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-            I hold a PhD in Cybersecurity from Northeastern University (Boston, MA) where I was working under supervision of William Robertson and Engin Kirda at <b><a href="http://seclab.ccs.neu.edu/" target="_blank">Systems Security Lab (NEU SecLab)</a></b>. I received my BS and MS in Computer Engineering from University of Tehran and Shahid Beheshti University, respectively. Currently, I am working at Google (Mountain View, CA) as a Security Software Engineer (SWE++), where I am fighting Android Malware.<br><br>
+            I hold a PhD in Cybersecurity from Northeastern University (Boston, MA) where I was working under supervision of William Robertson and Engin Kirda at <b><a href="http://seclab.ccs.neu.edu/" target="_blank">Systems Security Lab (NEU SecLab)</a></b>. I received my BS and MS in Computer Engineering from University of Tehran and Shahid Beheshti University, respectively. Currently, I am working at Google (Mountain View, CA) as a Security Software Engineer (SWE++), where I am fighting mobile malware.<br><br>
 
             My research is concerned with improving the security of computer systems through application of secure design principles and integration of defensive techniques such as attack detection, prevention, and recovery. Some domains I am active in are conducting web security & privacy measurement, static & dynamic program analysis, binary analysis (e.g, reverse engineering, exploit development), and malware detection (e.g., Botnet, Ransomware).<br><br>