The ACM Northeast Digital Forensics Exchange (NeFX 2009) Web site is up!
The ubiquity of computers has tremendous potential for new
networking opportunities, but it also raises formidable security
threats. A grand challenge we face is the protection
of our privacy while simultaneously increasing ubiquitous
interactions using a network of peers. This tension is complicated
by the needs of law enforcement to investigate crimes involving
digital evidence. My main
research topics involve these challenges:
You can see a list of all of my
publications online.
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On-campus Speaking Tour 2009
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My wife and I just had a baby, so my travel is limited.
Friday March 6: College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Tenure
Preparation Workshop
Friday March 13: Guest speaker in Ryan Hayward's class on
Scientic Teaching
Thursday March 26: Guest speaker in Wayne Burleson's class on Security Engineering
Tuesday April 28: Commonwealth College Pizza &
Prof Night
Selected Recent Publications:
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DEX: Digital Evidence Provenance Supporting Reproducibility and Comparison (Levine, Liberatore). In Proc. Annual DFRWS Conference Aug 2009
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Relays, Base Stations, and Meshes: Enhancing Mobile Networks
with Infrastructure (Banerjee, Corner, Towsley, Levine). In
Proc. ACM
Mobicom. Sept 2008.
- Enabling Interactive Applications in Hybrid Networks
(Balasubramanian, Levine, Venkataramani). In Proc. ACM
Mobicom. Sept 2008.
- Interactive WiFi Connectivity for Moving Vehicles
(Balasubramanian, Mahajan, Venkataramani, Levine, Zahorjan). In
Proc. ACM Sigcomm. August 2008.
- Quantifying Resistance to the Sybil Attack.
(Margolin and Levine).
In Proc. Financial Cryptography (FC), February 2008
- Passive-Logging Attacks Against Anonymous Communications Systems.
(Wright, Adler, Levine, Shields)
ACM Transactions on Information and System Security (TISSEC), 2008.