I’m a first-year PhD student at the Georgia Tech School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, where I’m working with Dr Mike Specter. My research interests include applied cryptography, systems security, and software security. I’m especially interested in privacy-enhancing technologies and other aspects of computer security relevant to public policy.

I graduated from Rice University in May 2024 as a Computer Science major. In the past, I’ve been fortunate to work with Dr Marcel Böhme at MPI-SP, as well as Dr Dan Wallach and Dr Nathan Dautenhahn at Rice.

Causes that are important to me include software freedom, digital privacy and anonymity, freedom of speech, consumer rights, and data preservation.

Outside of breaking computers, I also enjoy speedcubing, participating in CTFs, playing chess, learning languages, and collecting coins.

##Publications

1. Accounting for Missing Events in Statistical Information Leakage Analysis

   Seongmin Lee, Shreyas Minocha, Marcel Böhme

   47th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE 2025).

   • Paper
   • Artifact

##Projects

• ElectionGuard Typescript: TypeScript implementation of ElectionGuard ballot encryption.

• Yan85 emulator and disassembler: Tools for the undocumented custom architecture from pwn.college.

• CanvasFS: A FUSE filesystem to locally browse the files in a Canvas course.

• YFS Fuse adapter: A FUSE adapter to interact with the filesystem format from COMP 421, Rice’s operating systems course.

• Regex for Regular Folk: A visual, example-based introduction to regular expressions.

##Teaching

• Instructor at Rice University
  • COLL 123: Intro to CTFs (Spring 2023)
• Teaching Assistant at Rice University
  • COMP 421: Operating Systems and Concurrent Programming (Spring 2024)
  • COMP 318: Concurrent Program Design (Fall 2023)
  • COMP 621: Systems Software (Summer 2023)
  • COMP 321: Intro to Computer Systems (Fall 2022, Spring 2023)