Mae Milano

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Research interests: Designing new programming languages to solve problems in distributed systems.

Lines of code written in C on a black background — Much of the code ever written is in the C programming language, but C has a major security vulnerability that can result in serious bugs, like the one pictured here. Now, Princeton computer scientists have created a tool that protects updated systems written in safer languages during interactions with C code.

New tool protects updated code from legacy vulnerabilities

Computer Science

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