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Thomas H. Austin

Assistant Professor Computer Science

San Jose State University

Affiliations

Big Data and Cybersecurity Center

College of Science

Department Of Computer Science

San Jose State University

Thomas H. Austin is currently serving as a Big Data And Cybersecurity Center Assistant Professor Computer Science at San Jose State University.

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Thomas H. Austin

San Jose State University

Assistant Professor Computer Science

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computer science computer security information security malware analysis machine learning software analysis information forensics threat detection data science blockchain information flow finance data security software security distributed ledgers blockchain security blockchain protocols malware detection program analysis formal methods data mining financial cryptography firmware detection hidden markov model evasion technique hidden markov models dynamic information flow applied mathematics virology clustering virus research machine learning research programming languages static program analysis static checking anti-virus technique cryptocurrency mobile security multiple facets virtual values policy-agnostic programs faceted execution knowledge-based systems general virology granular computing cryptographic hardware system software databases global policy computational intelligence reactive language data flows viral dynamics support vector machines unsupervised machine learning structure discovery low-rank approximation database security intrusion detection systems code generation compiler technology compiler support non-fungible tokens blockchain scalability database systems database support database technology hybrid analysis malware classification language extension metamorphic detection database-backed applications end-to-end policy-agnostic security metamorphic javascript malware metamorphic malware data monads

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Exploring the Use and Misuse of Large Language Models. Information (2025)

language technologiescomputational linguisticslanguage engineeringsemantic evaluationlanguage modelsnatural language processingapplied linguisticslanguagemachine translationlanguage resourceslinguisticslarge language modelsnatural language generation

Autonomous Lending Organization on Ethereum With Credit Scoring. (2023)

credit marketsfintechfinancefinancial cryptographyfinancial stabilitycredit scoresautonomous lending organization

A Blockchain-Based Tamper-Resistant Logging Framework. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

blockchain privacycryptographyblockchaincomputer securityblockchain protocolsblockchain securityfinancial cryptographydata securityinformation security

Crowdfunding Non-Fungible Tokens on the Blockchain. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

blockchainfintechfinanceblockchain securitycryptocurrencydistributed ledgersnon-fungible tokens

Silicon Valley Cybersecurity Conference. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

Luis BathenGokay SaldamliXiaoyan SunThomas H. AustinAlex J. Nelson

systems engineeringcommunication securitycritical computingreliability engineeringcybersecurity systemscomputer securitysvcc 2022software engineeringcyber security engineeringdata securityinformation securitycybersecurity educationcps securitycomputer sciencesystem safetyopen access book

TONTINECOIN: Survivor-Based Proof-Of-Stake. Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications (2022)

blockchainfintechsurvivor-based proof-of-stakeblockchain protocolsblockchain securitycryptocurrencydata security

BIOBLOCKCHAIN: Useful Proof-Of-Work With Multiple Sequence Alignment. Communications in computer and information science (2021)

sequence alignmentmolecular biologysequence analysismultiple sequence alignmentsynthetic biologynucleic acids

SPARTANGOLD: A Blockchain for Education, Experimentation, and Rapid Prototyping. Communications in computer and information science (2021)

technologydistributed systemsdistributed ledgersblockchainrapid prototypingcomputing educationeducational technology

Ping-Pong Governance: Token Locking for Enabling Blockchain Self-Governance. Springer proceedings in business and economics (2020)

blockchaingovernanceblockchain protocolspublic policycorporate governanceglobal policyblockchain securityping-pong governancedistributed ledgers

SHAREDWEALTH: Disincentivizing Mining Pools Through Burning and Minting. Lecture notes in business information processing (2020)

scalabilitydistributed systemscluster computingnetwork sciencedata sciencemineral engineeringcomputer sciencemining poolsmining industrycloud computing

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Thomas H. Austin

Assistant Professor Computer Science

San Jose State University

Affiliations

Big Data and Cybersecurity Center

College of Science

Department Of Computer Science

San Jose State University

Thomas H. Austin is currently serving as a Big Data And Cybersecurity Center Assistant Professor Computer Science at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas H. Austin

San Jose State University

Assistant Professor Computer Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring the Use and Misuse of Large Language Models. Information (2025)

Autonomous Lending Organization on Ethereum With Credit Scoring. (2023)

credit marketsfintechfinancefinancial cryptographyfinancial stabilitycredit scoresautonomous lending organization

A Blockchain-Based Tamper-Resistant Logging Framework. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

blockchain privacycryptographyblockchaincomputer securityblockchain protocolsblockchain securityfinancial cryptographydata securityinformation security

Crowdfunding Non-Fungible Tokens on the Blockchain. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

blockchainfintechfinanceblockchain securitycryptocurrencydistributed ledgersnon-fungible tokens

Silicon Valley Cybersecurity Conference. Communications in computer and information science (2022)

Luis BathenGokay SaldamliXiaoyan SunThomas H. AustinAlex J. Nelson

TONTINECOIN: Survivor-Based Proof-Of-Stake. Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications (2022)

blockchainfintechsurvivor-based proof-of-stakeblockchain protocolsblockchain securitycryptocurrencydata security

BIOBLOCKCHAIN: Useful Proof-Of-Work With Multiple Sequence Alignment. Communications in computer and information science (2021)

sequence alignmentmolecular biologysequence analysismultiple sequence alignmentsynthetic biologynucleic acids

SPARTANGOLD: A Blockchain for Education, Experimentation, and Rapid Prototyping. Communications in computer and information science (2021)

technologydistributed systemsdistributed ledgersblockchainrapid prototypingcomputing educationeducational technology

Ping-Pong Governance: Token Locking for Enabling Blockchain Self-Governance. Springer proceedings in business and economics (2020)

blockchaingovernanceblockchain protocolspublic policycorporate governanceglobal policyblockchain securityping-pong governancedistributed ledgers

SHAREDWEALTH: Disincentivizing Mining Pools Through Burning and Minting. Lecture notes in business information processing (2020)

scalabilitydistributed systemscluster computingnetwork sciencedata sciencemineral engineeringcomputer sciencemining poolsmining industrycloud computing

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