Brief Biography

Currently, I am a PhD student in University of Utah, advised by Prof. Jun Xu. I received my M.Eng degree in Nanjing University, supervised by Professor Bing Mao. I received my B.Sc. degree in School of Computer Science and Technology, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China, in 2021. You can see my cv here.

Research Interest

​ Having focused on compiler security, I now aspire to broaden my expertise by researching diverse aspects of software engineering. I am interested in using software tools to make it easier to develop correct and efficient software.

Projects

Compiler Introduced Vulnerabilities Detection

​ We propose a novel detection technique based on LLVM’s debug information system, which can efficiently identify security vulnerabilities introduced by compilers in the target program before and after compiler optimization.

cbchecker

outcome:One patch is reported to linux kernel and get confirmed.

code(Unorganized)

Study of Compiler Introduced Security Bugs

​ We perform a comprehensive study on compiler-introduced security bugs(CISB) and their root causes. We collect a large set of CISB in the wild by manually analyzing 4,827 potential bug reports of the most popular compilers (GCC and Clang), distilling them into a taxonomy of CISB. We have CISB data set here.