Abdul Haddi Amjad’s research focuses on solving internet security and privacy problem using software engineering techniques. The main objective of his research is to overcome the limitations of privacy-enhancing technologies and create automated frameworks using software engineering techniques, such as automated fault localization. Amjad is a Ph.D student at Virginia Tech. His advisors are Muhammad…Continue Reading Abdul Haddi Amjad
Tina Khezresmaeilzadeh‘s research interests include increasing the privacy and security in Computer Networks and Distributed Cooperative Systems using ML-based algorithms. PhD student advised by Konstantinos Psounis….Continue Reading Tina Khezresmaeilzadeh
Basileal Imana‘s research interests broadly lie in studying privacy and algorithmic fairness properties of real-world systems on the Internet. He is currently focused on developing novel methods for auditing the fairness of algorithms used to deliver content on social media platforms without introducing new privacy risks to platforms and users. Postdoc Scholar advised by Aleksandra…Continue Reading Basileal Imana
Ahmed Elkordy’s research interest include privacy preserving, secure and efficient distributed machine learning at the edge. Specifically, Elkordy has been working towards filling the gap between the algorithmic advance of federated learning (FL) with secure model aggregation and its theoretical guarantees. He also has been working in developing efficient algorithms that ensure security against malicious…Continue Reading Ahmed Elkordy
Elina Van Kempen’s research interests are in privacy and applied cryptography. PhD student advised by Gene Tsudik….Continue Reading Elina Van Kempen