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Vir V. Phoha

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Vir V. Phoha is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computer Science Professor at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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computer science computer security information security systems engineering machine learning technology communication security pattern recognition data security mobile security data science human-computer interaction biometrics information technology mobile computing ubiquitous computing gait analysis wireless communications human-machine interaction movement analysis anomaly detection mobile interaction authentication protocol social media internet of things intelligent computing cybernetics fake news authentication access control network security online information information forensics threat detection context awareness wireless security early detection pattern analysis continuous authentication computational intelligence machine vision vehicular technology physical security deception detection control system security knowledge management distributed systems data privacy motion analysis human identification knowledge technology data engineering knowledge engineering disinformation detection mobile sensing failure detection abuse detection classification method reputation management activity recognition smart grid security misinformation context-aware active authentication keystroke dynamics user identification privacy settings online social network brain-computer interfaces gait recognition supervised anomaly detection novel method smartphone accelerometer measurements benchmark evaluation touch-based authentication algorithms keystroke patterns user authentication mobile phone security cyber security smart phones cyber security engineering cybersecurity education cyber conflict biometric privacy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

DSTER: A Dual-Stream Transformer-Based Emotion Recognition Model Through Keystrokes Dynamics. (2024)

Frank Sicong ChenShruti RaoBrijesh TiwariVir V. Phoha

keystrokes dynamicscomputer scienceaffective computingemotion recognitionemotions

Security in Sensor Networks. Texts in computer science (2024)

Joseph Migga Kizza

computer securitywireless securitynetwork securitycomputer science

SSPRA: A Robust Approach to Continuous Authentication Amidst Real-World Adversarial Challenges. IEEE Transactions on Biometrics Behavior and Identity Science (2024)

Frank ChenJingyu XinVir V. Phoha

adversarial machine learningmachine learningbehavioral sciencesreal-world adversarial challengesinformation securitycontinuous authenticationbiometrics

Learn-To-Respond: Sequence-Predictive Recovery From Sensor Attacks in Cyber-Physical Systems. (2023)

Mengyu LiuLin ZhangVir V. PhohaFanxin Kong

cyber-physical systemssensor attackssequence-predictive recoverysystems engineering

Combating False Data Injection Attacks on Human-Centric Sensing Applications. Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive Mobile Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies (2022)

Jingyu XinVir V. PhohaAsif Salekin

computer securityhuman-computer interactionmobile sensingdata securitysensor technologymobile computingcomputer sciencewearable electronicsmobile securityhuman-centric sensing applicationsubiquitous computinginformation securitywearable technology

GAITPOINT: A Gait Recognition Network Based on Point Cloud Analysis. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) (2022)

Jiajing ChenHuantao RenFrank Sicong ChenSenem VelipasalarVir V. Phoha

pattern recognitionmotion analysispoint cloud analysiscomputer sciencemachine learningcomputer engineeringgait recognition networkdigital image processingmachine visiongait analysiscomputer visionhuman movement

“This is Fake! Shared It by Mistake”: Assessing the Intent of Fake News Spreaders. Proceedings of the ACM Web Conference 2022 (2022)

Xinyi ZhouKai ShuVir V. PhohaHuan LiuReza Zafarani

online informationdeception detectionmisinformationsocial mediafake newssocial influencerisk communicationmass communicationpublic opinionrumor spreadingpolitical communicationcommunicationpopular medium

Adversarial Activity Detection Using Keystroke Acoustics. Lecture notes in computer science (2021)

Amin FallahiVir V. Phoha

pattern recognitioncomputer securitydata securityadversarial activity detectioncomputer sciencemachine learningadversarial machine learningcomputer vision

Enhancing Performance and User Convenience of Multi-Biometric Verification Systems. Pattern Analysis and Applications (2021)

Md S. HossainVir V. Phoha

pattern recognitionapplied mathematicsmulti-biometric verification systemsperformance evaluationuser conveniencebiometricspattern analysis

Game Theory Based Cyber-Insurance to Cover Potential Loss From Mobile Malware Exploitation. Digital Threats Research and Practice (2021)

Li WangS. Sitharama IyengarAmith K. BelmanPaweł ŚniatałaVir V. PhohaChangsheng Wan

computer securitygame theorypotential losscomputer sciencemobile malware exploitationinformation security

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Vir V. Phoha

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computer Science

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Vir V. Phoha is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computer Science Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Syracuse University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

DSTER: A Dual-Stream Transformer-Based Emotion Recognition Model Through Keystrokes Dynamics. (2024)

Frank Sicong ChenShruti RaoBrijesh TiwariVir V. Phoha

keystrokes dynamicscomputer scienceaffective computingemotion recognitionemotions

Security in Sensor Networks. Texts in computer science (2024)

Joseph Migga Kizza

computer securitywireless securitynetwork securitycomputer science

SSPRA: A Robust Approach to Continuous Authentication Amidst Real-World Adversarial Challenges. IEEE Transactions on Biometrics Behavior and Identity Science (2024)

Frank ChenJingyu XinVir V. Phoha

adversarial machine learningmachine learningbehavioral sciencesreal-world adversarial challengesinformation securitycontinuous authenticationbiometrics

Learn-To-Respond: Sequence-Predictive Recovery From Sensor Attacks in Cyber-Physical Systems. (2023)

Mengyu LiuLin ZhangVir V. PhohaFanxin Kong

cyber-physical systemssensor attackssequence-predictive recoverysystems engineering

Combating False Data Injection Attacks on Human-Centric Sensing Applications. Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive Mobile Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies (2022)

Jingyu XinVir V. PhohaAsif Salekin

GAITPOINT: A Gait Recognition Network Based on Point Cloud Analysis. 2022 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) (2022)

Jiajing ChenHuantao RenFrank Sicong ChenSenem VelipasalarVir V. Phoha

“This is Fake! Shared It by Mistake”: Assessing the Intent of Fake News Spreaders. Proceedings of the ACM Web Conference 2022 (2022)

Xinyi ZhouKai ShuVir V. PhohaHuan LiuReza Zafarani

Adversarial Activity Detection Using Keystroke Acoustics. Lecture notes in computer science (2021)

Amin FallahiVir V. Phoha

pattern recognitioncomputer securitydata securityadversarial activity detectioncomputer sciencemachine learningadversarial machine learningcomputer vision

Enhancing Performance and User Convenience of Multi-Biometric Verification Systems. Pattern Analysis and Applications (2021)

Md S. HossainVir V. Phoha

pattern recognitionapplied mathematicsmulti-biometric verification systemsperformance evaluationuser conveniencebiometricspattern analysis

Game Theory Based Cyber-Insurance to Cover Potential Loss From Mobile Malware Exploitation. Digital Threats Research and Practice (2021)

Li WangS. Sitharama IyengarAmith K. BelmanPaweł ŚniatałaVir V. PhohaChangsheng Wan

computer securitygame theorypotential losscomputer sciencemobile malware exploitationinformation security

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