Yomna Mokhtar Ibrahim

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Yomna Mokhtar Ibrahim is a rising researcher at the intersection of cybersecurity and multi-robot systems, with a primary focus on Electromagnetic Side Channel Analysis (EM-SCA). Her seminal work, "A Taxonomy-Based Survey of EM-SCA and Implications for Multi-Robot Systems" (2024), has quickly garnered attention with 2 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding how naturally leaked electromagnetic radiation from electronic devices can be exploited as a security vulnerability. Ibrahim’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between traditional EM-SCA—typically applied to single devices like smartphones or laptops—and the emerging domain of multi-robot systems, where coordinated teams of robots introduce complex, interdependent electromagnetic signatures. By systematically categorizing attack vectors and defense mechanisms, she provides a critical roadmap for securing autonomous swarms against passive eavesdropping and data extraction. Her work is particularly notable for its forward-looking implications: as multi-robot systems become integral to logistics, surveillance, and disaster response, Ibrahim’s taxonomy offers engineers and security practitioners a proactive tool to design resilient communication protocols. With her interdisciplinary approach and early impact, Yomna Mokhtar Ibrahim is poised to shape the next generation of cybersecurity research in robotics.