Arslan Khan

Arslan Khan is an Assistant Professor specializing in Computer Science and Engineering. His research focuses on enhancing security for embedded systems and industrial control systems through innovative techniques like symbolic differentiation and privilege separation.

• Research Interests: Embedded Systems, Compartmentalization, Firmware Security, Software Guard Extensions, Fuzzing, and Industrial Control Systems Security.

Recent publications (2023-2024) highlight his work on kernel isolation, enclave fuzzing, and state-aware attack detection. These studies emphasize reducing attack surfaces and improving security for resource-constrained devices.

While no specific awards or students are mentioned, his contributions to security frameworks and binary analysis are evident through multiple conference proceedings in high-impact venues like USENIX and IEEE Security & Privacy.