Nicholas Boucher

I received my PhD from University of Cambridge in 2024, where I was supervised by Professor Ross Anderson. I am interested in all things security. I enjoy writing code, and particularly enjoy breaking existing code. I did my undergraduate studies at Harvard and have been affiliated with the Cambridge Computer Laboratory, where I still supervise students, since 2020. I also work for Microsoft, where I put security knowledge into practice.

You can find my non-academic site here.

Nicholas Boucher
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Interests

I'm currently looking at adversarial ML, supply chain attacks, compiler security, and things related to Unicode. If you share interest in these areas, get in touch!

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Updates

The most recent updates in my series of website-worthy things.

Voxxed Days Zürich Keynote

I was invited to give the opening keynote for Voxxed Days Zürich 2022. The video is now online!

IEEE Security & Privacy

Bad Charachters: Imperceptible NLP Attacks will be appearing at the 43rd IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.

Trojan Source Released

Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabitliies, the latest and greatest paper, has been released.