I am a PhD student in Computer Sciences at University of Massachusetts Amherst, advised by Prof. Amir Houmansadr and co-advised by Prof. Pubali Datta.

I am interested in the intersection of computer networking, cloud systems, and security and privacy, with a particular focus on autonomous AI agents. This is related to the following areas: 1) Analyzing security risks that emerges as cloud systems scale, and how AI agents can be fingerprinted and attributed through network-layer signals. 2) Designing privacy-preserving AI agents that leverage cloud and network infrastructure.

Prior to starting my PhD studies, I received my bachelor’s degree from Ewha Womans University in South Korea, advised by Prof. HyungJune Lee.

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• February 2026: My first first-author paper “CensorLess: Cost-Efficient Censorship Circumvention Through Serverless Cloud Functions” is accepted at PETS’26
• June 2025: Our paper “I’ll Shake Your Hand: What Happens After DNS Poisoning” is accepted at FOCI’25
• December 2024: Our paper “CollageMap: Tailoring Generative Fingerprint Map via Obstacle-Aware Adaptation for Site-Survey-Free Indoor Localization” is accepted at IEEE PerCom’25
• December 2024: Our paper “CAMPUSRSSI: Real-World Wi-Fi RSSI Measurements for Indoor Localization” is accepted at IEEE PerCom Workshops’25
• October 2024: Our paper “GAN-Loc: Empowering Indoor Localization for Unknown Areas via Generative Fingerprint Map” is accepted at IEEE SECON’24

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