- 2025, Paper 'Securing AI Code Generation - A Prompt Rectification Approach for Mitigating Cyber Risks' awarded as the distinguished paper at TrustCom 2025.
- 2025, Paper 'Ghosts in DBMS: Revealing the Security Impacts of Silent Fixes' awarded as the best paper at DSPP 2025.
- 2025, Became a reviewer of IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing (TDSC).
Research Experience
Focuses on cybersecurity, with particular emphasis on open-source software supply chain security and AI system security. In the domain of open-source software, explores the security of third-party libraries within software ecosystems, analyzes potential risks in the vulnerability disclosure process, and studies the automated identification and analysis of patches. In terms of AI system security, primarily addresses security issues during the deployment of AI models, while also maintaining a strong interest in the intrinsic weakness of the models themselves.
Education
- PhD - Cyber Security, University of New South Wales
- MPhi - Computer Science and Technology, North China Electric Power University
- BSc - Computer Science and Technology, North China Electric Power University
Background
Research interests include open-source software supply chain security and AI system security. Has presented work at leading venues such as NDSS, DSN, and TASLP.