I am a PhD Candidate at NDSU Fargo, working in Machine Learning and Explainable AI related research under the supervision of Dr. Simone Ludwig. I am particularly passionate about developing tools to enhance interpretability, reliability and controllability of deep foundation models. I have previously worked on Text Mining, Classification Algorithms, Wireless Sensor Networks and cryptography as a Research Assistant at GGSIPU-BPIT IT department under supervision of Dr. Shailendra Gaur
PhD in Computer Science, 2026
North Dakota State University
MS in Information Technology, 2021
Minnesota State University, Mankato
B.Tech in Information Technology, 2019
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, BPIT, Delhi
Research investigated behavior-based multi-class malware family classification using the large-scale BCCC-Mal-NetMem-2025 dataset. Using a MSFormer (Multi-Sequence Fusion Classifier), transformer-inspired architecture designed for multi-class malware family classification through an attention mechanism, harnessing the complementary strengths of network and memory modalities for more accurate and robust family-level classification. Our fusion framework integrates multi-head attention mechanisms with Word2Vec embeddings and applies SMOTE to address class imbalance, followed by a fusion layer for improved classification, unlike previous work that relied solely on a single-source dataset...
Network security through cryptographic algorithm and protocols remains the best suitable method for maintaining confidentiality such that in this paper different cryptographic algorithms are compared, analysis is performed and results are obtained for further operations on the basis of outcomes. Network Security; Cryptography; RSA; DES; AES; Blowfish; 3-DES