Omar Faruk Rokon

Applied/Data Scientist, Search and Information Retrieval, PhD in Computer Science

[Omar Faruk Rokon @ofrokon]

I am excited to share that our recent work "Repo2Vec: A Comprehensive Embedding Approach for Determining Repository Similarity on GitHub" is accepted in @IEEEICSME 2021. The preprint is available now. https://t.co/3lWt8njdhc @RisulIs51727565 @MichalisFalouts

[UCR Computer Science and Engineering @UCR_CSE]

New SaTC @NSF award for finding publicly available malware src code by Prof. Faloutsos @MichalisFalouts and his team (PhDs @adarkione @ofrokon @RisulIs51727565 Masud, Treves) will provide a database of malware src code from public repos such as @github
https://t.co/67QOlNnEwF

[Omar Faruk Rokon @ofrokon]

Thank you @ucrholly for covering the story. #Malware #ucr

[RAID Conference @RAID_Conference]

#RAID20 starts the morning with malware, Md Omar Faruk Rokon is presenting the method they use to find malware source-code. Find their paper here: https://t.co/H4R7FoudN9

[Omar Faruk Rokon @ofrokon]

Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.

[Jimmy Lin @lintool]

Reviewers automatically assume that simple is not novel. This is sheer laziness. Yes, it may be simple and obvious in retrospect, but someone had to have that insight first. Simple is good. Simple is robust, easy to implement and reproduce, broadly applicable, etc.

[Omar Faruk Rokon @ofrokon]

My first work has just been accepted to #raid20 @RAID_Conference. In this work, we identified more than 7500 malware source code repositories in Github! @Raisul002,@adarkione ,@vagelispapalex,@MichalisFalouts

[Ahmad @adarkione]

Our work "SourceFinder:Finding Malware Source-Code from Publicly Available Repositories" has been accepted to #raid20 @RAID_Conference. This work was led by @ofrokon to discover more than 7500 malware source code repositories in Github! @Raisul002,@vagelispapalex,@MichalisFalouts