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Explore our latest research contributions to the cybersecurity community. Our publications span top-tier conferences, journals, and workshops worldwide.

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Deep Learning Approaches for Real-Time Malware Detection in IoT Networks

Dr. Sarah Chen, Prof. Michael Rodriguez, Dr. Alex ThompsonIEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2024
PublishedConference

This paper presents a novel deep learning framework for real-time malware detection in IoT networks, achieving 99.7% accuracy with minimal computational overhead.

47 citations2024AI Security

Quantum-Resistant Cryptographic Protocols for Secure Communication

Prof. David Kim, Dr. Emily Watson, Dr. James LiuACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security 2024
PublishedConference

We propose a new class of quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols that maintain security against both classical and quantum adversaries.

23 citations2024Cryptography

Blockchain-Based Identity Management for Decentralized Applications

Dr. Maria Garcia, Prof. Robert Johnson, Dr. Kevin ParkJournal of Cybersecurity 2023
PublishedJournal

This work introduces a decentralized identity management system built on blockchain technology, providing enhanced privacy and security.

156 citations2023Blockchain Security

Advanced Persistent Threat Detection Using Graph Neural Networks

Dr. Lisa Anderson, Prof. Thomas Wilson, Dr. Chris TaylorUSENIX Security Symposium 2023
PublishedConference

We present a graph neural network approach for detecting advanced persistent threats in enterprise networks.

89 citations2023Threat Detection

Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Applications

Prof. Jennifer Lee, Dr. Mark Brown, Dr. Anna ZhouNature Machine Intelligence 2024
AcceptedJournal

This paper explores privacy-preserving techniques for machine learning in cybersecurity, enabling secure collaborative threat intelligence.

12 citations2024Privacy & ML

Automated Vulnerability Assessment Framework for Smart Contracts

Dr. Ryan Miller, Prof. Susan Davis, Dr. Tony WangIEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing 2024
Under ReviewJournal

We propose an automated framework for comprehensive vulnerability assessment of smart contracts using symbolic execution.

34 citations2024Blockchain Security

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