Doctoral Students
Master’s Theses
Other Researchers
Zhibin Shen
Privacy, Security, and AI
Privacy, Security, and AI
Doctoral Graduates
John Koh (co-advisor: Jason Nieh), 2021:
Easy encryption for email, photos, and other cloud services
Easy encryption for email, photos, and other cloud services
Suphannee Sivakorn (co-advisor: Angelos Keromytis), 2018:
Understanding Flaws in the Deployment and Implementation of Web Encryption
(Rajamangala University of Technology)
Understanding Flaws in the Deployment and Implementation of Web Encryption
(Rajamangala University of Technology)
Theofilos Petsios (co-advisor: Angelos Keromytis), 2018:
Compiler-assisted Adaptive Software Testing
(Capsule8)
Compiler-assisted Adaptive Software Testing
(Capsule8)
Jill Jermyn (co-advisor: Sal Stolfo), 2017:
Discovering Network Control Vulnerabilities and Policies in Evolving Networks
(Google)
Discovering Network Control Vulnerabilities and Policies in Evolving Networks
(Google)
Mariana Raykova (co-advisor: Tal Malkin), 2012:
Secure Computation in Heterogeneous Environments: How to Bring Multiparty Computation Closer to Practice?
(Google)
Secure Computation in Heterogeneous Environments: How to Bring Multiparty Computation Closer to Practice?
(Google)
Master's Thesis Graduates
Roy Rinberg (co-advisor: Rachel Cummings), 2023:
Generalizing Privacy Mechanisms: Extending the Generalized Gaussian Mechanism to Private Machine Learning
Generalizing Privacy Mechanisms: Extending the Generalized Gaussian Mechanism to Private Machine Learning
Elizabeth "Lizzie" Li (Program in Human Rights), 2022:
Social-Psychological Aspects of Privacy and Self-Disclosure on the Hinge Dating App Profile
Social-Psychological Aspects of Privacy and Self-Disclosure on the Hinge Dating App Profile
Bachelor's Thesis Graduates
Daniel Murphy (Columbia College), 2024:
Blindly Looking Everywhere: How Reverse Search Warrants Effect the Fourth Amendment
Blindly Looking Everywhere: How Reverse Search Warrants Effect the Fourth Amendment
Lacey Strahm (Columbia College) (co-advisor: Roosevelt Montas), 2020:
The Constitutionality of Algorithmic Decision Systems Output in Light of the Probable Cause Requirement of the Fourth Amendment
A version has appeared in the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal 8:1 (Fall 2020).
The Constitutionality of Algorithmic Decision Systems Output in Light of the Probable Cause Requirement of the Fourth Amendment
A version has appeared in the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal 8:1 (Fall 2020).
Alexandra Taylor-Gutt (Columbia School of General Studies), 2019:
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the First Amendment: Section 1201’s Disruptive Effects on the Fair Use Doctrine
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the First Amendment: Section 1201’s Disruptive Effects on the Fair Use Doctrine
Shivani Vikuntam (Barnard College), 2016:
How Should Computers Be Searched With Respect to the Fourth Amendment?
How Should Computers Be Searched With Respect to the Fourth Amendment?