Lewis Lau is a Software Architect with eight years of hands-on experience specializing in Windows system security, kernel driver development, reverse engineering, and real-mode programming. He has led architecture and client engineering for an Android-on-Windows emulator project and driven kernel and virtualization improvements at companies including Downjoy and Comodo. Skilled in Linux kernel driver work and network stack analysis, he spends spare time reading Intel NIC drivers and hacking the Linux network protocol stack, which informs his network-focused tools and drivers. A pragmatic researcher by background, he has a track record of finding low-level bugs (e.g., WFP issues) and building production kernel solutions such as network flow control and file system/rollback components. Based in Chongqing, China, he blends deep systems expertise with an open-source ethos and a curiosity for hardware virtualization that surfaces in his work on emulator and VM-related projects.
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