Privat, Jean | SECUQAM: cybersecurity @ UQAM

Jean Privat

Professeur, UQAM

Personal website

Interests

Compilation
Languages
Security

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science, 2006

Université de Montpellier 2 (FR)
M.Sc. in Computer Science, 2002

Université de Montpellier 2 (FR)

Biography

Professor at UQAM since 2007.

My main research interests are in programming languages, program analysis, compilers, virtual machines, operating systems and related subjects. Since 2016, I gained an interest in applied computer security, especially around software vulnerabilities and exploitation."

Supervision

Olivier Arteau

Ph.D. Student in Computer Science, UQAM

Lecturer, UQAM

Improving identification of software vulnerabilities caused by misinterpretation

Nicolas Cantin

M.Sc Student in Computer Science, UQAM

Channels for Pharo

Nariman Foughali

M.Sc student in Computer science, UQAM

National digital identity and privacy protection: an application of the PIA model

Hugo Genesse

M.Sc student in Computer Science, UQAM

Software cybersécurity in firmwares

Philippe Grégoire

M.Sc Student in Computer Science, UQAM

Automatic exploitation of FILE* vulnerabilities in C

Souad Kebbi

M.Sc Student in Computer Science, UQAM

Language for linear optimizers

Hugo Leblanc

M.Sc student in Computer science, UQAM

Lecturer, UQAM

Implementation of multi-methods in Nit

Emmanuel Merlo

M.Sc student in computer sciences, UQAM

Detecting insidious behaviors in free Android games for kids

Philippe Pépos Petitclerc

Student, UQAM

Ph.D. Student and Lecturer.