Updates
Aug 15, 2020:
Appointed as a technical program committee member for NDSS'21!
Jul 20, 2020:
Defended my Ph.D. Dissertation! :)
Jan 21, 2020:
Super excited to teach CS4264 - Principles of Computer Security in Spring 2020 @VT !
Nov 9-16, 2019:
Presented two of my first author papers in CCS'19! It was an wonderful experience!
Nov 7, 2019:
Jamie and I recorded our first podcast with the software security company snyk.io!
Oct 21, 2019:
Delivered a talk at University of Wisconsin-Madison about our work in secure coding. Thanks Prof. Barton Miller for hosting!
Sep 16, 2019:
Our PCI paper got accepted in CCS'19! Big thanks to Prof. Yao and Prof. Wang!
Jul 26, 2019:
Received Pratt Fellowship for Fall'19 and Spring'20 semesters!!
Jun 23, 2019:
Our CryptoGuard paper got accepted in CCS'19! Thanks to all of my amazing collaborators.
Aug 06, 2018:
Received Bitshare Fellowship for Fall'18 and Spring'19 semesters! This fellowship is intended to support the study of Blockchain technologies.
I work towards making security research more democratized and affordable. I am broadly interested in
building robust systems and methodologies by using program analysis, formal verification, applied
cryptography, internet measurement and machine learning-based techniques. I emphasize on
transitioning my work into practice. I lead
Security, Privacy and Reliability Lab (
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at the University of Arizona.
I completed my Ph.D. in Computer Science from CS@VT, under the supervision of Dr. Danfeng (Daphne) Yao. Before that, I worked as a software engineer. I completed my under graduation from Bangladesh University of Engineering and technology.
Recent Publications (See All)
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Coding Practices and Recommendations of Spring Security for Enterprise
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From Theory to Code: Identifying Logical Flaws in Cryptographic
Implementations. |
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Security Certification in Payment Card Industry: Testbeds, Measurements, and
Recommendations. |
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CryptoGuard: High Precision Detection of Cryptographic Vulnerabilities in
Massive-sized Java Projects. |
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Provably Secure Anonymous-yet-Accountable Crowdsensing with Scalable
Sublinear Revocation. |
Selected Professional Services
| Program Committee: | NDSS '21 | |
| Journal Review: | IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing (TDSC), IEEE Internet of Things Journal | |
| External Reviewer: | ACSAC '20, PETS '18 '19 '20, SecDev '18 | |
| Sub Reviewer: | CCS '17 '18 '19, S&P '18 '19 '20, NDSS '19, WWW '19, AsiaCCS '17 '18, DSN '17 |
Notice Board
Multiple Open
Positions: Multiple GRA/GTA positions open in our newly formed Security,
Privacy and Reliability Lab ().
The following are some of the topics of our current interest.
- Automated software verification for security and correctness.
- Software specialization for performance and security.
- Internet measurement of security and privacy problems.
- Rethinking the security of parallel and distributed systems.
- Privacy-preserving techniques for emerging applications.
- Adversarial machine learning in software security.
If you are interested in working with me, please send me your CV, research interest and a paragraph on why do you want a PhD.
Awards
| Pratt Fellowship, |
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-Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 |
| Bitshare Fellowship, |
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-Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 |
| Champion in .Net platform, |
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-Inter University System Design Competition-2011, BUET |
| Dean's List Award, |
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-BUET, Session 2009-2010 |