About Tao Ni Tao Ni Assistant Professor, Computer Science Cyber Security resilient cyber-physical Professor Tao Ni (Tony) is focused on building secure, reliable and energy-efficient cyber-physical systems to enable trustworthy computing and confidential sensing in critical infrastructure. His approach combines hardware-software co-design with advanced AI technologies. Articles Related News August 2026 Virtual reality headsets open a window into the mind 1 min read · Wed, Aug 19 2026 cybersecurity AI Human-computer Interaction Virtual Reality and Interfaces AI models can use data from motion sensors to infer what users perceive, but the research reveals privacy risks. Computer science study reveals potential privacy risk in virtual reality headsets 1 min read · Tue, Aug 11 2026 News Clip News Press Releases cybersecurity resilient cyber-physical A KAUST study shows that motion sensors in virtual reality headsets can capture signals associated with visual perception, highlighting a potential new privacy risk. October 2025 CEMSE new faculty: Tao Ni, assistant professor of Computer Science 3 min read · Tue, Oct 7 2025 News Cyber Resilience Cyber Security Guided by curiosity and purpose, Tao Ni joins KAUST to advance cybersecurity and energy-efficient mobile computing research.
Virtual reality headsets open a window into the mind 1 min read · Wed, Aug 19 2026 cybersecurity AI Human-computer Interaction Virtual Reality and Interfaces AI models can use data from motion sensors to infer what users perceive, but the research reveals privacy risks.
Computer science study reveals potential privacy risk in virtual reality headsets 1 min read · Tue, Aug 11 2026 News Clip News Press Releases cybersecurity resilient cyber-physical A KAUST study shows that motion sensors in virtual reality headsets can capture signals associated with visual perception, highlighting a potential new privacy risk.
CEMSE new faculty: Tao Ni, assistant professor of Computer Science 3 min read · Tue, Oct 7 2025 News Cyber Resilience Cyber Security Guided by curiosity and purpose, Tao Ni joins KAUST to advance cybersecurity and energy-efficient mobile computing research.
