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Department Speaker Series
Hardware-oriented Security for Trusted Microelectronic Applications
Fathi Amsaad, Ph.D.
Friday, October 28, 2022
12 pm
346 Russ Engineering
Microelectronic applications heavily rely on embedded hardware systems. Due to supply chain manufacturing, unfortunately, these devices are increasingly designed and fabricated by an untrusted third party and, thus, are vulnerable to new surfaces of cyber and physical system attacks at different stages of the semiconductor IC manufacturing lifetime. In this regard, hardware-oriented security and trust (HoST) research has recently gained momentum to enable trust and assurance for protecting electronic system applications against new attacks. Dr. Amsaad has established a (HoST) lab at Wright State University and will cover fundamental and interesting state-of-the-art research topics being worked on during this talk.
If unable to attend in person, sign up for the webinar. Register Here
Department Speaker Series
Adversary for Social Good: Turning Adversarial Attacks into Applications
Thursday, November 3, 2022
11 am
152C Russ Engineering
Despite their remarkable inference ability, machine learning models are faced with the inherent learning-security challenge of lacking adversarial robustness. In other words, they are vulnerable to adversarial attacks that can easily fool the models into misclassification by adding small perturbations to the input data. Accordingly, understanding machine learning security in adversarial settings has significantly emerged as a mainstream topic in AI domain. Most of current research works in this line follow either adversarial or defensive perspectives to analyze methodologies of each other and develop strategies to overcome the opponents. However, few of them go beyond adversary, and turn these attacks into applications for social good. This talk will cover some of our representative works that advance adversarial vulnerability of machine learning for supporting real-world tasks.
If unable to attend in person, sign up for the webinar. Register Here
Student Club Events
2022 WSU ACM Chapter Programming Contest.
Saturday, October 29, 2022
Teams of up to three students will compete to solve puzzling programming problems. Prizes will be awarded to the top two undergraduate teams and the top freshman team with the most problems solved in 3 hours.
Online registration closes on October 26th. Register Here
New Student Resources
Join us on DISCORD with this link: Wright State Computer Science Department
Recommendations and websites to check out for a summer project: WSU-CSE-Resources on GitHub
Scholarships
Assured Digital Microelectronics Education & Training Ecosystem (ADMETE) Scholarship
Mini-Lecture Series Summer 2020
Introduction to the 2020 Mini-Lecture Series
Machine Learning & Big Data
Machine Learning & Big Data
Why P@55w0rd! Is Not a Good Password
Why P@55w0rd! Is Not a Good Password
Cyber Security is Everyone's Responsibility
Cyber Security is Everyone's Responsibility
Getting Started with Python
Getting Started with Python
Introduction to Visualization Using XR Display Systems
Introduction to Visualization Using XR Display Systems
Smart Health: Machine Learning in Healthcare
Smart Health: Machine Learning in Healthcare
How to Succeed in College in a Technical Major
How to Succeed in College in a Technical Major
