Harrison Green
Hi! I'm currently a Research Fellow in the Anthropic Fellows Program and a fifth-year PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University. At CMU, I’m advised by Fraser Brown and Claire Le Goues in the Software and Societal Systems Department.
I'm interested in automating aspects of software analysis and engineering, in particular understanding how we can write faster and safer code and how we can leverage AI to differentially advantage defenders. My prior research spans vulnerability discovery, reverse engineering, fuzzing, decompilation, and computational biology.
I play CTF with DiceGang (semi-retired now) and help organize CTF events with 1D6 Foundation. I'm also a Senior Auditor at OtterSec.
Outside of work, I enjoy rock climbing, learning languages, and snowboarding.
Featured Projects
Publications
The Case for Automated Hyperspecialization: Evidence from SAT
Harrison Green, Claire Le Goues, Fraser Brown
SyzGrapher: Resource-Centric Graph-Based Kernel Fuzzing
Marius Fleischer*, Harrison Green*, Ilya Grishchenko, Christopher Kruegel, Giovanni Vigna
STRIDE: Simple Type Recognition In Decompiled Executables
Harrison Green, Edward J. Schwartz, Claire Le Goues, Bogdan Vasilescu
Effective auxiliary variables via structured reencoding
Andrew Haberlandt*, Harrison Green*, Marijn Heule
GraphFuzz: Library API Fuzzing with Lifetime-Aware Dataflow Graphs
Harrison Green, Thanassis Avgerinos
DeepFrag: a deep convolutional neural network for fragment-based lead optimization
Harrison Green, David R. Koes, Jacob D. Durrant