I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at William and Mary. I received my Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My research focuses on web security, system security, big data analytics, as well as cyber-physical systems security and privacy. In general, my research interests are to discover and understand critical security issues in a large system through data-oriented security analysis, and then to design and develop innovative solutions to address these issues.
RA position is available: I am looking for self-motivated students, who have strong interests in computer security, cyber crime or threat intelligence. If you are interested, please send me an Email with your CV.
NEWS:
RA position is available: I am looking for self-motivated students, who have strong interests in computer security, cyber crime or threat intelligence. If you are interested, please send me an Email with your CV.
NEWS:
- (05/02/2018) Our paper about automatic ''thieves' cant'' identification was accepted by Usenix Security'18.
- (02/01/2018) I will serve on the program committee of CCS'18 and SecureComm'18.
- (10/26/2017) Our paper about search engine autocomplete manipulation was accepted by NDSS 2018.
- (08/02/2017) Our paper about automatic exploit generation was accepted by ACM CCS 2017.
- (08/02/2017) Our IOC work has been selected to showcase in Defense Innovation Technology Challenge.
- (06/14/2017) Our paper about secure control on smart grids was accepted by IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing.
- (06/03/2017) I will serve on the program committee of NDSS 2018.
- (04/10/2017) I will join William and Mary as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2017.
