Darsh Patel

Mr. Darsh Patel

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2020 in Electronics
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DPDarsh Patel
Darsh Patel
KSKathiravan Srinivasan
Kathiravan Srinivasan
Chuan-Yu ChangChuan-Yu Chang
Chuan-Yu Chang
TGTakshi Gupta
Takshi Gupta
AKAman Kataria
Aman Kataria
With an increasing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices in the digital world, the attack surface for consumer networks has been increasing exponentially. Most of the compromised devices are used as zombies for attacks such as Distributed Denial of Services (DDoS). Consumer networks, unlike most commercial networks, lack the infrastructure such as managed switches and firewalls to easily monitor and block undesired network traffic. To counter such a problem with limited resources, this article proposes a hybrid anomaly detection approach that detects irregularities in the network traffic implicating compromised devices by using only elementary network information like Packet Size, Source, and Destination Ports, Time between subsequent packets, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Flags, etc. Essential features can be extracted from the available data, which can further be used to detect zero-day attacks. The paper also provides the taxonomy of various approaches to classify anomalies and description on capturing network packets inside consumer networks.

1 October 2021 in Health Informatics Journal
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GKGarvit Kataria
Garvit Kataria
KDKshitij Dhyani
Kshitij Dhyani
DPDarsh Patel
Darsh Patel
KSKathiravan Srinivasan
Kathiravan Srinivasan
SMShwetambara Malwade
Shwetambara Malwade
SAShabbir Syed Abdul
Shabbir Syed Abdul
Older adults tend to suffer from multi-morbidity, requiring complex treatment methodologies demanding poly-pharmacy. The increasing medication usage can tend towards the mismanagement of prescriptions and irregular or faulty administration. Thus, there arises an urgent need for a proper pill management system for these prescribed medicines. To tackle this grave concern, we propose a mobile, cost-effective, robust, and easy to use solution involving the extension to the human body-smartphones and conductive stickers. The technology utilizes a unique combination of touch-points on the smartphone screen to recognize the medication and give information regarding the proper usage and dosage and gives a reminder of the intake of the medicine. Our tool is comprised of two components—(1) the conductive ink stickers containing a unique combination of conductive inks to be applied to the pill container and (2) the mobile application utilizing touch-points generated by the conductive ink sticker to give information of the corresponding medicine. The following functionalities could be performed by the application-detection of pill container: providing essential information about pill container and dosage; keeping a count of pills already taken, to be taken and remaining pills; reordering the medication and reminding about the medicine intake at the correct designated time.

26 May 2026
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PZPeter Yong Zhong
Peter Yong Zhong
JZJacky Zhao
Jacky Zhao
ESEdouard Sioufi
Edouard Sioufi
JAJames Austin
James Austin
BPBrian Pool
Brian Pool
MCMichele Catasta
Michele Catasta