Abraham Kang
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Abraham Kang is fascinated with the nuanced details associated with machine learning algorithms, programming languages and their associated APIs. Kang has a BS from Cornell University. He is currently doing research on defenses for machine learning. He worked for Samsung Research America as a senior director software helping to drive secure development across AI, mobile, payments and VR. Prior to joining Samsung, he worked as principal security researcher for HP in its Software Security Research group. He is focused on machine learning/AI, application frameworks, blockchain smart contracts, intelligent assistants, and mobile security and has presented his findings at RSA USA, Black Hat USA, DEFCON, OWASP AppSec USA and BSIDES
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