Pei Wang
I am a software engineer at Google. Previously, I was a Security Researcher at Baidu X-Lab. I finished my Ph.D. at the College of Information Sciences and Technology, The Pennsylvania State University, in 2018. I received my master's degree from University of Waterloo and my bachelor's degree from Peking University.
My research interest subsumes dependable software engineering, program analysis, formal methods, trusted execution environments, and software obfuscation. Recently I started to work on web security, mostly to fight XSS. I am actively exploring multiple security research domains. My work has been regularly recognized by both the industry and academia. See my publication list for the latest peer-reviewed work.
Visit my personal website to learn more about my research.
Research Areas
Authored Publications
Sort By
Google
Adopting Trusted Types in Production Web Frameworks to Prevent DOM-Based Cross-Site Scripting: A Case Study
Bjarki Ágúst Guðmundsson
Proceedings of the 2021 IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy Workshops, IEEE (to appear)
If It’s Not Secure, It Should Not Compile: Preventing DOM-Based XSS in Large-Scale Web Development with API Hardening
Julian Bangert
Proceedings of the 43rd International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE '21), IEEE (2021)
Generating Precise Dependencies for Large Software
Jinqiu Yang
Lin Tan
Robert Kroeger
J. David Morgenthaler
Proceedings of the Forth International Workshop on Managing Technical Debt, IEEE (2013), pp. 47-50
