Spring 2026

Ignore All Previous Instructions… (Prompt Injection Workshop)

Friday, April 24, 2026 at 4:30pm
Shriram 108

This Friday, Ashley will be leading a workshop centered around AI systems and Prompt Injections. Join us to hack some chatbots and give a warm welcome to the admits!!

Speaker: Ashley Dai

Ashley is a Coterm student in Computer Science with a concentration in computer and network security. She is the Vice President of Applied Cyber and has previously served as the Women in Applied Cyber lead. Ashley has worked with companies including Box, the Stanford Internet Observatory, and SquareX, and is a DEF CON Black Badge recipient. In her free time, she enjoys hacking, building software for social connection, playing volleyball, dancing, and solving logic puzzles.

ENI6MA: Post-Credential Security and the Ephemeral Witness Paradigm

Friday, April 17, 2026 at 4:30pm
Shriram 108

Join us for a discussion on the future of cybersecurity with Frank Dylan Rosario, founder of Rosario Cybernetics and leader of ENI6MA, and Dr. Lin Wang, ENI6MA co-inventor. Together, they will explore how ephemeral, context-bound identity systems could replace reusable credentials and reshape zero-trust security, AI agents, and post-quantum threats.

Speaker: Frank Dylan Rosario

Mr. Rosario is a systems architect and researcher with 25+ years in high-performance computing, global product delivery, and trust economics. Reviewer-visible experience includes supercomputing and subsequent work in financial technology and mixed reality, alum from IBM, Oracle, and the team that deployed 3 billion production Ai agents (Bixby) at Samsung Research.

He founded Rosario Cybernetics and leads ENI6MA, oriented toward digital trust rooted in pragmatic mathematical primitives: clear assumptions, bounded disclosure, and verification that does not depend on hoarding reusable secrets, treating identity and authorization as context-bound demonstration rather than portable credentials that outlive their intent.

His research thesis includes the Rosario–Wang Proof framing and work on perception, action, and constraint in advanced systems. Public profiles: Google Scholar · GitHub (soltrinox) · Linktree · rosariocyber.com

Speaker: Dr. Lin Wang

Dr. Lin Wang holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Duke University, 2013) and has 10+ years building production machine-learning systems from research through deployment. Quantified credentials include three patents, multiple invention disclosures, 16 publications, and 12 international conference presentations. At Samsung Research America he was twice a Samsung Top 10 Innovation Finalist, contributed patents and publications, and transferred Ph.D.-era signal-processing research into Samsung’s embedded stack, including millimeter-wave radar micro-Doppler; his technical scope spans scalable recommendation and ranking, deep learning (ingestion through online inference), embedded and sensing ML, and voice-, vision-, and robotics-related ML.

He has served in principal-level architecture roles for large-scale recommender systems at Liftoff / Vungle / JetFuel, with measurable engagement and retention outcomes, and has led ML for NVU-style perception and related product surfaces.

He is a co-inventor of ENI6MA and has collaborated with Frank Rosario for over 10 years; the Rosario–Wang Proof line encodes joint emphasis on rigorous foundations under real-world scale, adversaries, and product pressure. Profiles: GitHub (orchestor) · eni6ma.net

Estonia - Scaling Cyber Capacity Worldwide

Friday, April 3, 2026 at 4:30pm
Shriram 108

Join us for a conversation with Merle Maigre on how Estonia is helping scale cyber capacity worldwide, drawing on experience across Ukraine, Moldova, the Western Balkans, and Central Asia. She’ll share practitioner-driven insights on cyber policy, institution-building, and real-world cyber preparedness from one of the world’s leading voices in cybersecurity strategy.

Speaker: Merle Maigre

Currently as a short-term visiting scholar at CISAC Stanford, Merle has been leading the cyber programme at e-Governance Academy in Estonia. She’s become involved with cyber from a strategic government perspective, where she used to work, most recently as the Director of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence in Tallinn, before that as the Security Policy Advisor to the President of Estonia, and earlier as an analyst at the Policy Planning Unit at NATO SecGen’s Private Office.