Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences at RIT -- Home of the country's first IT and SE BS programs and the ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute.
Rochester, NY
Joined May 2009
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My first piece for @ConversationUS examines why facial recognition creates a permanent security risk and how biometric data changes the entire security model.
Read it here: theconversation.com/facial-r…
#Cybersecurity #Biometrics #Privacy @RITtigers @RITcomputing @riteslgci
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Could AI agents be double agents? @RITcomputing experts study what happens when agentic AI has your Social Security number and other sensitive data. rit.edu/news/new-privacy-too…
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Mike Yacci, associate dean in @RITcomputing, talks about the new undergrad degree in AI. wxxinews.org/local-news/2026…
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The extraordinary story of how @RITtigers computer science student Benjamin Brundage helped take down “the most powerful cyberweapon ever assembled” 🛡️🐅
A flurry of powerful attacks had internet experts baffled. A college student armed with a cat meme helped solve the mystery. 🔗 on.wsj.com/47JNZYm
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News 8 interviews @RITcomputing Dean Matt Huenerfauth and a cybersecurity student about RIT's new bachelor’s degree in AI. rochesterfirst.com/news/educ…
RIT is proud to officially announce our Bachelor of Science in AI.
The new degree builds on RIT’s strengths in computing, engineering, and innovation to prepare students who want to architect, improve, and lead breakthroughs in AI systems. Learn more: rit.edu/computing/news/rit-l…
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Justin Pelletier, @RITcomputing Professor of Practice and director of the GCI Cyber Range and Training Center, discussed how AI systems are becoming tools for strategic influence in an article for @ConversationUS.
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No car? No problem! In a new post on our student blog, @ritcomputing student Elizabeth Sanabria shares the two on-campus markets that are perfect for grabbing snacks, cooking essentials, and quick meals without leaving campus. brnw.ch/21wXxI9
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Take risks and use your connections. Fifth-year @RITcomputing student Ben McManus shares tips and insights from his co-op experience at Indivisible Partners, a national startup finance company co-founded by @RIT_Alumni Alok Kapoor ’93 (computer science). brnw.ch/21wXeu2
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With 300+ clubs on campus, there's something for everyone! @ritcomputing student Kirsta found her community in the Women in Computing club. She's enjoyed Friendsgiving celebrations and year-round support from fellow members! Learn more: brnw.ch/21wWkhU
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Professors and PhD students from @RITcomputing have an @NIH project that uses AI in disease pathway discovery. The researchers hope their machine learning models can help scientists gain a more holistic understanding of diseases. rit.edu/news/rit-researchers…
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Projects out of our new media program and @RITcomputing received high marks in an international motion design competition! brnw.ch/21wWiaw
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Real or fake? Artificial intelligence is being used to manipulate media and content all around us. At RIT, @RITcomputing researchers are leading the charge to help journalists and intelligence analysts figure out what is real and what is fake. brnw.ch/21wVQbi
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RIT asst prof and @riteslgci researcher @khudabukhsh tells @abcnews hateful content online is rising, because some large language models (LLMs) that operate AI chatbots are easily manipulated and the guardrails in place are largely insufficient abcnews.go.com/US/ai-chatbot…
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From the first semester to the final project, it's important to celebrate small wins. @RITComputing major Muskan Shah shares #advice with #RIT students on how to better manage time amongst #studentlife, school, and #wellbeing.
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When @RITcomputing cybersecurity student Emery Rios and Professor Yin Pan got an email about winning an RIT award, they thought it was a phishing attack... rit.edu/news/cybersecurity-s…
One of our favorite parts of the year is surprising young students with laptops and schools supplies thanks to support from @ATT!
The hope is to keep the kids, many of whom come from communities that are under-represented in the tech world, inspired. whec.com/top-news/rit-surpri…
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Matthew Wright, @RITcomputing professor, said that the amount of AI deepfake voice scams are increasing because the technology is getting easier to use —@Mashable article mashable.com/article/deepfak…
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Professors at @RITcomputing explain how to protect against AI vishing attacks, like the one that voice cloned Secretary of State Marco Rubio theconversation.com/marco-ru…
