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Frank Li is an Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech, affiliated with the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy and School of Electrical & Computer Engineering. His research focuses on computer security and privacy, particularly internet, network, and web security, with a data-driven approach.
- Education: PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, BS in Computer Science from MIT (Course 6-3)
- Experience: Previously a visiting researcher at Facebook, with internships at Google and Microsoft Research
Research interests include empirical computer security, internet measurement, password policies, IoT security, browser extensions, and DeFi vulnerabilities. His work combines large-scale data analysis, network traffic studies, and user behavior experiments.
His publications highlight trends in IPv6 adoption, security notifications, password masking, third-party web content, and PLC security evaluation. Teaching awards include the Student Recognition of Excellence in Teaching (Annual CIOS Award and Semester Honor Roll) at Georgia Tech.
He leads the BEES Lab (Better Empirically Established Security), which investigates security and privacy issues through internet-wide measurements, network traffic analysis, and data mining. Lab members include PhD and MS students in computer science.
