Dr. Jingjing Ren

Security&ML@Netflix, PhD, Advisor@Roxxem

Advancing R&D For A Better Online Experience

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Recent Updates

July 2023

I wrote about "How Security Will Evolve in This Age of AI"

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Dec 2022

ML and GenAI will unlock unlimited opportunities for Roxxem language learners

blog

Sep 2021

Excited to be joining Client Security Team to protect all Netflix apps and products

Feb 2020

My paper was presented at NDSS 2020@San Diego.FLOWPRINT: Semi-Supervised Mobile-App Fingerprinting on Encrypted Network Traffic

paper

Aug 2019

I joined Netflix Open Connect as a Network Security Engineer

May 2019

I defended my thesis! Thanks for all colleagues, family and friends

Research Highlights

Mon(IoT)ring Suspicious Behaviors in Home IoT Ecosystem

Having ourselves connected to the Internet in daily life, what are the security and privacy issues and implications?.

Panoptispy: Media Exfiltration from Android

What happens to the camera and audio permissions? Are they listening or watching on us?

ReCon: Reveal and Control Personal Information

We empower the safeguard of our personal information with state of the art machine learning techniques. Now you see who (which company) knows what information via which channel.

As Featured In

In the Public

PrivacyCon

Washington DC, public comments on improving consumer privacy

RSA Expo 2018

SF Public demo of L-ReCon for IoT devices.

The 'Internet of Things' Apartment

At Northeastern's Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute, I set up a mock apartment to better track how web-enabled appliances can track the user.

Harvest

A documentary film, Jenni, whose week defined by data leaks

Rooftop Films

Live dashboard with WiFi access points onsite that supports PII detections in real time

Hacker News

Post about how ReCon analyzes network traffic to tell if personal info is being transmitted

How to keep data leaks from getting out of hand

I talked to the Boston Globe about how to keep your data safe

ReCon Project

Video: watch who is watching you, and block unwanted privacy leaks

CACM: Researchers Find Leaky Apps Put Privacy at Risk

I led a group at Northeastern Unversity that discovered that some Android applications leaked users' personal information.

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