Alamleh, Hosam

Assistant professor in computer science primarily focused on the cybersecurity program, holds a Ph.D. in Engineering from Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA, awarded in 2019. Specializes in attack surface analysis, mobile and wireless security, mobile payment systems, secure programming, intrusion detection, industrial cybersecurity, and IoT security architecture. His work includes advanced research into securing mobile payment mechanisms, with a focus on tracing payment token vulnerabilities on Android devices, as well as developing intrusion detection systems for cargo trucks using machine learning. Additional projects explore innovative uses of mobile tracker networks for data exfiltration in secure environments and binary deanonymization for malware attribution, highlighting his expertise in the critical analysis of network vulnerabilities and security frameworks. With a history of impactful research on topics like BLE tracker security, WLAN defenses, and secure timestamping, his contributions continue to push the boundaries of modern cybersecurity.