I gave an invited talk at USENIX Security 2019 on sexual exploitation of children, including how Tor Hidden Services recklessly put journalists, dissidents, and abuse victims in harm's way. Or see the article Brian Lynn and I wrote in Lawfare. |
My work on thwarting child exploitation is often in collaboration with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force; through ICAC my group's work has had an international impact, including the rescue by law enforcement of many hundreds of children from sexual abuse based on our tools. In the networking area, my work includes mobile networking, disruption tolerant networks, cryptocurrency, and peer-to-peer networking. I am funded by the Department of Justice, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Prevention (OJJDP), and NSF. My work on mobile networking has been funded by the NSF, NSF/GENI, and DARPA. You can see a list of all of my publications online. More information can be found on the UMass Amherst Rescue Lab website. Lastly, I am Co-Director of the Data Corps core facility. I am the founding Director of the UMass Amherst Cybersecurity Institute. |
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