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Looks like the patch is derived from OpenSSL and the OpenSSL part was developed by Shay Gueron and Vlad Krasnov.

If you were a software engineer at Vlad Consulting you would probably be okay.

Shoot me an email to vlad@webflow.com for a demo if you're curious.

I can't find your email in your HN profile; any chance you can contact me via vlad [at] webflow [dot] com?

If Vlad wasn't single before this project he probably is now.

As Vlad points out, there's no mobile implementation of that technology, so it doesn't make sense for us to push it, especially when there's an alternative spec that does have traction.

If you like what we're doing at Webflow, and you can see clearly see yourself contributing in a meaningful way, please shoot me an email to vlad@webflow.com so we can get started!

I didn't know the name Vlad Krasnow (I'm not that familiar with the crypto world), but from looking at these [1], [2], it seems that he would know what he's talking about from both a crypto and performance viewpoint.

This all varies between states, but in general, if you for example started a software consulting firm called Vlad Engineering and the principals were not licensed, your local licensing board would likely have beef with you.

Vlad Tepes (aka "Vlad the Impaler", whose castle still stands in Brasov, Romania) is not surprisingly mentioned in this article.

:)" correct @vlad, though the Archive.org capture isn't hi-rez enough, I'm only reading what the app shows.

I searched for Steven Brust in the Kindle Store and didn't get a very good list, although it mentioned the "Vlad Taltos" series, so I searched for that.

The OpenSSL AES-GCM and P256 assembly code was also written by Vlad.

Vlad Pootie is worth over $40 billion dollars.

Apple have spent years selling the iPhone as safe, what you propose is turning all the marketing into misconceptions for users when they think Vlad's warez site can't ruin their device.