Agentic AI Security
Studying threats to AI agents and developing defenses for secure tool use, planning, and autonomous decision-making.
Trustworthy & Secure AI LabWe study the risks of machine learning—and explore how to build AI systems we can trust.
The Trustworthy and Secure AI Lab is based in the Department of Computer Engineering at Sharif University of Technology. Our research focuses on the security, privacy, and trustworthiness of machine learning systems. We study how these systems can fail or be attacked, how sensitive information can be exposed, and how principled defenses and careful evaluation can improve their reliability in practice.
LocationStudying threats to AI agents and developing defenses for secure tool use, planning, and autonomous decision-making.
Investigating attacks and defenses in multi-agent systems, with a focus on secure communication, coordination, and collaboration.
Developing automated methods to discover vulnerabilities, evaluate safeguards, and assess the security of AI systems.

Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Engineering
Sharif University of Technology
I lead the Trustworthy and Secure AI Lab, where we study the security, privacy, and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence systems.

PhD Student
AI Agent Security

PhD Student
Jailbreak Multimodal Genrerative Models

Master's Student
Multi-Agent systems Security

Master's Student
Understanding Refusal Mechanism in LLMs

Master's Student
Unlearning Methods

Master's Student
Automated AI Agent Red-Teaming
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2026 · Sharif University of Technology
We welcome interest from students who are curious about the security, privacy, and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence. Explore our research topics and publications to learn more about the questions we study.
Prospective graduate students should consult the official admission requirements of Sharif University of Technology and the Department of Computer Engineering. Undergraduate students interested in research projects are also welcome to explore our work.
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