Pratik Kamble.

Decoding complex systems.

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Pratik M. Kamble, security researcher based in New York
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DIMVA 2026 · Chania, Greece

Dead Weight: Code Bloat in WebAssembly Binaries

Empirical analysis of 8,000+ real-world WebAssembly binaries revealing 70–85% unexecuted functions creating indirect exploitation surfaces.

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MITRE eCTF 2026 · Team Co-Captain

13th Place International Embedded CTF Ranking

Co-captained Binghamton University's 13-student team to 13th place among 114 competitors, directing defensive firmware architecture and offensive exploit operations.

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Latest post · July 3, 2026, 10:00 AM

Pratik Kamble presenting the Dead Weight paper at DIMVA 2026
Our paper "Dead Weight: Analyzing Code Bloat in WebAssembly Binaries" was presented at DIMVA 2026 in Chania, Greece!
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Susquehanna River, Binghamton · July 2026

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Updated August 1, 2026

Systems security: Researching hardware-assisted forced-execution fuzzing.

Rabbit holes: Food supplements and human languages.

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