Mingming Chen
Mingming Chen
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I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from Penn State University, University Park. I am honored to be advised by Tom La Porta and Trent Jaeger. I am also grateful for the collaboration and guidance from Teryl Taylor and Fred Araujo. My research focuses on cybersecurity, with a particular interest in security for Software-Defined Networking (SDN).
I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from Penn State University, University Park. I am honored to be advised by Tom La Porta and Trent Jaeger. I am also grateful for the collaboration and guidance from Teryl Taylor and Fred Araujo. My research focuses on cybersecurity, with a particular interest in security for Software-Defined Networking (SDN).
Notification: I am migrating my personal website to https://mzc796.github.io/.
[05/19/2025] I’m excited to be joining Kansas State University as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in August 2025! I’m looking for motivated PhD students interested in networked systems and security research. Feel free to send me your CV if interested.
[02/18/2025] I successfully defended my thesis! I am deeply grateful for the invaluable mentorship and guidance from my committee and collaborators!
[01/29/2025] I am serving as a Program Committee member for the IEEE/ACM Workshop on the Internet of Safe Things (SafeThings 2025).
[11/26/2024] I am honored to have been selected as a member of the USENIX Security 2025 Artifact Evaluation Committee.
[10/08/2024] I will be delivering two presentations (11 am Oct 14, Session 8-1, 2:45 pm Oct 17) at CCS 2024 in Salt Lake City, USA (Oct 14-18, 2024). Looking forward to engaging in research discussions!
[10/08/2024] I will be presenting two posters at Penn State Industry Day 2024.
[08/25/2024] My submission of "Evolving Network Security In the Era of Network Programmability" has been accepted for presentation at the ACM CCS’24 Doctoral Symposium.
[08/24/2024] I won all badges for the artifacts evaluation of our paper "Manipulating OpenFlow Link Discovery Packet Forwarding for Topology Poisoning" at CCS 24'.
[08/24/2024] Our paper "Manipulating OpenFlow Link Discovery Packet Forwarding for Topology Poisoning" has been accepted at CCS 24'.
[07/29-31/2024] I presented our work "Lightweight Coordinated Sampling for Dynamic Flows under Budget Constraints" in ICCCN 24' (Jul. 29th, 2024, Kona, HI, US).
[06/10-14/2024] I volunteered at Penn State CSE Summer Camp.
[05/28/2024] Our paper "OPTISAN: Using Multiple Spatial Error Defenses to Optimize Stack Memory Protection within a Budget" has been accepted at Usenix Security 24'.
[05/02/2024] Our paper "Lightweight Coordinated Sampling for Dynamic Flows under Budget Constraints" has been accepted at ICCCN 24'.
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