Frederico Araujo           

My research seeks ways to make software systems more secure and resilient against cyber threats, with a focus on leveraging language-based techniques to engineer applications with proactive and deceptive capabilities that degrade attackers’ methods and disrupt their reconnaissance efforts. Currently, I'm working on SysFlow, a new system-level telemetry pipeline and security behavioral analytics for comprehensive visibility into container cloud workloads.  

I completed my Ph.D. degree at The University of Texas at Dallas, working under the supervision of Dr. Kevin Hamlen. My doctoral dissertation introduced and formulated a new science of language-based software cyber deception, featuring a suite of new technologies that arm live, commodity server software with deceptive attack-response and disinformation capabilities.  

I am a software engineer with over ten years of work experience, four of which in the development of industrial software systems. I have excellent knowledge of modern/agile software engineering practices and processes, having technically led large-scale projects. I also have thorough technical knowledge in programming languages semantics, compilers, and program analysis techniques.