I will join Michigan Technological University as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in August 2026. I received my Ph.D. in Information Technology (2026) from George Mason University, where I was advised by Dr. Kun Sun. Before that, I earned my M.Eng. in Cyberspace Security (2021) and B.Eng. in Information Security (2018) from Wuhan University, advised by Dr. Fei Yan. My research lies in Software and Systems Security, with a focus on Automated Program Repair (APR), Sanitization Optimization, and Container Security.

All in on Large Language Models (LLMs) for Security
In the era of LLMs, I focus on leveraging LLMs and agentic AI to advance the end-to-end pipeline of software and systems security, including vulnerability detection, reasoning, patch generation, and verification.

I am currently looking for highly motivated Ph.D. students to join my research group. Positions are fully funded through research assistantships (RAs), covering tuition and providing a competitive stipend. If you are interested, please feel free to email me your CV and transcript.

What’s New?

  • [SecureComm 2026] In March 2026, one paper about container privilege configuration was accepted by SecureComm 2026.
  • [DIMVA 2025] In April 2025, one paper about multi-language security patch analysis was accepted by DIMVA 2025.
  • [Summer Research Assistantship] In March 2025, the Summer Research Assistantship of George Mason University was awarded.
  • [USENIX Security 2025] In February 2025, one paper about security patch unraveling was accepted by USENIX Security 2025.
  • [CSAW 2024] In October 2024, the context-aware patch generation paper was selected as one of the 15 finalists of the CSAW 2024 ARC.
  • [USENIX Security 2024] In September 2023, one paper about context-aware patch generation was accepted by USENIX Security 2024.