Regular biography
Danny Yuxing Huang is an Assistant Professor in the Electrical Engineering Department at New York University. His research interests include health, AI/ML, privacy, and cybersecurity. He is affiliated with the NYU Center for Cybersecurity, the Center for Urban Science + Progress, and the Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications. Huang's work focuses on developing tools for health monitoring and detecting hidden GPS trackers in vehicles. He previously served as a postdoctoral fellow at Princeton University and holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California, San Diego. His research has been featured in various publications and projects, including the development of RouterSense for passive health monitoring.
Scholar-generated biography
Danny Yuxing Huang is an Assistant Professor at New York University, specializing in IoT security, privacy, and health. His research explores the intersection of IoT technologies with privacy and security challenges, focusing on smart home environments, local communication threats, and user privacy awareness mechanisms. Huang's work also addresses the risks associated with IoT devices in various contexts, including K-12 schools and Airbnb platforms. His publications examine topics such as ransomware tracking, smart home privacy, and the monetization of stolen data through underground commoditization. His research emphasizes the need for robust security frameworks and user-centric privacy solutions in the rapidly expanding IoT ecosystem.