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FICS RESEARCH PROFESSOR PATRICK TRAYNOR AND PH.D STUDENT LOGAN BLUE RESEARCH ON DEEPFAKE AUDIO
October 10, 2022FICS RESEARCH PROFESSOR PATRICK TRAYNOR AND PH.D STUDENT LOGAN BLUE RESEARCH ON DEEPFAKE AUDIO Imagine the following scenario. A phone rings. An office worker answers it and hears his boss, in a panic, tell him that she forgot to transfer money to the new contractor before she left for the day and needs him to […]
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF FICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE DR FARIMAH FARAHMANDI RECIPIENT OF SRC YOUNG FACULTY AWARD
September 23, 2022ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF FICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE DR FARIMAH FARAHMANDI RECIPIENT OF SRC YOUNG FACULTY AWARD Congratulations to Associate Director of FICS Research Dr. Farahmandi and her recent recipient of the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Young Faculty Award for contributions in the field of microelectronic security and hardware security verification. This award recognizes untenured, full time […]
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FICS RESEARCH DIRECTOR TO LEAD $7.5M NSF-FUNDED PROJECT ON PROTECTING SECURITY OF MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS
September 23, 2022FICS RESEARCH DIRECTOR TO LEAD $7.5M NSF-FUNDED PROJECT ON PROTECTING SECURITY OF MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS Using a $7.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF), a team of researchers led by the University of Florida will examine the needs of marginalized and vulnerable populations among security and privacy technologies. The project, supported by […]
Read more: FICS RESEARCH DIRECTOR TO LEAD $7.5M NSF-FUNDED PROJECT ON PROTECTING SECURITY OF MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS »FICS Researchers, Drs. Kevin Butler and Vincent Bindschaedler, Recieve $1.2 Million NSF Grant to Study and Thwart Surveillance
February 8, 2022FICS Researchers, Drs. Kevin Butler and Vincent Bindschaedler, Recieve $1.2 Million NSF Grant to Study and Thwart Surveillance Cybersecurity is an ever-changing field of research, with new forms of security threats appearing often. One increasingly common threat, surveillanceware, involves a malicious individual installing software on a victim’s mobile device enabling secret remote monitoring of the […]
Read more: FICS Researchers, Drs. Kevin Butler and Vincent Bindschaedler, Recieve $1.2 Million NSF Grant to Study and Thwart Surveillance »UF Researchers Awarded $1.1M Grant by National Institute of Health on AI-Powered Medical Research
September 20, 2021UF Researchers Awarded $1.1M Grant by National Institute of Health on AI-Powered Medical Research Background A multi-departmental team from the University of Florida, Dr. Shigang Chen, Dr. Samuel Wu, Dr. David Vaillancourt, and Dr. Kejun Huang, was recently rewarded a $1,172,041 grant from the National Institute of Health on AI-powered medical research, specifically for Parkinson’s […]
Read more: UF Researchers Awarded $1.1M Grant by National Institute of Health on AI-Powered Medical Research »Hardware Assurance Survey Results
September 9, 2021Hardware Assurance Survey Results FICS Research at the University of Florida in collaboration with researchers from the Ohio State University ran a Hardware Assurance Survey aimed at identifying key areas of interest for future research, development, and collaborations between Government, Industry, and Academia. The results are interesting, and if you would like to view more, […]
Read more: Hardware Assurance Survey Results »Dr. Asadi (FICS) and Dr. Need (MSE) Partner on $270k SRC Project
September 2, 2021Dr. Asadi (FICS) and Dr. Need (MSE) Partner on $270k SRC Project Our proposal presents a first-ever methodology to enable hardware reconfiguration of interconnects and I/O inside the package even after the chip is fabricated. The prime feature of this novel technique is the trusted designer or IP owner will have the flexibility of reconfiguring […]
Read more: Dr. Asadi (FICS) and Dr. Need (MSE) Partner on $270k SRC Project »Dr. Farahmandi Receives $500K DARPA Grant to Enhance Chip Security, Speed Time to Market
August 3, 2021Dr. Farahmandi Receives $500K DARPA Grant to Enhance Chip Security, Speed Time to Market ECE Assistant Professor and member of the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity (FICS) Research Farimah Farahmandi has been awarded a $500K grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for her project, “Security-Aware High-Level Synthesis (SHINE).” The project, which simultaneously introduces enhanced security strategies into […]
Read more: Dr. Farahmandi Receives $500K DARPA Grant to Enhance Chip Security, Speed Time to Market »Dr. Asadi Works to Secure Chip Fabrication
July 20, 2021Dr. Asadi Works to Secure Chip Fabrication ECE Assistant Professor and member of the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity (FICS) Research Navid Asadi is partnering with the Office of Naval Research (ONR) on a system which promises secure fabrication of electronic systems. The $900K project—SAIPA, a Security-Aware Interposer design for heterogeneous PAckaging—works to explore the vulnerabilities of interposer-based fabrication models and formulate various approaches to make […]
Read more: Dr. Asadi Works to Secure Chip Fabrication »ARM/SRC Supports Dr. Farahmandi in Developing Secure and Extensible SoC Architecture
July 9, 2021ARM/SRC Supports Dr. Farahmandi in Developing Secure and Extensible SoC Architecture With the ubiquitous use of IoT devices in all walks of life, SoCs are subjected to various attacks to extract security assets throughout their lifecycle. Arm has an architected and evolving family of secure enclave implementations possessing a variety of security services and capabilities […]
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