Claudio Migliorelli
Welcome to my website. My name is Claudio. I’m a Master’s student in Computer Engineering @ Politecnico di Milano and a security researcher, previously @ NECSTLab, now as an intern @ IBM Research Zürich.
My work is focused on the broad area of kernel fuzzing and my research interests vary from operating systems to kernel security and 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 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 contributions: patches I developed for the Linux kernel that have been accepted and merged into its source tree;
- Getting more from the skyline operator: a survey on some modern techniques to obtain the best set of tuples from a dataset;
- LAZARUS: An LKM rootkit targeting the Linux kernel and hijacking system calls trasparently, without modifying any kernel-level data structure.
Contact
I'm not on social networks, except that Twitter which I don't use much anymore. To contact me, feel free to use the following platforms:
- E-mail: claudio.migliorelli@mail.polimi.it
- GitHub: https://github.com/migliio
- Sourcehut: https://git.sr.ht/~migliio/
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/migliio