Bahruz Jabiyev
Postdoctoral Fellow at Dartmouth
Bahruz Jabiyev
Postdoctoral Fellow at Dartmouth
About
My research is centered around designing and building defensive and offensive techniques to improve the security of the Internet. I have mainly focused on the security challenges created by the increased complexity of the Web. Check out my publications here. Also, you might want to watch the video below to get a glimpse of my research in this direction.
I am also interested in biomimetic security research. Before Dartmouth, I was a postdoc at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory where I worked closely with a group of people from computer science and immunology, and studied the immune system and viruses to find solutions to the cybersecurity problems. You can find my blog posts on this topic here.
Updates
Nov 2023: Our newest paper, "Untangle: Multi-Layer Web Server Fingerprinting", was accepted by NDSS 2024.
Nov 2023: Excited to start as a postdoctoral scholar at Dartmouth. I will be working with Christophe Hauser and Sean Smith.
May 2023: Started to serve as a program committee member for the Web Security track of ACM CCS 2023.
Apr 2023: Started as a postdoctoral fellow in Quantitative Biology Department of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Mar 2023: Successfully defended my PhD thesis.
Feb 2023: Very happy to be awarded a travel grant for NDSS Symposium 2023.
Jan 2023: The technique of our Frameshifter paper was nominated for "Top 10 web hacking techniques of 2022" by PortSwigger Research.
Oct 2022: My presentation at USENIX Security 2022 is now on Youtube.
Jul 2022: Our T-Reqs paper was invited to compete in NYU CSAW North America Applied Research Competition as one of 83 top-quality research papers in cybersecurity.
Jun 2022: Our paper on HTTP/2-to-HTTP/1 conversion anomalies was accepted for publication in USENIX Security 2022.
May 2022: I started my research internship at Google where I will work on differential fuzzing.
