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Join djnn (Bogdan G.), Offensive Security Engineer at KAGE, to explore how vulnerability research turns into exploit engineering, and how LLM automation is changing the challenges that come with it.

From Vulnerability Research to Vulnerability Engineering

โ€ข MARU180 B1

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Finding a bug is one thing. Turning it into a reliable exploit is another, and LLM automation is changing both.

Join djnn (Bogdan G.) for a look at exploit engineering: what it takes to go from vulnerability research to a working exploit, and the ever-evolving challenges that come with it in the age of LLM automation.

Support this event

Weโ€™re looking for companies to support food and beverages for this meetup. Sponsors receive logo placement on the event banner, in the recap video, and in the recap article, social media shout-outs, and 2โ€“3 minutes on stage to introduce their company or product. Interested in supporting Seoulโ€™s international tech community? Explore event sponsorship or contact us at [email protected].

Whether you work in security or are simply curious about how exploits are actually built, come for a thoughtful discussion and a chance to connect with Seoulโ€™s international tech community. Beginners are welcome.

About the speaker

djnn (Bogdan G.) is an Offensive Security Engineer at KAGE, based in Japan, with a focus on embedded and IoT devices. He regularly publishes research on his blog and contributes to the open-source and Japanese security communities.

Photography: Photos and video will be taken at this event and may be used by Dev Korea and other co-hosts for this event. Our photographer will ask at the start of the event if anyone prefers not to appear, and you can also tell us at check-in.

This event will be held primarily in English, but donโ€™t worry about perfect English! All levels are welcome, and many attendees speak Korean too. Come as you areโ€”letโ€™s learn and connect together.

Venue

MARU180 (์—ญ์‚ผ๋กœ 180), B1 Event Hall (No attendee parking)

Schedule

  • 18:30โ€“18:50: Check-in
  • 18:50โ€“19:00: Opening
  • 19:00โ€“20:00: From Vulnerability Research to Vulnerability Engineering, djnn (Bogdan G.), Offensive Security Engineer at KAGE
  • 20:00โ€“20:05: Community updates + Conclusion
  • 20:05โ€“21:00: Networking

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