A sets a tools and framework to develop embedded system benchmarks
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Static worst-case stack analyser for Cortex-M firmware / models interrupt preemption, resolves indirect calls, every bound checked against QEMU
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This demo was built by Jerusha Gray. It showcases a MarTech Stack Management Tool built with Supabase, Next.js, and Vercel.
marketing-operations stack-analysis marketing-technology-analytics active-user-tracking martech-stack marketing-internal-tools
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Early-stage research on compositional worst-case resource bounds, with a linear session-IR checker, occupancy-indexed state experiments in Idris 2, and a prototype stack-depth certificate checker. The long-term goal is predictable memory and network-buffer usage.
static-analysis type-theory formal-methods session-types linear-types type-systems idris2 stack-analysis lean4 resource-analysis resource-bounds
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Hands-on C security lab demonstrating buffer overflows, stack memory behavior, and control-flow concepts through guided, safe experiments and debugging workflows.
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Four FreeRTOS tasks on a dual-core ESP32: measured stack margins, priority inversion with numbers on both lock types, and a stack-overflow canary proven by CI
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Sleepy-Duck is an open source project created for automated security testing on application level. Detect-SleepMask, Topics: malware-detection, sleepmask, callstack-spoofing, anti-evasion
reverse-engineering cybersecurity memory-forensics malware-detection security-research windows-internals endpoint-security beacon-analysis detection-engineering stack-analysis anti-evasion beacon-sleep-forensics sleepmask-detection call-stack-integrity sleepmask-analysis stack-spoofing-detection sleep-duck-eye stack-integrity-check evasive-malware-analysis
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