This is the geeky homepage of bert hubert. Please visit the site of my
company Netherlabs for business related
queries. For more up to date stuff, please head to my blog. I can be contacted on
bert.hubert@netherlabs.nl.
Possibly relevant: Linkedin, Twitter,
Wikipedia.
Presentations
I love to do presentations & talks, so if you need a speaker on anything that I'm involved with, please contact me.
- 2012
- 4th of April, Madison Gurkha, Black Hat Sessions Anniversary Edition.
- 2011
- 15th of November, Govcert cybersecurity congress, "DNSSEC: Reality & Utility - what problems does it solve today"
- 8th of June, World IPv6 day Amsterdam, "Security Aspects of IPv6"
- 27th of May, Eindhoven University, Keynote of the Symposium 50 years of Mathematics & Computer Science, "Science in Software innovation"
- 20th of May, Hack In The Box, "DNSSEC the good, the bad and the ugly"
- 19th of May, SIDN Relatiedag, "DNSSEC zonder (al) te veel moeite", in Dutch, includes video recording
- 2010
- 4th of February, Surfcert/Surfnet Security Conference, on DNS security
- 2009
- 2007
- 2006
- 2005
- 2002
- 2001
Some random non-Linux stuff
Food
Linux/Unix stuff
- The perfect error message - required reading for programmers
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- How to make your DocBook HTML output
pretty.
PowerDNS.com, my company. And their
downloadable product: the PDNS nameserver.
- Tips om Rabobank internetbankieren goed te
laten werken met Firefox, Mozilla of Netscape 7 (Dutch).
- Some notes on floating point programming with UNIX and
Linux
- HOWTO use SIMD (SSE, SSE2, SSE3, 3DNow!, MMX) instructions with gcc.
- Linux 2.4 Advanced Routing & Traffic Shaping HOWTO
- Getting Linux 2.6 to work on a Dell Latitude
D800
- Dreambox satellite receiver, some perhaps useful
remarks
- Futex manpages I authored (with help from
Rusty). Futexes are high performance
locking primitives in the 2.6 kernel.
- How to get the linenumber from a linux kernel oops
- Linux Logical Volume Management HOWTO (unmaintained)
- Lex & YACC HOWTO
- Simple Packet Signing aka 'Lightweight IPsec' :-)
- Some evil ideas about
decentralised loadbalancing/clustering, with no single point of failure
- Beginnings of an rrdtool HOWTO (unfinished, but
useful)
- dontdiff for 2.6 kernel development, updated to exclude .ko, mod.c
etc
- 'Advanced' Debian Tips & Tricks
HOWTO
- At one point, I got all fired up about synchronous webservices
Linux/Unix software
- Splitpipe, a tool to spread the
output of, say, tar over multiple volumes (DVDs, CDs, hard disks etc).
- Tool to display your logical volumes (unmaintained)
- Tool to display 'cachedness' of files: cinfo.
FreeBSD, recent OpenBSD, Linux, Solaris
- The Wonder Shaper for lag-less
uploading & downloading over ADSL/Cablemodem
- PowerDNS
nameserver
- PowerMail
mail receiver & popserver
- MTasker, very simple cooperative multitasking in C++
for people, like me, who are not smart enough for state machines
- vmloader, tool to load a virtual memory system in
various ways and report stats. Unmaintained, but might be useful
Friend & family pages
Last change:
Mon, 9 January 12, 15:24 CET