In the last years, I have had the pleasure of supervising a number of talented students. Without their hard work and dedication, my research would not have been the same. I group them under the name of the Holistic Offensive Unit for Networked Devices (HOUND) team. Ok, I admit it, the name is a bit of a stretch, but look at my dog in the logo! Isn’t he cool? While this is not an official research group, I like to let them know they are part of something under my bigger research umbrella and I want to give them credit for their work. So, here they are, with their respective projects/theses. Current members:

• Abenezer Angamo (Software Engineer), Automated Testing of GraphQL Linkedin
• Marco Campione (MSc student, KTH Royal Institute of Technology), Stateful Fuzzing of Matter Devices Linkedin
• Diego Martinez (BSc student), SoK: Grammar-based Fuzzing

Alumni:

• Martin Gibilterra (MSc student), State-aware Fuzzing of Matter Devices, Linkedin
• Leonardo Cantarella (BSc student), Benchmarking Stateful Fuzzers over Lighttpd
• Emanuele Galiano (BSc student), SoK: Grammar-based Fuzzing
• Federico Giummara (BSc student), SoK: Grammar-based Fuzzing
• Mattia Lembo (BSc student), Firmware Analysis of an Office Printer, Linkedin
• Mirko Morana (BSc student), , Email
• Matteo Maria Gabriele (BSc student),Firefox IPC Layer Reverse Engineering, Email
• Carmelo Bertolami (BSc student), Wireshark Dissector for the Matter Protocol, Linkedin, Email
• Alessandro Ingrosso (BSc student), Smart fuzzing of Embedded HTTP Servers
• Marco Recca (BSc student), OWASP Firmware Security Testing Methodology applied to a widespread smart socket
• Mattia Maria Scivoletto (BSc student), Analysis of fuzzer behaviour in software using forks I am always looking for motivated students and researchers to join the team. If you are interested in working on exciting projects in my field, please contact me.