About
I am an associate professor of computer science and engineering at the University of Connecticut. I'm a co-director of the Connecticut Advanced Computing Center. Prior to joining UConn I was a cryptographic researcher building secure systems at MIT Lincoln Laboratory from 2007-2016 in the Secure, Resilient Systems and Technology Group. I completed my Ph.D. at Boston University. While at BU I contributed to the BUSEC group. You can follow me on twitter at @fuzzycrypto My primary research area is cryptography spanning from complexity/reduction-based cryptography, information theory, and applied cryptography necessary to deploy systems. Ideally, I'm able to take a real problem, develop a theoretically sound approach, and work with others to implement a proof of concept. The CSE and ECE departments jointly organize a security seminar. Please contact me to join the mailing list. We're always looking for exciting speakers. I also work with UConn's cyber security club. I encourage interested students to attend a meeting or talk to me about possible problems in cyber security. I keep my CV up to date and I try and include all updates on this site as well. My google scholar page is also a good reference for my research.
Research Performance Summary
First Recorded Paper
Integrated environment management for information operations testbeds
Year: 2008
Citations: 8
Venue: VizSEC 2007: Proceedings of the Workshop on Visualization for Computer
Latest Recorded Paper
MARS: Low-Leakage Multi Adversarial Owner and Reader Replication-free Searchable Encryption from Private Information Retrieval
Year: 2025
Citations: 0
Venue: Cryptology ePrint Archive
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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