Alireza Karimi

My name is Alireza. As a Ph.D. student at SEFCOM, affiliated with Arizona State University, I delve deeply into computer security research. Under the mentorship of Dr. Fish Wang and Dr. Yan Shoshitaishvili, I focus on projects in system security, binary analysis, fuzzing techniques, and the Linux kernel's complexities.



Key Skills:



System Security

Binary Analysis

Fuzzing

Linux Kernel

Linux Driver

Malware Analysis

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Experience with SQL and non-sql Database like MongoDB

passing ML and Data Analysis courses



Throughout my academic journey, I've expanded my horizons by taking courses that have equipped me with critical insights into today's digital challenges. In the realm of security, I've mastered Reverse Engineering, Vulnerabilities Analysis, and Software Testing. Additionally, I've honed my skills in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Design Patterns, Database systems, and Project Management methodologies.



Beyond formal education, I've applied my knowledge to a variety of hands-on projects, spanning web-based applications, mobile app development, and innovative IoT projects. I led a team of five in developing a security tool that unearthed over 300 vulnerabilities in its inaugural month, showcasing my ability to translate theory into impactful results.



As I forge ahead in my academic and research journey, I am eager to explore further opportunities and confront emerging challenges. If you share an interest in system security or wish to discuss the latest in binary analysis, I invite you to connect and collaborate.