During my PhD, I had the pleasure of supervising a number of talented students and grouped our work under the name Holistic Offensive Unit for Networked Devices (HOUND). Ok, I admit it, the name is a bit of a stretch, but look at my dog in the logo! Isn’t he cool? It was not an official research group, just a way to make the students feel part of something and give them credit for their work. Everyone listed below is now an alumnus of the team, together with their project or thesis.

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
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), User-Empowered Federated Learning in Automotive, 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