Chung Hwan Kim研究组系统安全方向全奖phd机会@UT Dallas
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Cyber Security Ph.D. Opportunity at UT Dallas
Software & Systems Security Laboratory (s3lab.io) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is looking for qualified and motivated students who will join the Ph.D. program.
We have paid research work related to the security and reliability of the following topics:
* Robotic Vehicle Control Systems (Drones)
* Autonomous Driving Systems
* Machine Learning Systems (Cloud and Edge Platforms for Machine Learning)
* IoT Devices and Industrial Control Systems
* Modern Operating Systems (Linux/Windows Systems, Virtual Machines, Hypervisors)
We build practical tools to analyze these systems and make them secure and dependable using the following research skills:
* Static Program Analysis: LLVM, GCC, Assembly/Machine Code (Intel x84/64, ARM)
* Dynamic Program Analysis and Testing: QEMU, Pin, Valgrind, Fuzzing (AFL, LibFuzzer), Symbolic Execution (KLEE, S2E)
* Binary Code Analysis and Instrumentation: IDA, OllyDbg, ImmDbg, Detours, DynamoRIO, Dyninst
* Trusted Execution Environments: Intel SGX, AMD SEV, ARM TrustZone
* Control Systems: PID Controller, Drone Control Systems (ArduPilot, PX4), Autonomous Driving Systems (Autoware, Baidu Apollo), ROS, PLC Programming
* Hardware Architecture: Verilog, FPGA, Device IO (MMIO, DMA, GPIO), Memory Protection (MMU, MPU), Hardware Vulnerabilities (Rowhammer, Spectre)
* Excellent Technical Writing Skills in English
Our group publishes research papers at top security conferences (e.g., USENIX Security and ISOC NDSS). All projects will be open source.
Qualified students will be funded for their tuition and competitive salaries, sufficient for living in the area without external support.
If you have expertise in one or more of the research skills and are willing to commit to a research and development project in our group, please fill out this application form: forms.gle/Ycr4ekUhGiNUDfQh8.
Webpage: s3lab.io/positions
Chung Hwan Kim
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
The University of Texas at Dallas
chungkim.io
Software & Systems Security Laboratory (s3lab.io) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is looking for qualified and motivated students who will join the Ph.D. program.
We have paid research work related to the security and reliability of the following topics:
* Robotic Vehicle Control Systems (Drones)
* Autonomous Driving Systems
* Machine Learning Systems (Cloud and Edge Platforms for Machine Learning)
* IoT Devices and Industrial Control Systems
* Modern Operating Systems (Linux/Windows Systems, Virtual Machines, Hypervisors)
We build practical tools to analyze these systems and make them secure and dependable using the following research skills:
* Static Program Analysis: LLVM, GCC, Assembly/Machine Code (Intel x84/64, ARM)
* Dynamic Program Analysis and Testing: QEMU, Pin, Valgrind, Fuzzing (AFL, LibFuzzer), Symbolic Execution (KLEE, S2E)
* Binary Code Analysis and Instrumentation: IDA, OllyDbg, ImmDbg, Detours, DynamoRIO, Dyninst
* Trusted Execution Environments: Intel SGX, AMD SEV, ARM TrustZone
* Control Systems: PID Controller, Drone Control Systems (ArduPilot, PX4), Autonomous Driving Systems (Autoware, Baidu Apollo), ROS, PLC Programming
* Hardware Architecture: Verilog, FPGA, Device IO (MMIO, DMA, GPIO), Memory Protection (MMU, MPU), Hardware Vulnerabilities (Rowhammer, Spectre)
* Excellent Technical Writing Skills in English
Our group publishes research papers at top security conferences (e.g., USENIX Security and ISOC NDSS). All projects will be open source.
Qualified students will be funded for their tuition and competitive salaries, sufficient for living in the area without external support.
If you have expertise in one or more of the research skills and are willing to commit to a research and development project in our group, please fill out this application form: forms.gle/Ycr4ekUhGiNUDfQh8.
Webpage: s3lab.io/positions
Chung Hwan Kim
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
The University of Texas at Dallas
chungkim.io
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