I am a
security engineer and researcher with a deep interest in uncovering
inter-domain security threats in AI, IoT, mobile networks, and cyber-physical systems. My work spans beyond device-level vulnerabilities, focusing on how security issues impact
business logic, service architectures, and user privacy. Currently, I'm exploring:
- AI for Security – Developing AI-driven vulnerability discovery and exploitation tools as a finalist in DARPA's AIxCC competition at Georgia Tech.
- Securing AI Systems – Formerly at Samsung Security Center, where I worked on enterprise and on-device AI security.
What I Do
- Identify and exploit security vulnerabilities across diverse domains
- Research and build solutions to secure AI-integrated infrastructures
- Reverse-engineer firmware, basebands, and embedded systems
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to mitigate security risks
Achievements
- 5x DEFCON Finalist | Multiple hacking competition awards
- 9 publications in top-tier security venues (USENIX Security, CCS, NDSS, TSE, TMC)
- 7 patents in cybersecurity and AI security domains
- 17+ industry and government projects in security research & engineering
I thrive in hands-on security research, bridging the gap between
theory and practice, and working alongside experts to
push the boundaries of cybersecurity. If you're interested in my work or want to discuss security challenges, feel free to
connect with me or explore more on this site.