Scott A Carr | This is Scott A. Carr’s personal website. Scott is a security researcher who ocassionally blogs about compilers, programming languages, reverse engineering, and security.

Posts

Jan 21, 2018
How Rust Mitigates Some of C's Problems
Apr 16, 2017
My CERIAS Security Seminar talk
Aug 6, 2016
My Mozilla Intern Talk
Jan 24, 2016
My Week in LLVM - Clone a Function
Dec 4, 2015
My talk, Hacking LLVM for Grad Students, at Midwest Programming Languages Summit
Sep 27, 2015
TrendMicro CTF Asia Pacific & Japan 2015 Programming 500 Writeup
Nov 26, 2014
Data Confidentiality and Integrity
Jun 22, 2014
The most popular R packages are, mostly, written in R
Jun 18, 2014
The most popular R packages, according to RStudio
Jun 1, 2014
The Academic and Industrial Disconnect
Sep 24, 2013
A fun experiment with latency
Sep 17, 2013
I should write more
May 23, 2013
How I Studied Algorithms
May 22, 2013
Emacs vs. Vim
May 14, 2013
UDOO, Linux and Arduino on one board
May 12, 2013
Learning, Memorization vs. Understanding
Feb 24, 2013
A PID controller simulation in a Haskell
Feb 10, 2013
You can have your flying car as soon as you sign this EULA
Feb 3, 2013
Perfect work enviroment? Federation Starship.
Sep 26, 2012
Reasoning from first principles
Sep 20, 2012
Simulation as verification
Aug 3, 2012
Saving old textbooks
Aug 3, 2012
Making websites should be easier