About
I am a Graduate Research Assistant in Computer Science at the University of Michigan working with Kevin Fu. I am interested in attacking systems below the common abstractions at the often forgotten physical layer and defending systems against such attacks.
Research Projects
Here are projects that I have been a part of. I am currently working on several other papers. Please feel free to reach out if you would like to know more. I am always open to collaboration.
SoK: A Minimalist Approach to Formalizing Analog Sensor Security - Systematizing knowledge of analog attacks and defenses against sensor circuitry via a novel framework that enables prediction of future attacks and defenses.
Blue Note - How intentional acoustic interference damages availability and integrity in hard disk drives and operating systems.
Shoulder Angel - Using a co-processor to monitor for errors and reprogram errant ultra low power wireless sensor nodes.
Research Experience
At Michigan, I focus on cyber-physical attacks and defenses. I am currently working on several projects. Feel free to send me an email for details.
At Clemson I primarily worked on ultra low power sensing network research with my undergraduate research advisor Jacob Sorber and then PhD student, now assistant professor Josiah Hester. There we produced one paper which can be found here .