Yuwen Cui

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at the Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Computing (CAICC), University of South Florida (USF). My research focuses on systems security, network security, and AI security, with a particular interest in privacy leakage and side-channel attacks in AI agents, Wi-Fi services, and cloud computing platforms.

Research Interests

  • Network Security
  • AI security
  • Systems Security

News and Updates

  • [10/25/2026] I’m honored to have been invited to serve as a reviewer for the IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security (TIFS).
  • [10/18/2026] I’m honored to have been selected for the 2026 ACSAC Student Conferenceship and grateful for this opportunity to attend ACSAC 2026.
  • [09/08/2026] Our work “Exploiting Wi-Fi Fingerprints for Practical Device Localization and Tracking in Public Environments” has been accepted by IEEE Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC 2026).
  • [04/06/2026] Our work “A Multi-Agent Framework for High-Interaction Terminal Simulation” has been accepted by the Main Conference of ACL 2026.
  • [02/03/2026] Our preliminary work “Towards Model Drift Resistant Website Fingerprinting with Time-Series LLMs”, has been accepted to NDSS 2026 Poster Session.