Daniil Klimuk

Programming, electronics and cycling nerd, bookworm and very passionate in learning. Left his own country at seventeen years old for studying and working abroad, and still searching for a place to settle. Big critic of fatalism and a fan of what-you-are-is-what-you-do way of thinking.

In professional life tries to be as pedantic as possible, believes that nothing is perfect and nobody is perfect and every solution should be questioned and evaluated. Likes to solve complex problems, even if it implies a lot of digging before stating the final solution. States that developing skills in different fields is important as well as perfecting a one field, because everything has its intersections and sometimes it is crucial to investigate something from a different angle.

Most of the time a workaholic, but sometimes a bit lazy. Not always punctual and often unconsciously altruistic.


Articles (2)


ram-wipe against RAM attacks

Published at May 20, 2025 ·  30 min read

This post will introduce some of the very popular attacks that target electronic devices - the RAM attacks, but the main topic will be the verification of ram-wipe software solution protection from the attacks....

Categories: security

Diving deep into Linux DRM bridge chaining

Published at February 12, 2024 ·  14 min read

The post describes the story of implementing bridge-chaining using the DRM/KMS Linux Kernel system on an embedded device with i.mx8mmini SoC...

Categories: firmware miscellaneous