Olivier Hureau is a cybersecurity researcher based in Grenoble with nine years of experience specializing in DNS abuse, DNS security, and domain trust. He completed a Doctor of Science in Computer Science after an M2 in Cybersecurity and has progressed from internships to a doctoral researcher role at LIG before joining Grenoble INP - UGA as a post-doc and a visiting researcher at Virginia Tech. Olivier combines academic rigor with practical consulting experience in cybersecurity, and has built scalable DNS analysis and classification tooling during his internships. Comfortable bridging research and applied security, he focuses on making the DNS ecosystem more resilient against abuse while exploring measurable signals of domain trust. An earlier background in hands-on roles from consulting to event operations gives him a pragmatic, systems-oriented approach to research problems.
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