resilient cyber-physical

Computer science study reveals potential  privacy risk in virtual reality headsets

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A KAUST study shows that motion sensors in virtual reality headsets can capture signals associated with visual perception, highlighting a potential new privacy risk.

Tao Ni

Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Professor Tao Ni (Tony) is focused on building secure, reliable and energy-efficient cyber-physical systems to enable trustworthy computing and confidential sensing in critical infrastructure. His approach combines hardware-software co-design with advanced AI technologies.

Resilient operation of future low-carbon cyber-physical power grids

Fei Teng, Lecturer, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Intelligent monitoring, communication and control have been widely used in power systems to facilitate the cost-effective integration of renewable energy to achieve decarbonization.

Ali Shoker

Research Associate Professor, Computer Science
Ali Shoker, a Research Associate Professor at KAUST leading the Cyber Security and Resilience Technology lab. His research is focused on Applied Cyber Security and Resilience for real-world applications including SOC (SIEM, SOAR, XDR, IDS, IPS), Trustworthy AI, satellite systems, autonomous vehicles, fintech, Blockchain, RF Resilience, etc.