News

Announcements and updates.

  1. Website Renewed: Goodbye Slow, Buggy WordPress — Hello Astro

    The site has been completely redesigned and rebuilt as a fast, static Astro site, replacing the old WordPress install.

    This website has been renewed. The old WordPress install — slow, buggy, and increasingly a hassle to maintain — is gone, replaced by a set of fully static pages built with Astro. Keeping the overall look and feel you’d expect from this site, the whole thing has been completely redesigned and rebuilt on this new foundation.

    The payoff shows up directly in Google PageSpeed Insights:

    PageSpeed Insights report showing 100/100 for Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO

  2. Our paper "Drishti: AI-Led Human-Directed Vulnerability Auditing for 5G Cores" has been accepted at ACM CCS CPSIoTSec Workshop (2026)

    Paper accepted at the ACM CCS CPSIoTSec Workshop.

    Our paper has been accepted at the ACM CCS CPSIoTSec Workshop. See the full entry, abstract, and BibTeX on the Publications page.

  3. Tradleware v3.5.0b Released

    The biggest security release so far — a full hardening pass across the dashboard and the webhook endpoint, with an automated test suite now shipping alongside the project. More info on https://tradleware.com.

    Tradleware v3.5.0b is the biggest security release so far — a full hardening pass across the dashboard and the webhook endpoint, with an automated test suite now shipping alongside the project.

    More info on tradleware.com.

  4. TPC Member, NTC-R 2026

    Serving on the Technical Program Committee of NTC-R (Network Traffic Classification - Reloaded) 2026.

    Joined the Technical Program Committee for NTC-R 2026 (Network Traffic Classification - Reloaded), a workshop co-located with ACM CoNEXT 2026 exploring how to build trustworthy, reproducible AI for networking.

  5. Tradleware v3.0b Released

    Major release introducing stock trading via Interactive Brokers alongside a full architectural overhaul. More info on https://tradleware.com.

    Tradleware v3.0b is out — a major release introducing stock trading via Interactive Brokers, alongside a full architectural overhaul.

    More info on tradleware.com.

  6. Speaker at the General Session, NANOG 96

    Presented "Achieving QUIC's Full Potential: How a DNS Deployment Gap Is Limiting HTTP/3 Performance" at the NANOG 96 General Session.

    Presented Achieving QUIC’s Full Potential: How a DNS Deployment Gap Is Limiting HTTP/3 Performance at the General Session of NANOG 96, San Francisco.

  7. Our paper "RECTor: Robust and Efficient Correlation Attack on Tor" has been accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine (2026)

    Paper accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine.

    Our paper has been accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine. See the full entry, abstract, and BibTeX on the Publications page.

  8. TPC Member, ACM AsiaCCS 2026

    Serving on the Technical Program Committee of the ACM ASIA Conference on Computer and Communications Security.

    Joined the Technical Program Committee for the 2026 edition of AsiaCCS, one of the leading venues for computer and communications security research, reviewing submissions in network and systems security.

  9. Tradleware — First Public Release

    Released the first official public version of Tradleware, a hardened trading middleware between your custom algorithms and global exchanges — zero-trust, fully local execution, no cloud. More info on https://tradleware.com.

    I’ve just released the first official public release of Tradleware, a hardened trading middleware between your custom algorithms and global exchanges. Built for professional traders who demand absolute privacy, local execution, and a zero-trust security architecture. No cloud. No leaks. Just execution.

    More info on tradleware.com.

  10. Our paper "DNS-over-QUIC and HTTP/3 in the Era of Transformers: The New Internet Privacy Battle" has been accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine (2025)

    Paper accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine.

    Our paper has been accepted at IEEE Communications Magazine. See the full entry, abstract, and BibTeX on the Publications page.

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