L1NNA Research Laboratory

AI for security. Security for AI.

Postdocs
1
PhD
15
Master's
5
Undergrad & RA
5

Current team. 13 alumni since 2020, including 3 postdocs.

Research

Binary code representation
Learning representations that connect the compiled forms of a function to what it does, so analysts can find known code across processors, compilers and optimization settings.
Explainable vulnerability analysis
Moving vulnerability assessment from a score to code-level evidence an analyst can inspect, through learned detection, rule generation and patch screening.
Malware beyond known families
Comparing unfamiliar malware with the available evidence instead of forcing it into a known class, using open-set recognition, functional decomposition and authorship analysis.
Firmware and supply-chain security
Recovering the software components and capabilities of a firmware image from the image itself, without relying on the supplier.
Avionics intrusion detection
Resource-aware, adaptive and unsupervised detection for aircraft data buses such as MIL-STD-1553, built on attack analysis and controlled simulation.

Publications

All publications (55)

Full list on DBLP