Burak Kadron
Research Scientist at Veridise
I am a Research Scientist at Veridise, where I work on Web3 and blockchain security. I work on OrCa, a fuzz testing tool for Solidity smart contracts. My contributions include extending and rewriting the interpreter for OrCa’s specification language and SMT-guided fuzzing hint language, and adding support for on-chain fuzzing.
I received my PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara in September 2022, advised by Tevfik Bultan in the Verification Lab. My dissertation and main PhD work was on developing automated techniques to detect, quantify, and mitigate side-channel information leakage vulnerabilities in encrypted network traffic. During my PhD, I have worked on fuzzing browsers and attack synthesis with members of Verification Lab, and additionally I have worked on explainability analysis on neural networks at NASA Ames with Boeing.
My research interests span program analysis, software security, side-channel analysis, fuzzing, formal methods, and machine learning verification.
news
| Nov 14, 2022 | Tool paper accepted at ESEC/FSE 2022: “TSA: A Tool to Detect and Quantify Network Side-Channels.” |
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| Sep 01, 2022 | Successfully defended my PhD dissertation: “Detection, Quantification and Mitigation of Network Side Channels” at UC Santa Barbara. |