Lavarnd.org
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Landon Curt Noll has been using Unix since 1974. He has been communicating over the ARPAnet / Internet for nearly that long. Among his several areas of specialization are security risk evaluation, Unix system and infrastructure hardening, Linux firewalls, security incident response, and cryptographic security. Landon's underlying philosophy of security is that it is an enabler.
Landon is a consultant for SystemExperts. Prior to joining SystemExperts, Landon was the Principle Architect for Certive. Prior to that he spent five years with SGI in a variety of roles working consultatively with both SGI customers and SGI engineering teams. His SGI security responsibilities encompassed cryptography, PKI, Linux development, and networking.
Landon Curt Noll is the 'N' in the widely used FNV hash. He is also the founder and judge of the International Obfuscated C Code Contest. He was an active member of working group that developed the initial drafts of the IEEE POSIX P1003.1 and P1003.2 standards. He serves as a Cooperative Computing Award adviser to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. He was the co-author of the SMail mail transport system and has been a key contributor to Usenet.
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