Our paper “Dissecting Android Cryptocurrency Miners” is accepted to ACM CODASPY 2020.

Our demo paper “SDN-based System to Filter Out DRDoS Amplification Traffic in ISP Networks” is accepted to ACM CCS ‘19.

I will be giving a talk on Bitcoin donations to open-source projects at the University of Luxembourg on the 25th of June, 2019.

The last several years Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is my favorite text editor. Thanks to the amazing “LaTeX Workshop” plugin, I started using it as a LaTeX editor to write my research papers, and eventually I moved most of my everyday routines there. Currently, I use it for Python and Rust (I've just started) development, web development. Even this post I write in this editor due to its great support of markdown language.

When you are working with PDF documents, it is often required to merge them together, rotate some pages or select some of them, etc. This functionality is helpful when you care about the nature and want to avoid printing some pages. It is quite often when some authorities ask you to print a PDF document, sign just one page and send them back a scanned copy. In this situation, the PDFtk utility can be very useful.