About me

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at College of William and Mary. My research is in computer systems security, specifically in microarchitecture security, side and covert channels and isolated execution and secure hardware design.

I received a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Binghamton University where I worked under the supervision of prof. Dmitry Ponomarev (Binghamton University) and prof. Nael Abu-Ghazaleh (UC Riverside). I received my BS/MS from Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics.

I am broadly interested in cybersecurity and computer architecture, including: various topics in computer architecture, high performance computing, malware detection, virtualization and operating systems.

Looking for self-motivated students! If you are interested to work with me on cutting edge research in computer security, please send me an email or stop by my office!

I received the NSF CAREER award in 2022. Thank you NSF!

Research Funding

My research group is currently supported by the following research grants:

• NSF CAREER Award 2022.
• NSF CRII Award 2019.
• Intel Side Channel Academic Programme (SCAP) 2018-19.
• Qualcomm research gift 2018.
• William and Mary startup funding.

Contacts

• Email: devtyushkin@wm.edu
• Office: McGlothlin-Street Hall room 141, 251 Jamestown Rd, Williamsburg VA 23187
• Phone: (757)221-3465
• Twitter: dimonoid