About

I'm Kyungmin Inn, a Computer Engineering student at the University of Michigan. I work on vulnerability research and exploitation: memory corruption in userland services, Windows kernel drivers, and embedded and IoT firmware.

I tend to treat security as computer architecture taken one level further. Reading allocator internals or a speculative-execution paper is interesting to me for the same reason: it is the machine's own rules, used in a way nobody planned for.

Now

On leave from Michigan for independent research after military service in the Republic of Korea Army. Returning to Ann Arbor in January 2027.

Education

B.S.E. Computer Engineering, University of Michigan, expected 2029.
James B. Angell Scholar.