Rhongho Jang
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Rhongho Jang
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Biography
Rhongho Jang is an assistant professor in the department of computer science at Wayne State University. He received his Ph.D. in the department of computer science at the University of Central Florida, in 2020. His research interests lie in security & privacy, measurement, network systems, algorithm, AI security.
- [Security 2024] Enhancing Network Attack Detection with Distributed and In-Network Data Collection
- [NDSS 2023] A Robust Counting Sketch for Data Plane Intrusion Detection
- [CCS 2022] A Scalable and Dynamic ACL System for In-Network Defense
- [NeurIPS 2022] AttCAT: Explaining Transformers via Attentive Class Activation Tokens
- [RAID 2022] Systematically Evaluating the Robustness of ML-based IoT Malware Detection Systems
- [DSN 2022] Minimizing Noise in HyperLogLog-Based Spread Estimation of Multiple Flows
- [TMC 2022] A One-Page Text Entry Method Optimized for Rectangle Smartwatches
- [ToN 2022] A Large-Scale Behavioral Analysis of the Open DNS Resolvers on the Internet
- [TDSC 2021] DL-based Fine-grained Hierarchical Learning Approach for Robust Malware Classification
- [INFOCOM 2020] SketchFlow: Per-Flow Systematic Sampling Using Sketch Saturation Event
- [INFOCOM 2020] DFD: Adversarial Learning-based Approach to Defend Against Website Fingerprinting
- [ICDCS 2020] Soteria: Detecting Adversarial Examples in Control Flow Graph-based Malware Classifiers
- [TMC 2020, ICDCS 2017] Rogue Access Point Detection Using Intentional Channel Interference
- [ICDCS 2019] Instant Per-flow Detection Using Large In-DRAM Working Set of Active Flows
- [INFOCOM 2017] RFlow+: An SDN-based WLAN Monitoring and Management Framework
Awards and Honors
- 2023 NSF, PI, IEEE CNS 2023 Student Travel Grant
- 2022 NSF, Co-PI, Collaborative Research: HCC: Small
- 2021 Best Paper Award, DSN 2021-Fast Abstrats
- 2018 Outstanding Young Researcher Award, KISA
- 2017 Best-In-Session Presentation Award (SDN II), INFOCOM
Other Professional Experiences
- TPC member: ICDCS 2022-2023, MSN 2021-2022, CSoNet 2021-2023, AdvML Frontiers 2022 (@ICML),
- Journal Reviewer: ACM/IEEE ToN, TMC, TPDS, TCC, TNSM, IoT Journal, ETRI Journal, etc.
- Virtual Conference Chair: ACM CCS 2021
- Student Travel Chair: IEEE CNS 2023
- Demo Session Chair: EAI SmartSP 2023
- Publicity Chair: IEEE ICDCS 2021
- Web Chair: ACM CoNEXT 2019
Teaching Interests
CSC 7260 - Distributed Systems (every Winter): Both basic distributed computing ideas and system designs that support distributed applications will be covered in this course. The following learning outcomes are part of the course: a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of distributed computing, construction of distributed system components, and comprehension of the current state of the art in various areas of distributed systems. This includes studying abstract concepts and practical methods for creating system support for distributed applications.
CSC 5991 - In-network Computing (every Winter): The Intel® Tofino™ series of P4-programmable Ethernet switch ASICs deliver more flexibility for data centers. Monitor and control packet processing and update protocols in software to deliver customized performance for specific workloads at scale. More control and visibility in the network open a variety of opportunities including easy network optimization, cost efficiency, and rich visibility. This class will cover the foundations and advanced topics in network programmability, helping students understand a variety of real-world challenges that future networking encounters and state-of-the-art solutions. [Syllabus]