Alumni
Cyber Center Research Alumni
Abdullah Alshaya
Ph.D. dissertation: “Software-Defined Networking Security Techniques and the Digital Forensics of the SDN Control Plane”
Arash Amini
Sarah Buckley
M.S. thesis: An Analysis and Ontology of Teaching Methods in Cybersecurity Education
Naireet Chakravorty
M.S. thesis: “Statistical Analysis of Memory Samples Read by the Volatility Framework Using a FUSE Filesystem”
Daniel Donze
M.S. thesis: “Improving Kernel Artifact Extraction in Linux Memory Samples using SLUB Allocator”
Joshua Thomas Dufrechou
Joshua Duke
M.S. thesis: “Memory Forensics Comparison of Apple M1 and Intel Architectures Using the Volatility Framework”
Charles Glass
M.S. thesis: “Malware and Memory Forensics on M1 Macs”
Mohammad Jalalzai
Ph.D. dissertation: “Secure and Efficient BFT Consensus for Blockchains”
Adam Kardorff
reverse engineering, memory forensics, malware analysis
Nathan Lewis
M.S. thesis: “Memory Artifacts in the Windows Subsystem for Linux”
Ryan Maggio
Ph.D. dissertation: “Improving Memory Forensics Through Emulation and Program Analysis”
Modhuparna Manna
Ph.D. dissertation: “Using Memory Forensics to Analyze Programming Language Runtimes”
Abdel R. Mansour
Raphaela Mettig
M.S. thesis: “Improving Memory Forensics Capabilities on Apple M1 Computers”
Olame Akim Muliri
Augustine Orgah
Ph.D dissertation: MemForC: Memory Forensics Corpus Creation For Malware Analysis
Shravya Paruchuri
M.S. thesis: “A Dynamic Stress Testing Framework for the Sleuthkit Tools”
Chendu Rasiraju
Ethan Riley
Steven Seiden
tba
Austin N. Sellers
M.S. thesis: “Automated Extraction of Network Activity From Memory Resident Code”
Arian Shahmirza
M.S. thesis: “High Performance Fuzzing of Memory Forensics Frameworks”
Nathalia Soares
M.S. thesis: “Evaluating Attack Surface Management in an Industrial Control System (ICS) Environment: Leveraging a Recon FTW for Threat Classification and Incident Response”
Devi Sowjanya
M.S. thesis: “Security Analysis of the Anonabox Pro”
Sneha Sudhakaran
Ph.D. dissertation: “Performing Memory Forensics for Object Recovery from Android Application Memory”
Nicholas Ryan Tanet
Edward Wilson
M.S. thesis: "Finding Forensic Evidence in the Operating System's Graphical User Interface"