Naman Tanwar

I work at the intersection of security, systems programming, and automotive software. By day, I build safety-critical software for next-generation vehicles. By night, I break things to understand how they work — and write about it here.

My background is in low-level systems: Linux kernel internals, memory management, embedded systems. I fell in love with Rust when I realized it could prevent entire classes of bugs I'd spent years debugging in C and C++.

This blog is where I publish deep dives into topics I find fascinating — buffer overflows, memory safety, kernel internals, and the emerging world of AI in autonomous driving. Every post is written for experienced developers who want to go deeper, not wider.

When I'm not writing code or prose, you'll find me reading RFCs, contributing to open-source projects, or arguing about undefined behavior on forums.