🎉 Thrilled to Share that I’ve Joined the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi!
I’m honored to share that I’ve been selected as a member of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious all-discipline honor society.
☕️About Me
Jingwen is a Ph.D. candidate in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Michigan State University, working under the supervision of Prof.Guan-Hua Tu. She earned her Master’s degree from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, where she worked with Prof.Chengzhong Xu and Prof.KeJiang Ye. Before that, she received her Bachelor’s degree from Hunan University, under the guidance of Prof.Sheng Xiao. Her research interests span Mobile Systems & Networks, Security, AI+Systems and Distributed Systems, with a recent focus on securing and advancing 5G IoT/IoV and O-RAN technologies.
Email: shijingw at msu dot edu
Interests
- Mobile Systems & Networks
- Security
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Internet of Vehicles (IoV)
- Distributed System
- AI for System
Education
Ph.D. Computer Science
Michigan State University
MSc Applied Computer Technology
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
BEng Information Security
Hunan University
📚 My Research
Hi there,
I am a white hat hacker and technology innovator focused on securing and advancing mobile systems that support communication for 7.1 billion users worldwide. From the inception of 1G in 1979 to the future of 6G, each new generation of mobile networks brings not only exciting innovations but also hidden security challenges.
I uncover vulnerabilities in mobile devices, wireless access networks, and core networks, while applying cutting-edge machine learning, deep learning, and statistical techniques to explore the intricate relationship between science, technology, and mobile networks.
Please reach out to collaborate 😃
Featured Publications
Recent Publications
(2024).
IMS is Not That Secure on Your 5G/4G Phones.
In Mobicom ‘24.
(2024).
Taming the Insecurity of Cellular Emergency Services (9–1-1): From Vulnerabilities to Secure Designs.
TNET.
(2022).
Uncovering insecure designs of cellular emergency services (911).
In MobiCom ‘22.
Recent & Upcoming Talks
Recent News
🎉 Selected for the Harvard SEAS Research and Academic Exchange Program
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve been selected to participate in the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) Research and Academic Exchange program. A big thank you to Prof. Minlan Yu for hosting me!
🎉 Initiating the Process for a Long-Term Collaboration with AT&T Labs
I had an amazing summer internship at AT&T Labs! Huge thanks to the entire team, especially Yaron Koral, Michael Albrecht, Amee Trivedi, Hasit Deni for the support and mentorship. Excited to continue our long-term collaboration on the Internet of Vehicles (IoV)!
🎉 Our Mobicom '22 paper has been selected for the SIGMOBILE Research Highlights!
Our MobiCom ‘22 paper, ‘Uncovering Insecure Designs of Cellular Emergency Services (911),’ has been selected for the SIGMOBILE Research Highlights! It also received the AT&T Security Reward and was the Runner-Up for the Best Community Paper Award at ACM MobiCom ‘22.
🎉 Our 5G/4G IMS security paper is accepted by ACM MobiCom'24!
Our paper, “IMS is Not That Secure on Your 5G/4G Phones,” has been accepted for ACM MobiCom ‘24! Looking forward to seeing you in Washington, D.C., from Nov. 18-22. (Feel free to reach out to me!)