Dhilung Kirat

Research Scientist, IBM Research

Dhilung Kirat is a Research Scientist in the Cognitive Cybersecurity Intelligence group of the Security Research department at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center. Dhilung received his PhD in Computer Science from University of California, Santa Barbara in 2015, advised by Professors Giovanni Vigna and Christopher Kruegel. His research interests revolve around areas of computer security, in particular malware analysis, security analytics, and ethical hacking research. He has led the research behind Watson for Cyber Security and the study of potential misuse and weaponization of AI in cyber attacks dubbed DeepLocker.

Software Vulnerabilities November 18, 2020

IBM Works With Cisco to Exorcise Ghosts From Webex Meetings

8 min read - COVID-19 has changed the way many people work, as organizations have shifted to remote work to slow the spread. In early May, more than 100 million Americans were working from home, creating an increased need for remote collaboration tools like…

Artificial Intelligence August 8, 2018

DeepLocker: How AI Can Power a Stealthy New Breed of Malware

7 min read - DeepLocker has changed the game of malware evasion by taking a fundamentally different approach from any other current evasive and targeted malware. Here's what you need to know.

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