovation, product and process maturity are scored from 1 to 5 and mapped to an AAA–C rating.
Early-stage startup rating method →How to identify engineering inventions before they disappear inside releases and code.
How to identify technical inventions early, add product checkpoints and organize work with patent counsel.
Technical IP management for startups →