Contact me

I ignore and do not respond to unspecific emails and emails that appear to have been generated primarily using an LLM.

Prospective Students

If you want to apply for the PhD position on detecting dangerous browser extensions, please directly apply on the Inria portal (no application over email).

If you contact me about an open positions (PhD, postdoc, or internship), please include the following documents in your email:

• your CV as a PDF (please do not send links to your CV; I will not click on them);
• your transcript as a PDF.

In your email, explain specifically which aspects of my research interest you and how your background could contribute to the work of the lab. For example, identify specific project(s) or publication(s) of mine that interest you and explain what you could contribute.

I will not respond to generic or impersonal emails, e.g., emails that do not include my name or are a clear copy-paste of emails sent to other professors (including emails sent to other Inria faculty), and emails that appear to have been generated primarily using an LLM.

PS: adding a PS with the full name of the conference where my last paper was published would certainly catch my attention and increase the likelihood of receiving a response.

Datasets

Most of our research prototypes are already available on GitHub, e.g., DoubleX, HideNoSeek, JStap, JaSt, etc. Other research prototypes can be found here.

Some of the datasets we used in our experiments are directly referenced in the corresponding papers. For example,

• geeksonsecurity/js-malicious-dataset
• HynekPetrak/javascript-malware-collection

If you need access to other datasets for research purposes, feel free to send me a specific email with the following items:

• Your institutional/academic email address;
• The name of the PI or senior researcher supervising the project, together with their web page and email address, and please CC them on your reply;
• A CV or brief description of your research background;
• A short description of the project and how you intend to use the dataset;
• Any relevant publications or other research outputs in this area, if any.

I will ignore emails that do not contain these information.