Jedidiah R. Crandall
Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico, Computer Science Department
Office number FEC 335. Office hours for Fall 2009: M 3-4pm, Th 3-5pm, or by appointment.

my last name at cs dot unm dot edu

I'm currently advising five Ph.D. students (Mohammed Al-Saleh, Roya Ensafi, Jong Park, Bilal Shebaro, and Sandy Turner) and one M.S. student (Vikram Gade).

I'm teaching CS 341L (Computer Organization and Design) in the fall.

Past Courses: 491/591 (Security and Privacy), CS 341l F08, CS 591 S08, CS 341l F07.

For more information about ConceptDoppler check out http://www.conceptdoppler.org/. For information about my work on malicious code see my thesis. My current research interests include Internet censorship, security and concurrency, information flow, network reconnaissance, the ecology and evolution of malicious software, and forensics. I'm generally interested in anything having to do with computer security and privacy. I received my Ph.D. in June 2007 from the Computer Science department at U.C. Davis. My undergraduate degree is from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.

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For worm and virus research the details are very important and very difficult to get right so I've compiled an errata list for the above papers so as not to add to the misinformation that's out there.
Latest source code from the DACODA repository
Older version of DACODA source code, but contains dacodanotes.txt that might be helpful.
Here are instructions for being able to compile Chinese text with pdflatex.
Here's some pictures of my niece.
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