Matthew Butler has spent 30 years architecting and engineering software systems for network security, law enforcement and the military. He works primarily in signals intelligence, where he uses C, C++ and Modern C++ to build systems running on hardware platforms ranging from embedded micro-controllers to FPGAs to large-scale airborne platforms. Much of his experience has involved building systems that defend against attackers or building highly sensitive systems that are targets. He is actively involved in the C++ community, serves on various planning committees for C++Now and CppCon, and speaks at both events.

• I. Prologue II. Flying the Unfriendly Skies III. Running with Scissors IV. The Art of War V. Threat Hunting VI. Epilogue A. Stupid Hacker Tricks B. Side Channel Attacks

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Matthew Butler has spent 30 years architecting and engineering software systems for network security, law enforcement and the military. He works primarily in signals intelligence, where he uses C, C++ and Modern C++ to build systems running on hardware platforms ranging from embedded micro-controllers to FPGAs to large-scale airborne platforms. Much of his experience has involved building systems that defend against attackers or building highly sensitive systems that are targets. He is actively involved in the C++ community, serves on various planning committees for C++Now and CppCon, and speaks at both events.

• I. Prologue II. Flying the Unfriendly Skies III. Running with Scissors IV. The Art of War V. Threat Hunting VI. Epilogue A. Stupid Hacker Tricks B. Side Channel Attacks

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Matthew Butler has spent 30 years architecting and engineering software systems for network security, law enforcement and the military. He works primarily in signals intelligence, where he uses C, C++ and Modern C++ to build systems running on hardware platforms ranging from embedded micro-controllers to FPGAs to large-scale airborne platforms. Much of his experience has involved building systems that defend against attackers or building highly sensitive systems that are targets. He is actively involved in the C++ community, serves on various planning committees for C++Now and CppCon, and speaks at both events.

• I. Prologue II. Flying the Unfriendly Skies III. Running with Scissors IV. The Art of War V. Threat Hunting VI. Epilogue A. Stupid Hacker Tricks B. Side Channel Attacks

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