Hi! I'm an Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering at New York University Abu Dhabi, where I lead the Haven Lab. My research goal is to provide individuals with better control over their privacy, and protection from digital threats. I want to work towards a future where digital services are inherently designed with user privacy and security at the forefront.

Previously, I was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Imperial College London, where I conducted research with Hamed Haddadi on how we can have better privacy and trust in edge devices. I obtained my PhD at EPFL, where I was advised by Carmela Troncoso. During my PhD, I worked on metadata analysis in network and web privacy. Prior to EPFL, I worked on various projects, in the areas of IoT network security, sensor networks, and delay-tolerant networks. I obtained my MS in Electrical Engineering from ETH Zurich (2014), and my BEng in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Singapore (2011).

[Last updated: Nov 2024]

Updates

Nov 2024   I'm looking for Ph.D. students to join Haven Lab next fall! Please check details here.
Sep 2024   I'm helping to organize the MENA edition of CSAW -- a cybersecurity event for students. If you're a student in the MENA region, check out our competitions and apply!
Aug 2024   After a fun (but hectic) summer break, I've started as Assistant Professor at NYU AD. Looking forward to new challenges!
July 2024   Our work on tracking via link decorations is accepted at Usenix Security 2024. For a quick overview, check out this article in the Register.
Apr 2024   Our work on saliency-informed breakage detection is accepted at IEEE S&P 2024.