Associate Professor at @S3DatCMU @SCSatCMU & Researcher at @AntithesisHQ.
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined September 2018
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Rohan Padhye retweeted
found a nasty bug with @AntithesisHQ. if a backup is happening during a leap second then the backup would be done/completed without doing a backup.
Rohan Padhye retweeted
What if saying `claude build me a cloud platform make no mistakes` actually worked??? With the newest Antithesis release we have closed the loop and enabled agents to ship reliable systems: antithesis.com/blog/2026/tim…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Hot take: Want to kill paper slop? Brutally cap submissions at 1–3 per author per conference.
Force authors to filter their own noise instead of treating peer review like a lottery.
Bonus: your best work might again get the attention it deserves.
Rohan Padhye retweeted
arXiv has updated our policy on rate limiting for all submitters.
This update was made to fairly distribute moderator time & support the arXiv community of staff, volunteers, readers & authors.
Please read our announcement to learn more: blog.arxiv.org/2026/10/01/up…
ALT arXiv logo in white over a whiteboard with math symbols.
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Mutation testing is a powerful technique that essentially lets you test your testing. Historically, it's been extremely difficult to mutation test test suites for distributed systems -- we've just solved that with a new Antithesis agent skill that creates deep distributed system bugs, then runs them through our bug zapper for you.
Read on: antithesis.com/blog/2026/mut…
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many people seem to be upset by >50k submissions to ICLR. i think we should celebrate it! more people are doing AI (including AI safety) research - isn't it amazing?
as for how to navigate the growing amount of papers, luckily, Larry Wasserman formulated a solution back in 2012!
Rohan Padhye retweeted
This pains me @sigsoft : but it may be time to revert to de-anonymized review. I want to know who's throwing all these papers with AI-written, incomprehensible thickets of words at us.
I've got half a mind to decline to review for conferences that don't de-anonymize authors
Rohan Padhye retweeted
TMLR has faced a deluge of submissions, necessitating stricter desk rejection policies due to limited reviewer capacity
Co-EiC Nihar Shah reached out to authors of 10 papers slated for desk reject. Could they answer questions about their *own* submission?
medium.com/@TmlrOrg/asking-a…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Super excited to share "A Design Space Exploration of Async/Await". How differently does async/await behave across today's languages? (More than you might expect!) And what *is* "structured concurrency"? Check out our ~interactive~ blog post on the paper:
cel.cs.brown.edu/blog/design…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Yeah. This is a super interesting direction! We presented something similar at ICSE'26, but we remove the harness/generator entirely and just generate a configuration of and interaction with a running system that we can amplify using in-vivo fuzzing:
mpi-softsec.github.io/papers…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
We've been testing Raft implementations, and have found bugs in every implementation we've tested. Here's an in-depth report on one set of issues.
Rohan Padhye retweeted
🤵 Keynote #2 at #FUZZING'26 is online
Where the Fuzz Are We Going?
by Sergej Dechand (@CI_Fuzz).
youtube.com/watch?v=yp-AKW36…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
🔥 Keynote #1 at #FUZZING'26 is online
Advancing from "What the fuzz?" to "All the Fuzz"
by Mathias Payer (@gannimo).
youtube.com/watch?v=In3kRAVV…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
On this week's episode of the BugBash podcast, @rocallahan tells the story of how the rr debugger came into being, enabling time-travel debugging on Firefox.
No giveaway this week, rr was enough of a gift to devs everywhere. If you've ever used GDB, rr, PyTrace, or one of their many cousins, you'll want to give this one a listen!
Rohan Padhye retweeted
We're excited to announce our second keynote speaker for the #FUZZING'26 workshop (part of
@NDSSSymposium @ San Diego, CA, USA):
Sergej Dechand, CEO and Co-Founder of Code Intelligence (@CI_Fuzz)! He will present the fuzzing road ahead of us: "Where the Fuzz Are We Going?"
Rohan Padhye retweeted
We're excited to announce our first keynote speaker for the #FUZZING'26 workshop (part of @NDSSSymposium @ San Diego, CA, USA):
Mathias Payer (@gannimo), security researcher and professor at @EPFL_en! He will present about: Advancing from "What the fuzz?" to "All the Fuzz!".
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Want to shape the SPLASH/ISSTA 2026 conference program with an exciting workshop? Now's your chance: check out the call for submissions, deadline January 10th, 2026 (AoE):
conf.researchr.org/track/spl…
#SPLASH2026 #ISSTA2026
Rohan Padhye retweeted
Youtube: youtu.be/oF7krd0TQks
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2PH…
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Rohan Padhye retweeted
🚨 We taught LLMs to write bug-finding tools instead of just finding bugs!
KNighter synthesizes static analysis checkers from patches & discovered 92 new, long-lived bugs in Linux (77 confirmed, 30 CVEs) 🐛
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2503.09002
Code: github.com/ise-uiuc/KNighter
Presenting TODAY 3:30 PM KST at #SOSP2025!
Rohan Padhye retweeted
#FUZZING'26 CALL FOR PAPERS
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✨After 5 years, we will be again co-located with NDSS!
🔗 fuzzing-workshop.github.io
📅 11. Dec (Submission)
//cc Marcel Böhme (@mboehme_; MPI-SWS), @RuijieMeng (CISPA), Rohan Padhye (@moarbugs; CMU), László Szekeres (@lszekeres; Google)
