OPSWAT’s Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Graduate Fellowship Program
Program Overview
This immersive and hands-on program provides a unique opportunity for graduate students to study and mitigate real-world cybersecurity vulnerabilities affecting critical infrastructure systems.
Showcase
Explore the exceptional projects created by the talented students involved in this program below. This collection is regularly updated to showcase the latest research developments as the program advances.
Latest Works
- IngressNightmare: CVE-2025-1974 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability & Remediation
May 2025 marked the public disclosure of a critical security vulnerability, CVE-2025-1974, dubbed IngressNightmare, affecting the Kubernetes ingress-nginx controller widely deployed across cloud native infrastructures.
Meet 2025 - SWAT 1 - Team 2
Tran Phuoc AnAcademy of Cryptography Techniques, Vietnam
Lam Nguyen Quang TueHCMC University of Technology, Vietnam - Comprehensive Breakdown of CVE-2024-38063: A Critical Threat in the Windows TCP/IP Stack
On Aug 13, 2024, MSTC (Microsoft Security Response Center) disclosed CVE-2024-38063, a critical vulnerability in the Windows that can compromise vital networking functions. Join OPSWAT fellows in examining the vulnerability details, potential impact, and recommended mitigation strategies.
Meet 2024 - SWAT 4 - Team 2
Pham Ngoc ThienHCMC University of Information Technology, VietnamHOW OPSWAT HELPS PROTECTMetaDefender Endpoint - CVE-2024-36401 in Open-Source GeoServer Exposes Systems to Remote Code Execution
CVE-2024-36401 exposes GeoServer to remote code execution (RCE). Learn how this vulnerability works and how to secure your systems with OPSWAT’s solutions.
Meet 2024 - SWAT 4 - Team 1
Ho Viet Bao LongHCMC University of Science, Vietnam
Phung Sieu DatHCMC University of Science, VietnamHOW OPSWAT HELPS PROTECTMetaDefender Software Supply Chain
