Security of Neural Networks
Defending deep models against adversarial examples, backdoor and data-poisoning attacks — and understanding when and why they fail.
Research studies, software and prototypes from across the NPerseus team.
Research studies, prototypes and software described in public profiles. Status, roles and funding follow each source record; a profile entry does not by itself establish a released product.
Thesis topics, funded studies and method work: attacks, defenses, data hiding, forensics and the datasets behind them.
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the published study classifies Android malware using high-level behavioral features.
investigates vulnerabilities in distilled datasets and develops poisoned-sample detection methods using feature-space analysis, layer-wise representation consistency, Mahalanobis distance and feature similarity.
M.Tech thesis work on prediction for privacy-preserving image data hiding.
Built experimental dataset-distillation software for data synthesis, evaluation and experiment tracking.
full-time Ph.D. research under Rajeev Kumar, with Anurag Goel as co-supervisor at DTU.
research on reversible data-hiding and deep-learning methods for protecting medical-image content.
Ph.D. research on adversarial robustness and trustworthy AI, including reversible adversarial perturbations.
developed a MobileNetV2-based presentation-attack detection pipeline on the LCC FASD dataset, with augmentation and preprocessing for varied spoofing conditions.
DTU-recorded M.Tech (Research) thesis topic aligned with his two IEEE ICSCCC 2026 papers.
Built experimental image-prediction and inpainting software, including training, checkpointing and evaluation tools, using third-party methods and libraries.
A Data-Driven Game-Based Learning System for Ethical AI Use in Academia — UOW Dubai-funded project listed in 2025; AED 29,250 over 18 months. Pallavi Ranjan is a listed investigator alongside Farhad Oroumchian, Zeenath Reza Khan, Nkqubela Ruxwana, Dare Pitan, Veronika Krasnican and Mohamed Fawaz. Supports the Swiss MENA Project with CurveUp and the European Network for Academic Integrity. Current completion status is not stated.
Built experimental pipelines for model pruning and adapter-based recovery.
Defending deep models against adversarial examples, backdoor and data-poisoning attacks — and understanding when and why they fail.
Reversible data hiding in encrypted images, image and text steganography, and robust watermarking for ownership and integrity.
Detecting manipulated and GAN-generated media — deepfakes, splicing and median-filtering traces.
Federated and privacy-preserving learning, explainable and trustworthy models, and methods for limiting the disclosure of training data.