Description: Mohammadreza Ashouri Personal Webpage Online Blockchain, Rust, Solidity, Security
I am a computer scientist and a software developer. I achieved my Ph.D. in Software Security at the University of Potsdam in 2020 and recently finished my Postdoc in System Security at Virginia Tech. I am researching, programming, and security, mainly testing for distributed and blockchain protocols and standard software systems. I have already released multiple papers, talks, presentations, and practical tools for conventional software security and blockchain ecosystems based on Solidity, Rust, and Ocaml.
Sometimes, I work on some hobby FOSS ideas and share their code on my GitHub:
Smart contracts have extensive applications in various emerging domains such as IoT, 5G networks, and finance. In this regard, the Ethereum platform has provided the capability of running smart contracts on its distributed infrastructure. Smart contracts are small programs that describe a set of rules for supervising associated funds, often written in a Turing-complete programming language called Solidity. Furthermore, Ethereum is currently one of the most extensive cryptocurrencies next to Bitcoin. This pr