Computer Security and Cryptography Group
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The computer security and cryptography group works on discovering, understanding, and countering malicious behavior on or against information technologies. Our work spans a broad range of topics, from low-level software and hardware security, operational security of huge distributed systems, applied and theoretical cryptography, and more.
Security SeminarThe security seminar hosts talks from UW and external speakers. The seminar takes place every other Monday at 4 PM. On certain occasions we have special seminar times.
Seminar times and topics are announced on the security research mailing list. For upcoming events, please see the seminar schedule. Security Reading GroupThe security student reading group meets weekly to discuss papers on various security topics.
Reading group meetings are announced on the security research mailing list. View previous readings and upcoming topics on the reading group schedule page. AlumniDaniel Tomko - Masters 2001
Hong Lin Shai Rubin - Ph.D 2006 Jonathan Giffin - Ph.D 2006 (GeorgiaTech) Hao Wang - Ph.D 2006 Vinod Ganapathy - Ph.D 2007 Mihai Christodorescu - Ph.D 2007 (IBM Research) Gogul Balakrishnan - Ph.D 2007 Nick Coleman - Ph.D 2007 Lorenzo Martignoni Randy Smith - Ph.D 2009 Relevant Professional Organizations and ConferencesInternational Association of Cryptologic Research
Oakland: IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy CSFW: IEEE Computer Security Foundations Workshop Usenix Security Symposium ACSAC: Annual Computer Security Applications Conference Financial Crypto Conference ESORICS NDSS: Internet Society's Network and Distributed System Security International Association for Cryptologic Research DefCon Black Hat Virus Bulletin and Conference EICAR (European Institute for Antivirus Research) |