Certificate Transparency is a system for monitoring and auditing publicly-trusted SSL certificates. I run a Certificate Transparency monitor, which checks that log servers are behaving correctly.
A laser tag system based on an AVR microcontroller - specifically, the AVR Atmel ATmega328p. For prototyping I’m using an Arduino Uno board, but I plan to make a custom circuit board with the microcontroller placed directly on it. The software is written in C and does not use the Arduino/Wiring library - it uses AVR libc directly. This means the code has direct control over the timers, interrupts and other features of the microcontroller, which allows many improvements over existing AVR-based systems I have seen (e.g. the code is capable of simultaneous infrared reception and transmission).
An open-source implementation of the Minecraft server software. The project is now defunct, but development has been continued by the Glowstone project. In turn, Glowstone was used as the basis for the Spout project.
A small website which provides an interactive database of Minecraft item, block and entity IDs, along with some information on what the IDs actually are and how they can be used.
A package for Debian and Ubuntu that downloads and installs the official Minecraft client. It creates a menu item and depends on the relevant Java packages so that everything you need is installed automatically.
A module which adds support for the TLS signed_certificate_timestamp
extension to nginx, which is one of the mechanisms supported by Google’s
Certificate Transparency project to deliver Signed Certificate Timestamps
to TLS clients.
Stone Age Online is the code name for a work in progress 3D multiplayer game that I’m developing. It’s written in Java and (after a brief spell of using C++ with Ogre3D for the client) currently uses a custom rendering engine, although I am intending on porting it to jMonkeyEngine.
A program for looking up SSH public keys with LDAP. Inspired by, and (mostly)
compatible with, Andrii Grytsenko’s openssh-ldap-publickey Perl script. It can
be used with OpenSSH to fetch the authorized keys for a user from an LDAP
directory, instead of the user’s ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
file.
A simple compiler for an extremely minimal dialect of BASIC called Tiny BASIC. It’s fairly dumb: it tokenizes and parses the source code into an abstract syntax tree, translates the abstract syntax tree into a stack-based intermediate representation and then turns that fairly directly into amd64 assembly.