PhD Student in Computer Science at Indiana University Bloomington
I am a fifth-year PhD student at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indiana University Bloomington. I'm advised by Prof. XiaoFeng Wang. I also work closely with Prof. Xiaojing Liao and Prof. Yuhong Nan.
My research mainly focuses on system security, especially cybercrime, AI security and Mobile security. Currently, my work explores the security challenges surrounding Large Language Models (LLMs).
Besides academic research, I’m also interested in fishing , snowboarding and cooking.
Cyber Threat Intelligence: [CCS'24-4], [IEEE S&P'22-1]
AI Security: [CCS'22]
Moible Security: [NDSS'22], [IEEE S&P'19], [CCS'17]
5G Security: [USENIX Security'2023], [USENIX Security'2022]
Email: mzha [at] iu.edu
Address: Luddy Hall 3051Q 700 N Woodlawn Avenue Bloomington, IN, 47408
Oct 2024: Honored to be awarded a student conference grant to attend ACM CCS‘24. Thanks ACM CCS!
Mar 2022: Zoom acknowledged our reported vulnerability on Zoom and also gives us a bounty.
Jul 2021: Slack awarded us $1,000 for discovering vulnerabilities in Slack.
Jul 2021: Rocket.Chat acknowledged our reported vulnerability on Rocket.Chat.
May 2021: Cliq acknowledged our reported vulnerability and also gives us a bounty.