Internet2 Bulk Transport
Working Group, co-chair (2005-2006). Building a bulk transport
tool that is easy to use on advanced networks, is portable across a
wide range of platforms, has high performance, can tolerate minor
non-congestive packet loss, applicable to both static file transfer
and interactive applications, and is TCP-friendly.
Denial of Service (DoS) attack exploiting features inherent in
TCP. Takes out tens of kilobytes of non-pageable kernel memory per
packet exchange (and keeps it for tens of minutes). A dial-up user
can take away tens of megabytes of memory from a Linux server using
this.
An Emacs Lisp utility (part of GNU Emacs) to report Unsolicited
Commercial Email (UCE). Written in 1996 and didn't change the way it
works since; needs a major rewrite. I no longer maintain it, version
from the latest GNU Emacs distribution should be used instead. See
also what I have to say about reporting spam.
For UUCP admins: a simple home made utility that can be used
instead of `uucico -l'. It allows to use batchmail (UUCP mail
compressed in large chunks) and parses Taylor format sys and passwd
files. Not maintained.
