Hello stranger,
my name is Andrea Barberio, and this is my home. Welcome.
I work as Production Engineer at Facebook. I focus on product and infrastructure
reliability, and previously I worked on datacenter automation and open source
firmware.
More about my work life on my résumé
or on my LinkedIn page.
To get in touch with me, write me an email.
I’m also on Mastodon: @insomniac@mastodon.online.
My wildlife photos are on Instagram: https://instagram.com/gattografo.
Dublin-Traceroute
If you are looking for Dublin Traceroute, you’ll find it here: https://dublin-traceroute.net . The Python bindings with visualization and statistic analysis are at https://github.com/insomniacslk/python-dublin-traceroute .
The Israel Institute of Technology had a few students working on
dublin-traceroute for their M.Sc., see their work at
https://github.com/CS236340/RocketFuel . Thanks to Itzik and his students!
Here are the slides of my talk Visualizing Multipath Networks with Dublin-Traceroute at MOCA 2016.
BitWarden setup with Tailscale and a Raspberry Pi
You can read about it here,
Private BitWarden setup with bitwarden_rs and Tailscale
Public talks
Past:
Our work is cited in various places. Some of which I kept track of:
Assembly riddles
I’ve published my solutions to the fantastic
[xchg rax,rax]
book from xorpd
. Find it at
https://insomniacslk.github.io/xorpd-solutions/ .
Other projects
Some public projects I created:
- dublin-traceroute, my multipath traceroute with NAT support, and its Python bindings. Also in Debian’s testing repo, ArchLinux, and Slackware slackbuild. Packaged versions may be old
- dhcp, a DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 library written in Go, for protocol encoding/decoding, client and server. See examples at exdhcp
- coredhcp, a fast, multithreaded, modular and extensible DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 server written in Go
- ConTest, a framework for continuous hardware and firmware testing, born to test LinuxBoot / Open System Firmware, but used for much more than that
- irc-slack, an IRC-to-Slack gateway in case you want to use Slack from your IRC client
- systemboot, a LinuxBoot distribution for bootloaders based on u-root to implement boot from network and from local storage for LinuxBoot. Can be used to replace the UEFI firmware on supported hardware
- uefi (now fiano), a toolkit for parsing and manipulating UEFI images, now moved under linuxboot/fiano
- dublinbus, a Python client around DublinBus’s Real-Time Passenger Information (RTPI) API
- mailshare, a python module that I use to upload files from my phone and share them via my website, by just sending an email
And I also contribute to or maintain:
- LinuxBoot, a project to use Linux as your system firmware (e.g. instead of BIOS or UEFI). Some press coverage:
- u-root, an initramfs written in Go that, together with a Linux kernel, can replace most of UEFI firmwares. Part of the NERF project
- fbtftp, Facebook’s open-source dynamic TFTP server
- fbtracert, Facebook’s open-source multi-path traceroute
Some project I created for my Computer Forensics exams:
Other projects can be found on my
github page and my
bitbucket page
Technical reviews
I have helped with technical reviews of the following books and articles for O’Reilly:
I also host a mirror of PoC||GTFO