AI security & privacy
Training-data extraction, privacy auditing, and the security of code language models.
Codebreaker · IEEE S&P 2025 ↗About
PhD Researcher Swinburne University of Technology
My research focuses on privacy and security in AI systems, particularly code language models and autonomous agents. I also work on sign language translation and multimodal learning.
Before starting my PhD, I studied computer science at Swinburne and information security at Xidian University.
01 / Research
Training-data extraction, privacy auditing, and the security of code language models.
Codebreaker · IEEE S&P 2025 ↗Threat analysis for autonomous agents and safety dynamics in human–AI interaction.
Long-form sign language translation, temporal segmentation, and diffusion-based semantic reconstruction.
BoostSLT · CVPR 2026 ↗02 / Selected publications
Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2026, pp. 28828–28837.
A model-agnostic framework combining temporal segmentation and diffusion-based semantic reconstruction for long-form sign language translation.
2025 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (S&P), pp. 559–575.
An automated extraction framework for studying personal-information leakage from the training data of code language models.
03 / Publications
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04 / Background
Swinburne University of Technology Australia
Swinburne University of Technology Australia
Qihoo360 · SkyGo Team
Xidian University China
05 / Contact
You can reach me by email for questions about my work
or potential collaborations.