The group, led by Prof. Sibin Mohan, primarily conducts research at the intersection of Computer Systems and Cybersecurity areas. The main idea is to improve the resiliency of systems – against cyberattacks and failures. Current work focuses on security for autonomous systems (drones, rovers), operating systems, novel theoretical mechanisms for improving security and increasing resiliency for networks.

The current projects in our lab:

• Attacks and Defenses on Autonomous Drones
• Security for Autonomous Swarms
• Indistinguishability: Differential Privacy Protects Runtime Behaviors
• Resilient Real-Time Networks with QoS Guarantees using NFV
• Cozart/Essence: How to Debloat Kernels and Kernel Fuzzing
• Memory Tracing Objects in OS Kernels and Userspace
• Anomaly Detection for V2X Systems
• Real-Time Containers and Migration for Increased Resiliency
• Approximate Computing for Real-Time Systems
• Formal Reasoning about Trust in Computing Systems

Here is a listing of previous projects in our lab.

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