About

I am a second-semester Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Arizona, member of the SPRLAB. My research sits at the intersection of AI systems, security, and program analysis, with a current focus on identifying and characterizing vulnerabilities in multi-agent AI ecosystems.

I completed my undergraduate degree in Computer Science at LUMS (Lahore University of Management Sciences) in Pakistan, where I developed a strong foundation in systems and security under the mentorship of Dr. Fareed Zaffar.

Prior to my current research direction, I worked extensively on software debloating, with a paper currently under review at the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE).

Publications

Papers are currently in preparation. A manuscript on software debloating is under review at the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE). Work on multi-agent AI security is being written up for submission. Check back for updates.

News

Spring 2026 Teaching Assistant for CSC 460 (Database Systems).
Spring 2026 Submitted paper on software debloating to ASE 2026.
Fall 2025 Teaching Assistant for CSC 425 (Computer Networks) and CSC 466 (Computer Security).
Fall 2025 Began Ph.D. studies in Computer Science at the University of Arizona, joining SPRLAB.
Spring 2025 Completed undergraduate degree in Computer Science at LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan.