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Welcome ...

... to the Secure Systems Laboratory at Stony Brook. Our research is focused on Software and System Security. It draws upon research in programming languages and compilers, operating systems, algorithms, networks, and artificial intelligence to address problems such as:

• Detection and mapping of advanced cyber attack campaigns
• Binary code analysis and instrumentation
• Domain-specific languages
• Software vulnerability mitigation
• Malware and untrusted code defense

Please visit our research and publications pages for a description of our research, and why the lab is a good place to conduct your research.

You may also want to visit our education page for a description of courses and specializations related to security.

We gratefully acknowledge the support for our research from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Office of Naval Research (ONR), Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), State of New York, and CA.

Selected Recent Papers

• eAudit  [1]
• Accurate Disassembly  [2]
• Safe Binary Instrumentation  [3]
• Mapping Advanced Cyber Attack Campaigns  [4]
• Binary Code Randomization  [7]
• Mitigating dependence explosion in forensic analysis  [9]
• High-level APT scenario reconstruction  [11]
• Exception Compatibility and Binary Instrumentation  [8]

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Openings ...

We are always on the look out for smart and motivated students. We are also interested in visiting researchers with backgrounds that closely match ours. For exceptional candidates, post-doctoral appointments are a possibility as well.

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