We are a security research group at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, College of Computing and Informatics in Sungkyunkwan University.
The number of computing devices such as laptops, workstations, mobiles, Internet of Things, and cloud services has been ever increasing, communicating with each other. Accordingly, enormous amount of digitalized data become available, necessitating information security all around us.
The SecAI lab focuses on system/software security and emerging technologies that require security. In particular, we are working on security with artificial intelligence (AI) where our lab name originates from. Our interests encompass varying topics to which deep learning could be applied including - but not limited to - executable binary analysis (e.g., benign software and malware), understanding of code semantics, advanced attack detection and prevention, digital forensics, etc.
I am Hyungjoon Koo who leads the SecAI lab. Launching a new lab, a relatively young lab means that we have lots of potential for the future.
We are looking for a passionate Ph.D. student (Preferred fields: binary analysis with AI, privacy) to join our lab!
If you think you are the one who
[+] enjoys endless intellectual exploration
[+] has full of curiosity and desire to unearth the unknown digital world
[+] exerts your passion to move forward together for making the world secure,
Please fill out this form
(An application via an email may not be considered).
Our paper, Binary Code Representation with Well-balanced Instruction Normalization, has been accepted to IEEE Access!
March 10, 2023Jiyong Uhm joined our lab, welcome!
Jan 9, 2023Yujeong Kwon joined our lab, welcome!
Dec 9, 2022Our paper, SmartMark: Software Watermarking Scheme for Smart Contracts, has been accepted to ICSE 2023!
Nov 24, 2022Our paper, A Transformer-based Function Symbol Name Inference Model from an Assembly Language for Binary Reversing, has been accepted to ASIACCS 2023!
Nov 9, 2022Our paper, A Study of Executable Binaries with Emerging Compilation Tools, has been accepted to CISC-W 2022 with the Best Paper Award!
Nov 9, 2022Our paper, A Study of Rarely Appeared Instructions in an Executable Binary, has been accepted to CISC-W 2022!
Nov 9, 2022Our paper, Server-client Based Reversing Tools with a Prediction Model for Function Names, has been accepted to CISC-W 2022!