PhD student at North Carolina State University, working at the intersection of software/security systems and practical tooling for developers.
- Research interests: systems security, software engineering, and AI-assisted development workflows.
- I enjoy building reproducible research artifacts, useful automation, and developer-facing tools.
- I share research updates and publications through my website and Google Scholar.
Contact preference: LinkedIn or email for professional/research communication.
- dns-cache-poisoning-attack-reloaded β replication artifact for DNS cache poisoning attack research (ACM CCS'20 inspired).
- csrankings-enhance β browser extension to improve CSRankings author sorting and exploration.
- imranur-rahman.github.io β personal academic website and profile hub.
- dependency-update-metrics β automation-focused tooling for dependency update insights.
- secureimgstego β security-focused image steganography experimentation.
- Systems/Security experimentation: reproducible work around DNS and network attack scenarios.
- AI + Software Engineering: interest in code generation/evaluation workflows and developer productivity tooling.
- Publications: full list and citation profile on Google Scholar.
- Built and maintained 50+ public repositories spanning security, systems, and software tooling.
- Developed a publicly starred security artifact: dns-cache-poisoning-attack-reloaded.
- Actively maintain an academic/professional web presence via imranur-rahman.github.io.
- advisor-review β Rust-based workstream.
- dependency-update-metrics β improving dependency health tracking.
- imranur-rahman.github.io β continuous profile and website updates.
- Updated advisor-review and dependency-update-metrics recently.
- Continued updates to imranur-rahman.github.io and profile presentation.
- Ongoing iteration on automation/metrics repositories (for CI and dependency insights).
- Research collaboration in systems security and software engineering.
- Open-source collaboration on developer tooling and automation.
- Mentoring, project discussion, and internship/research opportunity conversations.

