Master’s Theses
Other Researchers
Doctoral Graduates
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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
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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)
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Theofilos Petsios (co-advisor: Angelos Keromytis), 2018:
Compiler-assisted Adaptive Software Testing
(Capsule8)
Compiler-assisted Adaptive Software Testing
(Capsule8)
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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)
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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).
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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
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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?