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Aqsa Zaib is a rising researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity, explainable artificial intelligence (XAI), and the Internet of Things (IoT). Her work addresses a critical vulnerability in our increasingly connected world: the surge of sophisticated phishing attacks targeting IoT devices and robotic communication systems. Zaib’s major contribution lies in developing detection mechanisms that are not only effective but also transparent and trustworthy—a key challenge in AI-driven security. Her most-cited paper, "Explainable AI for IoT Devices and Robotic Communication Phishing Detection" (2025), has already garnered 3 citations, reflecting early recognition of its practical importance. By prioritizing explainability, Zaib’s research bridges the gap between high-performance AI models and user trust, making cybersecurity tools more intuitive for non-experts. This focus on human-centered AI security positions her as a forward-thinking scholar, tackling the dual demands of robust protection and user comprehension in an era where IoT devices are ubiquitous. Her work promises to shape safer, more transparent digital ecosystems.
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