Awesome work coming out of....Academia?

[Dave Aitel <dave () immunityinc com>]

In this paper John Regehr who is a professor of Computer Science in
like, Utah or something, wrote about integer overflows
http://blog.regehr.org/archives/59 , and it's great!

It's funny and a good read, and frankly, that's the bar for success
these days from Academia. :>

But in all seriousness, one thing that came up yesterday on the paper
review concall is that there are a lot of good , academic talks we'd
like to see at INFILTRATE[1]. There's no reason every talk has to be
about 0days or heap internals. Most of the work we are all doing is on
solving bigger problems. Maybe our theme should be "If you solved it for
Mudge you should come talk about it at INFILTRATE over mojitos!"

For obvious reasons I'm not allowed to write our themes anymore. :>

-dave
[1] Another, not completely unconnected, thing that came up is that it's
very rainy in Oxford.
[2] And here he is writing some things about fuzz testing compilers, if
you haven't read that already: http://blog.regehr.org/archives/591

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