DYNAS presented at NSS 2026
My first-authored paper on dynamic, IDS-aware network penetration testing was accepted on 20 October and presented on 1 November 2026 at the 20th International Conference on Network and System Security.
AI SECURITY · REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
Exploring intelligence.
Building trustworthy security.
Computer Science graduate from BRAC University, focused on AI-driven cybersecurity, reinforcement learning, and adaptive security systems.
Learning to adapt.
Designed to defend.
B.Sc. Computer Science · BRAC University
First-authored conference papers
Consecutive merit scholarships
Two first-authored conference papers advancing adaptive cybersecurity and safer Bangla language models.
I’m a Computer Science graduate with a focus on making security systems more intelligent, adaptive, and robust.
My work explores reinforcement learning for automated network penetration testing, safety in Bangla language models, and the human side of privacy and security.
I developed NASimEmu+, an IDS-aware dynamic network penetration-testing framework using deep hierarchical reinforcement learning for policy learning in defended, noisy, and large-scale networks.
From adaptive network defense to safer language models.
A Dynamic Network Penetration Testing Framework Using Deep Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning
An IDS-aware framework that uses hierarchical reinforcement learning (Pen-DHRL) to learn penetration-testing policies in dynamic, defended network environments.
20th International Conference on Network and System Security
Hangzhou, China · 30 October–1 November 2026
REPORTED RESULTS
Higher reward per step
Bridge scenario
More captured hosts
VarB scenario
Compared with the next-best baseline. Dynamic: ~24% higher reward per step; VarA: ~26% more captured hosts.
Cross-Script Safety Benchmarking and Lightweight Guardrails for Bangla Large Language Models
A Bangla-focused safety benchmark spanning Bangla, Romanized Bangla, and code-mixed prompts, with lightweight guardrails to detect and reduce unsafe outputs in low-resource settings.
4th International Conference on Computing Advancements
AIUB, Dhaka · 15–16 October 2026
Experiments, research proposals, and software.
Comparative experiments and ablation studies of DAgger, Behavior Cloning, and SMILe on handwritten-word recognition and CartPole-v1 control.
Reached a 92% CartPole success rate versus 47% for Behavior Cloning, while OCR accuracy improved from 76.16% to 79.45%.
A proposed qualitative HCI study of privacy risks and information-sharing practices among Urdu-speaking Bihari communities in Bangladesh.
Examines linguistic stigma, camp life, contested citizenship, and historical marginalization in social media privacy and digital identity management.
How pretext shapes OTP disclosure in Bangladesh. A survey and interview study investigating how scam scenarios influence victim compliance.
Compares event-based and fabricated pretexts to understand why users comply with or resist OTP disclosure attempts.
A learning workbench for classical, symmetric, and public-key cryptography, including AES, DES, RSA, and ECC.
Brute-force and factorization demonstrations, frequency analysis, and algorithm performance comparisons.
An academic note-sharing platform connecting users, courses, and learning materials.
Includes note management, search, payments, and messaging modules.
An academic application management platform built with Laravel.
Database-backed application records and web-based filtering workflows.
A job portal with dedicated recruiter and job-seeker roles.
Job postings, applications, profiles, skill records, and JWT-based authentication.
A classification model that predicts obesity categories from eating habits, physical conditions, and lifestyle features.
A 3D computer graphics game with player movement, shooting mechanics, and real-time game logic.
Learning deeply.
Sharing what I learn.
BRAC University · Dhaka, Bangladesh
Algorithms · Computer Networks · Cryptography · Artificial Intelligence · Operating Systems
Merit Scholarship
9 consecutive semesters
Dean’s & VC’s List
Qualified with GPA ≥ 3.7
Discrete Mathematics · BRAC University
Mentored 80+ students through problem-solving sessions and office hours. Prepared quiz solutions and graded quizzes and exams covering 25% of the course grade.
Supervisor: Mr. Sakib Anwar Rieyan
From learning algorithms
to the systems around them.
AI security, reinforcement learning,
and the questions in between.
ELSEWHERE & CONTACT
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Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
BRAC University
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
BRAC University