Vulnerability Research Support
Investigating crashes, primitives, interfaces, bug classes, and exploitability conditions.
Security Researcher
I work on Windows internals, binary analysis, vulnerability research, and exploitability analysis.
Most of my work starts with an unclear technical question: a crash, a strange interface, an old technique, a suspicious primitive, or a security boundary worth investigating. I build labs, trace behavior with tools like Ghidra and WinDBG, test assumptions, and document what actually happens.
Services
Investigating crashes, primitives, interfaces, bug classes, and exploitability conditions.
Static and dynamic analysis using tools such as Ghidra and WinDBG.
Testing public techniques and research ideas in controlled lab environments.
Turning messy technical material into writeups, reports, lab notes, and small tools.
Selected Work
Realtek driver vulnerability research.
Demystifying Driver Research.
Large-scale driver corpus analysis and runtime reachability experiment.
A public, sanitized case study showing research workflow, analysis style, and reporting output.
Exploring exposed RPC interfaces, dispatch behavior, callbacks, and failure cases.
Audio-based shellcode transformation research.
Research
I'm a cybersecurity researcher interested in Windows internals, binary analysis, vulnerability research, and exploitability analysis.
I like research problems where the path is not obvious: strange interfaces, crashes, partial primitives, old techniques, or behavior that needs to be tested rather than assumed. My workflow usually involves building a controlled lab, comparing static analysis with runtime behavior, debugging failures, and documenting the result clearly.
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