David Molnar

• works at Microsoft on Microsoft Security Risk Detection, formerly "Project Springfield."
• was advised by the amazing David Wagner at University of California, Berkeley.
• filed a thesis on dynamic test generation for large binary programs.
• suggests you should move away from MD5.
• writes papers.
• does research.
• gives talks.
• maintains a CV.
• keeps a list of grad schools in cryptography. Please send updates!
• sometimes posts to a weblog.
• drinks coffee.
• has a list of quotes that stick.
• has a gpg key.
• is also the name of a musician, a photographer, and a mathematician.