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Minhaz F. Zibran is an Associate Professor of Computer Science (CS) at the Idaho State University (ISU), USA.
His research in software engineering and cybersecurity fights software bugs and security vulnerabilities using program code analysis and manipulation while also taking into account the human factors that affect software quality. Minhaz has co-authored many scholarly articles (including a keynote paper) published in ACM and IEEE sponsored international conferences and reputed journals. His conference/workshop publications resulted in several best paper awards and journal invitations.
Minhaz also has experience of working in software industry in Canada and Bangladesh. Before joining ISU, he taught in several universities in the US, Canada, and Bangladesh.
Minhaz served in NSF grant review panel. He has been actively involved in organizing international conferences (e.g., COMSPAC, MSR, ICDF2C, IWSC, SEMotion, AffectRE, ICPC, ICSM, SCAM) and in reviewing manuscripts submitted to reputed journals (e.g., IEEE Software, IEEE Security & Privacy, TOSEM, EMSE, JSS, IST, SQJ).
Contributions
2025
Mining Software Repositories
- Chasing the Clock: How Fast Are Vulnerabilities Fixed in the Maven Ecosystem?
- Committee Member in Data and Tool Showcase Track - Program Committee within the Data and Tool Showcase Track-track
- Insights into Vulnerability Trends in Maven Artifacts: Recurrence, Popularity, and User Behavior
- Faster Releases, Fewer Risks: A Study on Maven Artifact Vulnerabilities and Lifecycle Management
- Understanding Software Vulnerabilities in the Maven Ecosystem: Patterns, Timelines, and Risks
- Analyzing Dependency Clusters and Security Risks in the Maven Central Repository
- Decoding Dependency Risks: A Quantitative Study of Vulnerabilities in the Maven Ecosystem
- Insights into Dependency Maintenance Trends in the Maven Ecosystem