About me

I am a PhD student at CEA List working under the supervision of Sébastien Bardin and Tamara Rezk.

I am interested in software security and the application of formal methods in the context of binary-level analysis.

Currently, I work on designing automatic bug-finding techniques to find violations of security properties at binary level. In particular, I developped Binsec/Rel, a tool to efficiently analyze constant-time cryptogtaphic binaries, and Binsec/Haunted, to detect Spectre attacks.

I received a master degree in computer science in 2018 from the ENS Rennes and the University of Rennes 1 (France).

Awards

In 2020, I received the fellowship “Jeunes Talents France” L’Oréal - UNESCO pour les femmes et la science for my work on automated program analysis for security. Press article from ENS-Rennes (in French).

Past Work

During summer 2017 I worked with Erik Poll and Joeri de Ruiter at Radboud University (Netherlands) on inferring protocol state machines for OpenVPN.

Activities

• Reviews: Peerj journal
• Artifact evaluations: ACSAC’20
• Session chair: ACSAC’20