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Ph.D. Students
At present, I have two graduate students doing their Ph.D. thesis under me. The details of the graduate students working under me are as follows:
He has completed B.Tech degree in computer science and MS in cyber laws and information security. His area of interests include security, web technology, and networking.
Thesis Topic: Protecting Children in Cyber Space: A Framework Design & Implementation
Abstract
Cyber - the world of applications and services over computer networks or Internet is prone to security issues. Ease of access to attack tools, freely downloadable and easily usable, and anonymity that is easily achievable by the attacker are the roots of the problem. Thus the field of cyber security has come into existence. The cyber security in itself is a vast area covering security of everything that relies on Internet and computers. Out of the number of issues, child protection over cyber world is one of the important aspects.
Immature users, usually children, who are unknown to dark side of the cyber world are easy targets for attackers, meaning thereby that Children who are active on Internet can become easy prey to attackers. Therefore several countries around the globe have cyber security studies and standards focusing on children.
My work will consist of developing a framework for identification of children over internet using biometric and behavioral attributes considering demographic variables, based on which the content for children will be classified.
She has completed Bachelors in Computer Science and Engineering and Masters in Cyber Law and Information Security. Her areas of interest are Web Technology, Database Management System and Data Protection Act. She has done various projects that include the Project on “Signature Based Suspect Detection System Using Cell Phone Call Logs” in PHP and MySql in which the major work was to analyze the behavior of calling of certain people whose call logs were under surveillance. She has many research articles and papers to her credit.
Thesis Topic: Efficient Searching in P2P Networks
Motivation
With special inclination towards Web Technology and advances in the area of web, She is pursuing research work in the area of Semantic Web to make it advantageous for the researchers and professionals to pursue their search on the web.
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