About
Hi there! I’m Alvise, a (former) software engineer with an embedded systems
background and (now) PhD student at the Vrije University of Amsterdam in the
VUSec group.
I’m interested in microarchitectural attacks, embedded & hardware
security, program analysis, and anything at interface between hardware and
software. I also like music, audiovisual arts, and sometimes humans too.
Research
- I’m working on finding microarchitectural bugs in CPU designs
- 👻 I built a symbolic scanner for Spectre Gadgets
- 🚗 I worked on car hacking, in particular CAN bus attacks
Experience
Some cool projects I did before my PhD:
- 🐉 I worked on an (LLVM+QEMU)-based decompiler, called rev.ng
- 🚀 I wrote software for a sounding rocket with the Skyward Experimental Rocketry Team
- 🏎 I helped porting Google’s V8 engine to RISCV-32
- 🔦 I realized some audiovisual installations together with the BCI collective back in my hometown
Call Me Maybe
You can drop me an email, or find me on Twitter, Github, Linkedin.