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My research focuses on cellular and telecommunications network security,
critical infrastructure protection, systems challenges for applied
cryptography, wireless networks and the securing the Internet. More
information on my work in these areas can be found at the following
locations:
Student Advising
I am currently looking for strong students with an interest
in network security. Students should have a strong technical
background, be comfortable with systems work and be dedicated
to doing work of consequence.
If you are not a student at Georgia Tech and are interested in my
research, please apply
to the program.
Current Ph.D Students
- Chaitrali Amrutkar, Georgia Institute of Technology, expected
Spring 2013.
- Italo Dacosta (co-advised with Mustaque Ahamad), Georgia
Institute of Technology, expected Spring 2012.
- Frank Park, Georgia Institute of Technology, expected Spring
2012.
Current Professional Service
- Program Committee, IEEE Symposium on Security and
Privacy
(OAKLAND),
2009, 2010
- Program Committee, USENIX Security Symposium
(SECURITY), 2008, 2009, 2010
- Program Committee, ACM Conference on Wireless Network
Security (WiSec),
2009, 2010
- Program Committee, Annual Computer Security Applications
Conference (ACSAC), 2008, 2009
- Program Committee, ACM Computer Security Architecture
Workshop (CSAW), 2008