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Syed Abidullah Fareed

Syed Abidullah Fareed

Visiting Student (former), Information Science Lab

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Vehicle Intrusion Resilience Systems in Action

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Sat, Jul 6 2024 - Sun, Jul 6 2025

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A modern vehicle is composed of around 100 Electronic Control Unit (ECU) connected via several types of networks. An ECU is an embedded device, similar to a RaspberryPI, running an operating system, e.g., Linux-based or real-time OS, on top of which different software and firmware may run, depending on the application. Due to the imperfection of humans, software can have faults and intrusions, which can lead to catastrophic failures that threatens human lives. A Fault and Intrusion Resilient System (FIRS) is a vehicle middleware that can mask the effect of a failure or intrusion. Contrary to

CybeResil Research Opportunities

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Broad Research Topics Robust and Adaptive Fault and Intrusion Tolerance; Ultra-Reliable Micro Trusted Execution Environments; Privacy and Integrity-preserving Data Processing; Next-generation Threat and Intrusion Detection / Prevention Systems; High-confidence Vertical Software Verification. Focused PhD-level Research Opportunities Fault and Intrusion Resilience Systems for Modern Vehicles Modern software-defined vehicles are prone to software faults and intrusions. A modern vehicle is composed of up to hundred commuting units, called Electronic Control Units (ECUs), connected via different

Marc Dacier

Professor, Computer Science

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Leveraging 20+ years of international experience, Professor Dacier leads the charge in uncovering internet vulnerabilities and developing robust defenses, building a more secure digital future for all.

Krish Chatterjie

Visiting Student, Secure Next Generation Resilient Systems Lab

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Krish Chatterjie is a Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) undergraduate student at the Vellore Institute of Technology, India. He joined the Secure Next Generation Resilient Systems Lab (SENTRY) as a Visiting Student under the supervision of Professor Charalambos Konstantinou. Chatterjie’s research revolves around Grid Frequency Modulation (GFM) and Intrusion Detection Systems.