About Me
I am a second-year graduate student working towards my Master’s in Computer Science (with thesis) at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering. I currently am exploring the feasibility and efficiency of taint-driven firmware fuzzing. I am also working on a cache side-channel attack project. I am advised by Brendan Dolan-Gavitt. I’m also currently working for Sandia National Laboratories, and am a Critical Skills Master’s Program fellow.
Publications
- CommPact: Evaluating the Feasibility of Autonomous Vehicle Contracts
J. Erickson, S. Chen, M. Savich, S. Hu and Z. M. Mao
IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC), December 2018
Workshops
- CommPact: Exploring the Feasibility of Autonomous Vehicle Contracts
J. Erickson, M. Savich, S. Chen, M. Pese, S. Hu and Z. M. Mao
escar USA, June 2018
Teaching Experience
| Semester | School | Course |
|---|---|---|
| WN ‘18 | University of Michigan | EECS 388 - Introduction to Computer Security |
| FA ‘17 | University of Michigan | EECS 388 - Introduction to Computer Security |
| WN ‘17 | University of Michigan | EECS 280 - Programming and Introductory Data Structures |
| FA ‘16 | University of Michigan | EECS 280 - Programming and Introductory Data Structures |