Aadya Srivastava is a student at Nord Anglia International School Dubai in the UAE. She has earned recognition in several academic competitions. These include a Gold Medal in the UK Maths Challenge and awards from the World Scholars Cup. In addition, she attended the Engineering Summer Academy at the University of Pennsylvania. There, she completed a rigorous research programme focused on advanced technologies and academic writing.
Aadya’s research paper, Passive Detection of Phishing Webpages Across the Internet Backbone, has been accepted for presentation at the IEEE International Congress on Internet of Things (ICIOT) Conference.
Her research explores passive methods for detecting phishing webpages across the internet backbone. In particular, it contributes to ongoing work in cybersecurity and internet security.
The IEEE International Congress on Internet of Things (ICIOT) Conference showcases peer-reviewed research on the Internet of Things. It also brings together students, academics, and professionals from around the world. As a result, the conference offers a platform for sharing research and developments in this field.
Congratulations to Aadya on this achievement!
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