Summary
Brandon Falk is a seasoned security researcher and systems engineer with a decade of experience building high-performance fuzzers, emulators, hypervisors, and custom operating systems. He led development of widely adopted tooling at Microsoft (tkofuzz, mesos) and won a Pwnie for innovative vectorized emulation work that now powers trillion-instruction-per-second RISC-V execution on large cores. Currently he develops "chocolate milk," a scalable OS and lightweight VT-x/SVM hypervisor for fuzzing, and streams the project to teach others about OS and fuzzing internals. His work uniquely blends low-level CPU and kernel vulnerability discovery with aggressive use of modern hardware introspection features (PT, BTS, LBR, IOMMU, BHTrace, IBS) and custom emulation to make previously intractable targets auditable.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
High School, General classes with a focus on math and science, High School, General classes with a focus on math and science at Verona Area High School