Gaukas Wang, Computer Engineer & Censorship Researcher

Weird name, isn't it?

People had been asking me the meaning of my name Gaukas for many years.

So here's how I get this name: When I was in my middle school, I got sick one day so I took a day-off. As it is so boring to staying at home alone, I started to play the campaign of a game called Warcraft 3: Frozen Throne. To start with I need to create a profile and I randomly typed some mumbo jumbo starting with something like gaukas, which sounded like a name. So I kept it as my alias until now.

Selected Projects

• SuperLeakage - See how much can I leak out of you?
• TranspoRTC - WebRTC, but it is a transport.
• PlaySync - Moving to a new Music platform? Or keep both.

Identity

Gauk.as | Gaukas.Wang | Keybase | LinkedIn | CV | Resume

Skillset

• 🎛 Programming Language

  • ✅ Professional: Go, Rust, Shell(Scripting language), MATLAB, Python.
    • ⛔ Deprecated: C/C++, PHP
  • ☑ Limited Experience: ASP.NET/C#, JavaScript(w/ Node.JS),
  • 🚫 Against: Java

• 🔧 Professional Role & Knowledge

  • 🥼 Censorship Researcher: Censorship Circumvention, Cryptography, Data Analysis, Network Diagnosis
  • 🕵️‍♂️ Security Researcher: Internet Security, AppSec, Penetration Test, Zero Trust System/Network
  • 🛠 DevOps Engineer: Cloud platforms, Linux/Windows System Administration, Containerization, Virtualization
  • 🧰 Software Engineer: API, Code Review, Concurrent Programming, Debugging, Embedded Systems, Ethereum Smart Contract

Contact Me

• 📫 Permanent E-mail: i@gaukas.wang
• Telegram:@GaukasWang

Experience in Security field

• ⚠ Found security exploits:
  • MITM Vulnerability in DTLS Connections in Pion/WebRTC as CVE-2021-28681, GitHub Issue
  • Unrestricted file access for unprivileged users in instructure/canvas-lms, GitHub Issue, Repository
• 🏁 Security Incidents on my watchlist:
  • GFW-2021Summer-TLS-RST-Incident

Relation with Gaukas Wang Holding

Gaukas Wang Holding is the GitHub Organization I established to preserve a copy for each of my formal projects. Projects might be preserved as in either form: either the original repository or a fork of the repository from @Gaukas