rquesada

I've been programming professionally since 1993. The quality of my work was always a trademark: robust code, clean design, and very well documented. I've been working as a lead programmer, as an expert programmer and as an expert designer for Core Security Technologies ([login to view URL]) for more than 8 years. I've created some open source games like "Tenes Empanadas Gracielas" (a Risk clone) and I've also contributed patches to well known open source projects like x-mame, freeciv, bzflag, etc. I've an excellent knowledge of TCP/IP: I've developed a hotspot for a Linksys device (with Linux) and a kernel driver to support the WIAS protocol in Linux. I've also developed a IPSec driver for Windows NT and DOS. As a computer security researcher, I've published 2 articles in the very well known security magazine Phrack ( [login to view URL] ): Issues #54 and #59. Also, I love to do funny games. I've been participating in the bi-annual python game competition called PyWeek ([login to view URL]) winning the 1st prize once, and the 2nd prize 2 times.