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Ehsan Toreini is a Lecturer in Software Security at the University of Surrey's Surrey Centre for Cyber Security (SCCS), and a visiting academic in the Department of Computer Science at Durham University. He holds a PhD from Newcastle University, specializing in secure systems and protocols. His research focuses on physical security, trustworthy machine learning, web security, and privacy-preserving technologies, with over 35 peer-reviewed publications and two US patents.
Dr. Toreini's work has led to impactful contributions, including mitigations deployed in major browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Apple iOS), standardization at W3C, and recognition such as the Kaspersky Lab Cyber Security Award (2016). He has secured grants like the EPSRC-funded AGENCY project and PETRAS-funded Cyfer initiative. His research team includes current and past PhD students like James Clarke and Patrick Wake, with notable alumni now in industry roles.
Key research areas include sensor-based privacy leakages, anti-counterfeiting via digital fingerprinting, and secure e-voting systems. His work bridges theoretical advancements with real-world applications, emphasizing industrial impact and ethical considerations in AI and FinTech.
- Grants: EPSRC AGENCY (2022-Now), PETRAS Cyfer (2021-2023), StandICT Grant (2019)
- Awards: Kaspersky Lab Winner (2016), Blavatnik Nominee (2022)
- Impact: CVE fixes, W3C standards updates, patents (#US10680825, #US10841098)
