Research
My research interests center on the foundations of computer security
and especially on secure information flow, including
quantitative measures (e.g. min-entropy and g-leakage),
applications to side-channel attacks,
and language-based security (e.g. type systems guaranteeing noninterference).
Most of my research papers are available here.
I am a member of INRIA associate team
Princess
("Privacy in Data Access") and
IFIP Working Group 1.7
("Theoretical Foundations of Security Analysis and Design").
Recent and Upcoming Events
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POST 2017,
6th International Conference on Principles of Security and Trust (PC Member)
- My CSF 2014 paper won NSA's 3rd annual
Best Scientific Cybersecurity Paper Competition.
My award ceremony talk slides are here.
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CSF 2016,
29th IEEE Computer Security Foundations Symposium (PC Member)
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HotSpot 2016,
4th Workshop on Hot Issues in Security Principles and Trust
(PC Member)
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ICALP/LICS 2015,
Int. Colloq. on Automata, Languages, and Programming/Symp.
on Logic in Computer Science
(Invited Joint Tutorial Speaker)
[slides]
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HotSpot 2015,
3rd Workshop on Hot Issues in Security Principles and Trust
(PC Member)
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ETAPS 2014,
European Joint Conferences on Theory and Practice of Software
(Unifying Invited Speaker)
[slides]
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Opponent
at Filippo Del Tedesco's dissertation defense at Chalmers University
(March 2014)
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UIUC
Summer School on Formal Methods for the Science of Security
(Special Topics Lecturer)
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CONCUR 2013,
24th International Conference on Concurrency Theory (PC Member)
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FORTE/FMOODS 2013,
IFIP International Conference on Formal Techniques for Distributed Systems
(PC Member)
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ESOP 2013,
22nd European Symposium on Programming (PC Member)
Teaching
Fall 2016
Previous Semesters
LaTeX Package for FIU PhD Dissertations
My package for formatting FIU PhD dissertations using LaTeX can be
found here: fiuphd.zip.
See the README file for basic instructions.
SCS SquirrelMail
