University of Southern California
I am an nth year computer science PhD student working with Prof. John Heidemann in the ANT group.
I'm currently working on extending AuntieTuna, an anti-phishing browser extension, by combining local phish detection with data sharing between peers to improve our collective immunity against phishing.
I'm also working on a framework for sharing network security data between multiple organizations for faster and more comprehensive incident response, with a goal of automation and future incident forecasting. This is a collaborative effort with USC/ISI, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Colorado State U.
Prior work entailed developing and evaluating content reuse detection techniques on web-scale datasets, evaluating availability of cloud services and systems, and securing personal cloud applications.
Prior to prior work, I worked on delay-tolerant networks; I continue to keep as updated as I can (and maybe write some code).
Interests include network protocols and analysis, data visualization, information security and privacy, social networks.