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Next semester (Fall 2014) I am the instructor for CMPSCI 383: Artificial Intelligence. Computer Science handles course wait lists centrally. If SPIRE indicates the course is full and you want to get on the wait list, please request an override.

My paper Location Privacy without Carrier Cooperation, written in collaboration with Keen Sung and Brian Levine, has been accepted to the Mobile Security Technologies workshop, held as part of the IEEE Computer Society Security and Privacy Workshops, in conjunction with the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.

Next semester (Fall 2014) I am the instructor for CMPSCI 290NW: A Networked World. Computer Science handles course wait lists centrally. If SPIRE indicates the course is full and you want to get on the wait list, please request an override.

This semester (Spring 2014) I am the instructor for CMPSCI 453: Computer Networking. All course material will be posted (or linked to) at the course website.

I’ve joined the DFRWS 2014 TPC. DFRWS is the leading digital forensics research conference. If you’re doing work in the field on one of the many topics of interest (as described in the CFP), please submit a writeup!

My paper Measuring a year of child pornography trafficking by U.S. computers on a peer-to-peer network, written in collaboration with Janis Wolak and Brian Levine, has been accepted to Child Abuse & Neglect.

I’ve joined the PETS 2014 TPC. The Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium is the premier venue for novel research on the theoretical and practical aspects of privacy technologies. Please submit your work!

My paper Efficient Tagging of Remote Peers During Child Pornography Investigations, written in collaboration with Brian Levine, Clay Shields, and Brian Lynn, has been accepted to the IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing.

mallet-lda is a thin Clojure wrapper around MALLET’s LDA topic modeling implementation. I’ve been using it for some time on an private project. While it definitely is still rough around the edges, I’m pushing it to GitHub in case someone else finds it useful.

My paper Measurement and Analysis of Child Pornography Trafficking on P2P Networks, written in collaboration with other members of the Center for Forensics, was been nominated for Best Paper at the International World Wide Web Conference.