Massimo La Morgia

Systems LabComputer Science Department Sapienza University.

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Room G26, 2nd floor, Building G

Viale Regina Elena 295

00165 Rome, Italy.

Hi all!

I’m Massimo La Morgia an Assistant Professor (RTT) at the Computer Science Department of Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. I’m part of the SystemsLab a research group lead by prof. Alessandro Mei. My research interests include security & privacy, blockchain and cryptocurrencies, applied machine learning, computer science and human behaviour. If you are interested in my work and/or possible collaborations get in touch with me via email.

news

Nov 16, 2024 Our paper TGDataset: Collecting and Exploring the Largest Telegram Channels Dataset has been accepted at ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD) :sparkles: :sparkles:
Nov 14, 2024 Our paper The Blockchain Warfare: Investigating the Ecosystem of Sniper Bots on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain has been accepted at ACM Transactions on Internet Technology (TOIT) :sparkles: :sparkles:
Oct 24, 2024 Our paper Pretending to be a VIP! Characterization and Detection of Fake and Clone Channels on Telegram has been accepted at Transactions on the WEB (TWEB) :sparkles: :sparkles:
Sep 29, 2024 :sparkles: :sparkles: I have been awarded the Young Researcher 2024 grant by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) :sparkles: :sparkles:
Aug 5, 2024 Our paper The Conspiracy Money Machine: Uncovering Telegram’s Conspiracy Channels and their Profit Model has been accepted at USENIX Security ‘25 :sparkles: :sparkles:
May 13, 2024 Our paper DARD: Deceptive Approaches for Robust Defense Against IP Theft has been accepted at the IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security (TIFS) :sparkles: :sparkles: