Matt Bishop
Computer security researcher (UC Davis) who in 1995 published the first systematic demonstration that weak-consistency file systems — Unix and Windows alike — are inherently vulnerable to time-of-check-to-time-of-use (TOCTOU) race conditions, extending the work with Michael Dilger in a 1996 follow-up paper on static detection of check-then-use flaws. Matters to this vault as the figure against whose 1995/1996 work Tsafrir, Hertz, Wagner & Da Silva's 2008 TOCTOU-mitigation survey organizes its own related-work section — known here only through that paper's citation, not yet independently read.
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