Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
Kyungmin Inn’s Systems-Security Workbench
A University of Michigan computer engineering student’s portfolio of vulnerability research, embedded-security projects, and systems writing.
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- The project list includes a bare-metal STM32F103RB door-lock build and a three-person project on semantic workload recognition for CPU scheduling.
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The recent-work list distinguishes research and projects from writing, with dates or status attached to several entries. One project specifies an STM32F103RB bare-metal build; another is described as a three-person effort on semantic workload recognition for CPU scheduling. The writing entries cover segment trees, operating systems, and University of Michigan EECS 370, though the homepage extract does not show the full articles.
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