Claudio Migliorelli

Claudio Migliorelli

Welcome to my website. My name is Claudio. I'm a Security Researcher at IBM Research Zürich. I have a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering from Politecnico di Milano and a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Engineering from University of Rome "Tor Vergata".

My work is focused on the broad area of kernel security and my research interests vary from operating systems to micro-architectural attacks. In the past, I worked on kernel-level rootkits, specifically on those not modifying kernel-level data structures (e.g., using hardware facilities). I work with the Linux kernel on a daily basis, and I've been doing so for the last 4/5 years. It started as a hobby, and then became my job.

I use Emacs and I’m a strong supporter of open-source software. I run Linux and I developed some patches for the kernel that have been accepted and merged into the Linux kernel’s source tree (see kernel contributions).

Projects

Linux kernel

  • Linux kernel contributions: patches I developed for the Linux kernel that have been accepted and merged into its source tree.
  • LAZARUS: An LKM rootkit targeting the Linux kernel and hijacking system calls trasparently, without modifying any kernel-level data structure.

Emacs

  • Buffier: a simple Emacs package designed to streamline the process of creating temporary buffers and enabling major modes within them.

Others

Contact

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