About me
My name is Daniel Perez. I am a software engineer and researcher based in London.
I have been working on backend systems in various companies and
I particularly enjoy writing in functional programming languages.
More recently, I have been working on diverse machine learning tasks,
mostly related to natural language processing.
I am currently a PhD student at
Imperial College London,
supervised by
professor Ben Livshits.
My current research theme is about how to secure distributed ledgers and their
ecosystem. I focus mostly on using programming language techniques to improve
the security of blockchains' virtual machines, as well as the applications running on
top of them.
Before that, I received my Master's in Computer Science from
The University of Tokyo under the supervision of professor Shigeru Chiba,
during which I worked on applying machine learning techniques to programming languages.
I am sometimes open to freelance work, please feel free to contact me for
more information.
News
- 2020/02/02
- My paper Broken Metre: Attacking Resource Metering in EVM with Ben Livshits was accepted at NDSS'20
- 2020/01/07
- Received a 5,000 USD bounty reward from the Ethereum Foundation with the help of Matthias Egli and Hubert Ritzorf from PwC Switzerland, for a report based on my Broken Metre paper
- 2019/12/20
- I will present Broken Metre: Attacking Resource Metering in EVM at The Stanford Blockchain Conference 2020 on 2020/02/20
- 2019/10/22
- Gave an introduction to Smart Contracts at EPFL
- 2019/07/13
- Presented Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: Does Anyone Care? at a workshop at University College London
- 2019/03/02
- My paper Cross-language clone detection by learning over abstract syntax trees with Shigeru Chiba was accepted at MSR'19