Regular biography
Prof. Haixin Duan is a Full-time Faculty member at the Department of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University. His research focuses on network security, with publications in top conferences such as IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, USENIX Security, and NDSS. He has contributed to the security of fundamental Internet protocols and infrastructures like DNS, CDN, and HTTPS. Prof. Duan has held positions at Tsinghua University since 2009 and was a Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute from 2011 to 2013. His work has influenced industries including Google, Microsoft, and Baidu.
Scholar-generated biography
Haixin Duan is a researcher specializing in Network Security and Network Measurement. His work focuses on analyzing and improving the security of network protocols and systems. Duan's research includes topics such as DNS security, encrypted malware traffic detection, and the analysis of authentication mechanisms. He has conducted extensive studies on DNS-over-encryption, cryptojacking, and the implications of DNS cache poisoning attacks. His research also explores the security of embedded systems and Android applications, emphasizing the detection of capability leaks and malware behavior. Duan's contributions highlight the importance of network measurement in identifying vulnerabilities and improving overall network security.