Jedidiah R. Crandall
Associate Professor, University of New Mexico, Department of Computer Science
Office number FEC 335 (in the Farris Engineering Center)
Fall 2013 office hours: Tuesday/Thursday 9:30am to 11:00am
GPG info
In collaboration with the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, the work that Jeff (co-advised with Jared Saia) did on TOM-Skype and Sina UC censorship and surveillance has been extended. We have published a paper and posted supporting data with some cool visualizations by Greg Wiseman at https://china-chats.net/.
In collaboration with Rice University, an independent researcher, and an REU student of mine from Bowdoin College (David Phipps), our work on Weibo will appear at USENIX Security 2013.
Peiyou (co-advised with George Luger) presented a paper at the 6th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems (PDF here). Also, her NLP KE 2012 paper (PDF here) won a Best Paper award and she was asked to give the keynote talk.
Tony and I developed a Java version of dynamic information flow tracking based on taint as a vector, with funding from DARPA and the NSF. The Java version can be downloaded here, and a document about its operation is here. A much-improved version written in C will be available soon.
Both Jeff and I will be presenting papers at FOCI 2012, PDFs are here and here.
Roya will be presenting a paper she coauthored with myself and Mike Jacobi titled, "Students Who Don't Understand Information Flow Should be Eaten: An Experience Paper" at CSET 2012. PDF is here.
My collaborator, Daniela Oliveira, presented a paper we coauthored titled, "Holographic Vulnerability Studies: Vulnerabilities as Fractures in Interpretation as Information Flows Across Abstraction Boundaries" at NSPW 2012, and was subsequently asked to present the paper at ACSAC 2012 as well. A PDF is here.
Bilal successfully defended his dissertation, which is available here.
Mohammed successfully defended his dissertation, which is available here.
Tony and Jeff both presented papers at FOCI 2011, which can be downloaded on my publications page. For supplementary materials on TOM-Skype see here. Jeff's paper was joint work with Jared Saia.
Roya presented her work on idle port scans at USENIX Security 2010. Watch the video here. This was joint work with Jong Park and Deepak Kapur.
Jong presented his work on the HTML response filtering on China's Internet at ICDCS 2010.