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 ()
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)
Optimization to the Rescue: Evading Binary Code Stylometry with Adversarial Use of Code Optimizations. |
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From Theory to Code: Identifying Logical Flaws in Cryptographic
Implementations. |
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Coding Practices and Recommendations of Spring Security for Enterprise
Applications. |
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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.
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, |
-Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 |
Bitshare Fellowship, |
-Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 |
Champion in .Net platform, |
-Inter University System Design Competition-2011, BUET |
Dean's List Award, |
-BUET, Session 2009-2010 |
Department of Computer Science, Gould-Simpson, Room 917, 1040 E 4th St, Tucson, AZ - 85721.