A third-year
PhD Student
in Computer Science at the
Kahlert School of Computing
of
The University of Utah under the
supervision of
Dr. Stefan Nagy
in his FuTURES³ Lab, I am
interested in Systems and Software Security, focusing on automated software
testing (fuzzing), program analysis, compiler design, and generative AI for
program synthesis, bug discovery, and triage.
My current research focuses on developing a framework to enhance the correctness
of language processors (e.g., transpilers, compilers) by identifying bugs and
their root causes. This work integrates both traditional and Generative AI methods to enhance the reliability and
security of programming language processors. Besides, I play, plus
create
write-ups
of, CTFs and Wargames regarding Linux Privilege Escalation, Binary
Exploitation, and Web and Network Systems. An active open source
software (OSS) project contributor, I engage in various projects
where I apply my skills to enhance software functionalities and
security.
Check out my activities.
