About the Technical Reviewers

Phil Jordan graduated from the University of York, UK, with an MPhys in physics with computer simulation. He then worked on the core technology team at Kuju London, extending and improving the in-house engine and tools used for the game Battalion Wars 2 on the Nintendo Wii. After moving to Vienna, he started his own software development contracting business, doing game and engine programming and building mobile, web, and custom business apps.

Using his experience of working closely with game console hardware, he has written open source kernel drivers for Mac OS X and Linux. He is now working on a kernel driver for getting the most out of solid-state disks.

Graham Lee is a self-appointed “security boffin” who specializes in security on the Mac and smartphone and tablet platforms. He has written antivirus and disk encryption software for the Mac and consulted or contracted on numerous Cocoa and Cocoa Touch applications. Graham also speaks and writes on Apple-related security issues. He maintains a blog at http://blog.securemacprogramming.com. He lives in Oxford, UK, and in his spare time wonders where his spare time went.