Past Graduates/Theses

• Hossain Shahriar, Mitigation of Web-Based Program Security Vulnerability Exploitations, PhD, 2011. (Outstanding PhD Research Achievement Award of the School of Computing, 2011)
• Amatul Mohsina, DESERVE: A Framework for Detecting Program Security Vulnerability Exploitations, MSc, 2011.
• X. Young, Monitoring Components by Using Aspects and Contracts in Wrappers, MSc, 2010.
• I. Chowdhury, Using Complexity, Coupling, and Cohesion Metrics as Early Indicators of Vulnerabilities, MSc, 2009.
• H. Shahriar, Mutation-Based Testing oF Buffer Overflows, SQL Injections, and Format String Bugs, MSc, 2008. (“Honorable mention”, IEEE Kingston Research Excellence Award for MSc, 2009)
• Gias Uddin, Development and Automatic Monitoring of Trust-Aware Service-Based Software, MSc, 2008.
• Vivian Kuang, A Dependable Network Intrusion Detection System Using the CSI-KNN Algorithm, MSc, 2007.
• Yonghua (Jude) You, A Defense Framework for Flooding-Based DDoS Attacks, MSc, 2007.
• Zhi (Paul) Zhu, An Aspect-oriented Framework for Intrusion-Aware Software Development, MSc, 2007. (Distinguished Masters Thesis Award in the School of Computing, 2008)
• Feroz Raihan, AsmLx Based Intrusion-Aware Software Systems, MSc, 2006.
• Mohammed Hussein, A Framework Utilizing UML for the Specification of Intrusion Detection-Aware Software, MSc, 2006.
• Mohammad Al-Subaie, The Power of Sequential Learning in Anomaly Intrusion Detection, MSc, 2006. (Distinguished Masters Thesis Award in the School of Computing, 2007)
• Jiong Zhang, Network Intrusion Detection Systems Using Random Forests Algorithm, MSc, 2005.
• Matthew Graves, Detecting Intrusions by Translating AsmL Specifications to Snort Rules, MSc, 2005.
• Pradeep Kannadiga, DIDMA: A Distributed Intrusion Detection System Using Mobile Agents, MSc, 2005.