Monday, November 3, 2025

Drudget's cybersecurity software is a billion dollar TAM

Drudget's cybersecurity software is a billion dollar TAM (total addressable market) - read as: I'm hiring.


There's over a billion mobile phones out there.


I could license Drudget's cybersecurity software for $1 each -- securing mobile phones against memory corruption hacking.


That's a one billion dollar TAM. No joke. One billion dollars. Or more. I could be a billionaire.


But I haven't pushed it yet. I know I should, and I have been worrying about getting enough money for my daily needs instead, so I've been focusing on my day job at a SaaS company.


I don't even know how to get mobile phone companies to sign on. I need a sales guru.


So here's the kicker: I'm hiring a sales guru. But I can't afford to pay you a salary. Instead you will get a commission based off the licensing that you're able to get signed up. And equity. You get what you earn.


The product is already made by me, and works on Linux based operating systems, such as Android. It secures C/C++ apps on your phone against memory corruption bugs (i.e. buffer overflows, use after free, double free, etc). Even prevents memory leaks.


There's literally nothing you need to do; except sign contracts with big companies like Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, etc.


Also, there's a cloud self-healing code, which prevents hackers from successfully crashing web servers (with buffer overflows, etc) and exploiting them. It's like a WAF (web application firewall) except it uses IPC (inter-process communication) to figure out what to do. It knows what was sent to the server, and adjusts a ban-list accordingly, and re-adjusts buffers on the fly.


In the future (i.e. with additional funding), and with Generative AI, it could even fix the code in the open source web server. Otherwise it could patch the web server binary in real-time, using process injection techniques.


The self-healing cloud market is even bigger than the mobile phone market, because server-side security is paramount to having a secure endpoint for all your devices to talk to. Imagine the amount of tech support calls that would be saved with self-healing cloud code.


Alas, I still worry about my daily bread, so I cannot pursue this dream. If I got VC (venture capital) funded that would be a different story, but Drudget is a self-funded venture, and I don't have the time to travel around to find VC funding.


So I'm also hiring a VC fund manager. Again, no salary, but equity in the company. Obviously the more you can attract investors, the more you get as equity.


Summary: Hiring a sales guru, and VC fund manager. No salary. Do it only at your own risk to financial health. Apply via https://www.drudget.com.au.


NB: I'm pretty stressed out right now, due to my day job, so please don't waste my time. Just apply by sending your CV and a cover letter, preferably in markdown (.md) format.

Drudget's cybersecurity software is a billion dollar TAM

Drudget's cybersecurity software is a billion dollar TAM (total addressable market) - read as: I'm hiring. There's over a bill...