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How to create secure software? Don’t blink! [talk]

Bozho February 9, 2019

Last week Acronis (famous for their TrueImage) organized a conference in Sofia about cybersecurity for developers and I was invited to give a talk. It’s always hard to pick aContinue reading

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Blockchain – What Is It Good For? [slides]

Bozho December 3, 2018

Last week I gave a 20 minute talk on the way I see blockchain applicability. I’ve always been skeptical of the blockchain hype, having voiced my concerns, my rants andContinue reading

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Technical Innovation vs. Process Innovation

Bozho November 24, 2018

We are often talking about “innovation” and “digital innovation” (or “technical innovation”) in particular, when it comes to tech startups. It has, unfortunately, become a cliche, and now “innovation” isContinue reading

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Resources on Distributed Hash Tables

Bozho November 9, 2018

Distributed p2p technologies have always been fascinating to me. Bittorrent is cool not because you can download pirated content for free, but because it’s an amazing piece of technology. AtContinue reading

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Algorithmic and Technological Transparency

Bozho November 3, 2018

Today I had a talk on OpenFest about algorithmic and technological transparency. It was a somewhat abstract and high-level talk but I hoped to make it more meaningful than ifContinue reading

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Random App Ideas

Bozho October 22, 2018

Every now and then you start thinking “wouldn’t it be nice to have an app for X”. When I was in that situation, I took a note. Then that noteContinue reading

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Models for Electronic Identification

Bozho September 29, 2018

Electronic identity is an important concept as it lies on the crossroads of the digital, the physical and the legal worlds. How do you prove your identity without being physicallyContinue reading

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Typical Workarounds For Compliant Logs

Bozho September 24, 2018

You may think you have logs. Chances are, you can rely on them only for tracing exceptions and debugging. But you can’t rely on them for compliance, forensics, or anyContinue reading

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Proving Digital Events (Without Blockchain)

Bozho July 29, 2018

Recently technical and non-technical people alike started to believe that the best (and only) way to prove that something has happened in an information system is to use a blockchain.Continue reading

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The Benefits of Side Projects

Bozho May 22, 2018

Side projects are the things you do at home, after work, for your own “entertainment”, or to satisfy your desire to learn new stuff, in case your workplace doesn’t giveContinue reading

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