Greetings!



I am currently an Assistant Professor of Computer Science, and Director of Intelligent Systems Security Lab in the Department of Computer Science at The University of Dayton. My research leverages programming language and compiler techniques to enforce security policies to defend against cyber attacks in the areas of JavaScript/Web applications, mobile systems, vehicle systems, and Internet of Things frameworks.

I received my Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden in 2011. I received my Master's degree from University of Ulsan, South Korea in 2006, and Bachelor's degree from HCMUT, Vietnam in 2001.

 

Research

My research mainly focuses on software security, with use of ideas from programming languages, reference monitors, and compilers to defeat potential malicious behaviors from untrusted software. Some highlights of my publications:

 

Teaching

Services

Societies: Senior Member of IEEE and IEEE Computer Society, Member of ACM, ACM SIGSAC, ACM SIGCSE, AAAS, and OWASP.

Program Committee Chair: MAICS'2016.

Conference session chair: MAICS'2016, SERE'2014, ITMC'2014, ComMantel'2014, MobiWIS'2012.

Invited Journal Reviewer:
Program Committee member: Invited Conference Reviewer: ICC'2017, CCS'2015, CCS'2014, SP(Oakland)'2014, W2SP'2013, NDSS'2013, ESORICS'2013, PLAS'2012, ESSoS'2011, ESSoS'2010, CSF'2010, ACSAC'2009.

Phu H. Phung

Contact Information

Anderson 146
Department of Computer Science
University of Dayton
300 College Park Ave
Dayton, OH 45469
Email: phu@udayton(dot)edu