Welcome to the Center for Operating Systems, Networks and Security research at Department of CISE at University of Florida.
Faculty: Dr. Richard Newman
Current PhD Students:
Past PhD Students:
Vijai Maniyan - currently working at Microsoft
Past MS Students:
Prashant Jayaraman - currently working at Amazon.com
Vibha Chhatwal - currently working at Fujitsu Networks
Chetan Gangwar - currently working at Microsoft
Vipan Reddy - currently working at eBay
Daniel Messina - currently working at Accenture
Smita Singhaniya - currently working at Microsoft
Few ongoing and past projects:
- Distributed Collaborative System (DCS):
DCS is an interesting project that involves several challenging design considerations such as security,
distributed access control, group mechanics, authentication to name a few. Several people in the past have received
their PhDs working on this project and it is still a work under progress. There are a few openings for highly motivated
individuals for this project.
- Covert Channels and Mix Firewalls:
This NRL sponsored project goal was to
demonstrate the existence of covert channel from within Mix-Firewalled networks to an evesdropper snopping in on
communication lines connecting two mix-firewalled networks. Project was successfully completed.
- DDoS Mitigation
- JSTEG - JPEG Steganography
- UF-IBA: Image based user authentication
- mDNS: Multicast session discovery architecture
mDNS is a globally scalable and distributed architecture that enables multicast sessions to be searched
and discovered by receivers (end-users) in real time. The design also allows sessions to be assigned a
FQDN style URL string that can be bookmarked at end user site for future accesses.
- Secure online voting
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