Bahman Rashidi

	Bahman Rashidi Ph.D. Candidate Department of Computer Science Virginia Commonwealth University
	Research: Mobile Devices, Smartphone Privacy, Mobile Platform Development, Distributed Systems
	I am a fourth year PhD candidate and member of RamSec Lab at VCU, advised by Dr. Carol Fung. Currently, I am doing research on the design and development of smartphone privacy preserving frameworks (resource permission management) through Machine Learning, Online Learning, Statistical Analysis, NLP and Crowdsourcing techniques.
	Resume CV [ February 25th, 2018 ]

What's New

Bahman's paper, "Android User Privacy Preserving through Crowdsourcing", is accepted by IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security ( IEEE TIFS, IF: 4.33).
Bahman's paper, "A Collaborative DDoS Defence Framework using Network Function Virtualization", is accepted by IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security ( IEEE TIFS, IF: 4.33).
Bahman's paper, "DroidVisor: An Android Secure Application Recommendation System", is accepted by DISSECT'17.
Bahman's paper, "Dynamic DDoS defense resource allocation using Network Function Virtualization", is accepted by SDN-NFV Security'17.
Bahman's paper, "Android Resource Usage Risk Assessment using Hidden Markov Model and Online Learning", is accepted by Elsevier Computers & Security (IF: 2.84).
Bahman's Book chapter proposals (2 chapters) are accepted for UCICNS, CRC Press.
Bahman received the NSF travel grant to CNS16, Philadelphia, USA.
Bahman received the VCU Graduate Office travel grant to CNS16, Philadelphia, USA.
DroidCat Logger is released.
DroidCat Dataset is released.
Bahman's paper, "CoFence: A Collaborative DDoS Defence Using Network Function Virtualization", is accepted by CNSM'16.
Bahman's paper, "XDroid: An Android Permission Control Using Hidden Markov Chain and Online Learning", is accepted by CNS'16.
Bahman's paper, "Android Permission Recommendation using Transitive Bayesian Inference Model", is accepted by ESORICS'16.
Bahman's paper, "Android Fine-grained Permission Control System with Real-Time Expert Recommendations", is accepted by Elsevier Pervasive and Mobile Computing (IF: 2.34).
Bahman received the Outstanding Early-career Student Researcher Award.
RecDroid's Video, Project Website

Recent Talks

Presenting our paper "XDroid: An Android Permission Control Using Hidden Markov Chain and Online Learning" at CNS'16, Philadelphia, PA

Recent Projects

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Applying machine learning (Support Vector Machines) and Online Learning techniques to detect mobile application malware.

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XDroid: Using Hidden Markov Models (HMM) and Online Learning techniques to assess the risk of mobile applications.

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CoFence: A collaborative NFV/SDN-based model to utilize domain networks' resources and protect them against DDoS attacks.

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DroidNet: A crowdsourcing-based framework to help inexperienced mobile users on making decision on granting permissions to mobile applications.

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Contacts


	Bahman Rashidi Department of Computer Science Virginia Commonwealth University 401 West Main Street Richmond, Virginia Office: East Hall-2217 +1 (804)402-7575 rashidib[at]vcu.edu Social Media: