Edge AI & IoT Security

Building trustworthy intelligence for the edge.

Qingyu Zeng

Ph.D. Student · Edge AI & IoT Security

Institute of Science Tokyo

Research Profile

I am a Ph.D. student at the Institute of Science Tokyo, supervised by Prof. Yuko Hara. My work combines hardware/software co-design, efficient machine learning, and security to build real-time intrusion detection systems for constrained IoT and edge platforms.

Interests
  • FPGA
  • Efficient Machine Learning
  • Embedded Systems
  • Internet of Things
  • Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Computer Architecture
Education
  • PhD in Information and Communications Engineering, 2023.10 ~ 2026.09

    Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Institute of Technology)

  • MEng in Information and Communications Engineering, 2021.10 ~ 2023.09

    Tokyo Institute of Technology

  • BEng in VLSI Design & System Integration, 2017.09 ~ 2021.06

    Nanjing University

Research Areas

A hardware-aware approach to practical and trustworthy edge intelligence.

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Efficient Edge AI

FPGA-based inference and feature selection for deterministic, low-latency detection.

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Trustworthy Machine Learning

Interpretable, resilient models designed for constrained and imbalanced operating environments.

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IoT Security

Network, provenance, and power side-channel defenses that preserve payload privacy.

Latest Updates

Recent research milestones and publications.

May 2026 · IEEE ICC

LiReS IDS for the RISC-V edge

Accepted work on a lightweight, real-time, and secure intrusion detection system for resource-constrained edge platforms.

Selected Publications

Recent work spanning hardware-assisted security, edge AI, and trustworthy intrusion detection.

Browse the complete publication archive for abstracts, citations, and available resources.
(2026). LiReS IDS: A Lightweight, Real-time, and Secure Intrusion Detection System for RISC-V Edge. IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Glasgow, Scotland, May 2026.

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(2026). Resilient and Interpretable Power Fingerprinting for IoT DDoS Defense. IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society, vol.7, pp.4574-4589, 2026.

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(2025). Semantic-Aware Provenance-Based Intrusion Detection for Edge Systems. Workshop on Hardware-Supported Software Security in conjunction with ESORICS, pp. 397-406, Toulouse, France, Sept. 2025.

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(2025). Poster: Lightweight Network Intrusion Detection System for RISC-V Based Edge Devices. IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy (EuroS&P), Venice, Italy, Jun. 2025.

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(2025). Lightweight Real-Time Detection of DDoS Attacks on IoT Devices via Power Side-Channel Analysis. IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), pp. 1851-1856, Montreal, Canada, Jun. 2025.

Cite DOI

(2025). Hardware-Assisted IoT Security: Real-Time DDoS Detection through Power Side-Channel Analysis. IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 124, no. 400, VLD2024 103-140, pp. 194-199, Feb. 2025.

Professional Experience

 
 
 
 
 
Visiting Researcher
Université libre de Bruxelles
Nov 2024 – Feb 2025 Brussels, Belgium
Hosted by the ULB Cybersecurity Research Center, I researched intrusion detection systems from dataset development to edge implementation.
 
 
 
 
 
Research Assistant
Institute of Science Tokyo
Jul 2022 – Present Tokyo, Japan
I contribute to Trustworthy Architecture, Cryptography, and Evaluation for IoT systems and Green-niX, with a focus on efficient and secure edge computing.
 
 
 
 
 
Research Intern
Polytechnique Montreal
Feb 2023 – Jun 2023 Montreal, Canada

I worked as a short-term researcher. The project codes and documents are available through the following link: https://github.com/qyz-pi/Scalable-Low-Complexity-Implementation-of-Constant-Matrix-Multiplication-Circuits/. My major research content included:

  • Matrix multiplication optimization study
  • Algorithm prototype implementation
  • Hardware design with Verilog

Recognition

2023 SLDM Work-in-progress (WIP) Best Presentation Award
See certificate

Contact

  • qyzeng [at] cad.ict.e.titech.ac.jp

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