Pratik Kamble.

Decoding complex systems.

Driven by a fundamental curiosity to understand how systems work and how they break. Exploring the mechanics of reality through academic security research, vulnerability analysis, and the quantified self.

Pratik Kamble - Doctoral Security Researcher at Binghamton University

Research & Security

High-signal analysis of complex vulnerabilities. Featuring my published work on WebAssembly code bloat (DIMVA 2026), forced execution fuzzing for RISC-V, and my leadership as the MITRE eCTF team captain.

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The Wiki (PKGraph)

A Wikipedia-style introductory profile engineered to make complex security concepts completely accessible. Understand software security, fuzzing, and binary analysis through contextual hyperlinks.

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What I'm Doing Now

A macro status dashboard featuring my current active focus, recent travel photos, podcast recommendations & rabbit holes, and real-time updates.

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Etc & Directory

A curated index of interactive projects, personal quotes, photographic feeds, micro-notes timeline (/notes), and RSS/Atom web syndication feeds.

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