I am happy to share that I will be joining Louisiana State University as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Division of Computer Science and Engineering in Fall 2025! If you are interested in working on online trust, measurement and usability studies and Large Language Models, please send me your CV.
I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Security and Privacy Research Lab at the University of Texas at Arlington, where I specialize in studying online abuse, particularly social engineering attacks across various platforms, with an emphasis on developing real-time frameworks for detecting and reporting these threats. I take an interdisciplinary approach in my research, integrating methods from Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Social Computing, and Software Security.
My work has been featured in several top-tier conferences, including USENIX Security 2025, IEEE S&P 2024, ICWSM 2024, and ACM IMC 2023. Notably, our research on exploiting commercial Large Language Models to create evasive phishing scams was recognized with the Distinguished Paper award at IEEE S&P 2024. Additionally, my contributions have been recognized with two Comcast Innovation Grant awards in 2022 and 2024.