Robin David
Senior Security Researcher.

Hi there! I am software security researcher and a computer science enthusiast at large. I’m a working at Quarkslab, where I handle diverse projects and drive R&D across our teams. My core interests include product security, firmwares
, tooling and software testing techniques like fuzzing
or symbolic execution
that I apply both on source code or at binary-level through reverse-engineering. As a hobby, I also have a keen interest in graphs
, machine learning and program synthesis
.
You can find here the various conferences I gave, the papers I wrote and the various projects I worked on. More than active blog, it is more an archive notepad to quickly access various materials I wrote or published.
You can reach me at: dev.robin.david(at)gmail.com. Please use my PGP
key for confidential requests. Otherwise, free to reach me on X.com, LinkedIn or any other social media.
News & Upcoming
Jul 09, 2025 | [UPCOMING ] Paper accepted at DIMVA’25: “Experimental Study of Binary Diffing Resilience on Obfuscated Programs” |
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Jun 27, 2025 | [UPCOMING ] Talks at Recon’25: “Abusing Domestic EV Chargers through Bluetooth and USB” |
Jun 04, 2025 | Talks at SSTIC’25: “Pyrrha & Friends: Diving into Firmware Cartography” |
Apr 02, 2025 | Slides for the talk at RE//verse.io 2025, are available here. |