Security & Privacy
Given at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study, Bishop’s talk surveys recent advances in program obfuscation, an area of theoretical cryptography that has seen unprecedented levels of activity over the past four years.
“NEZHA: Efficient Domain-Independent Differential Testing” won a 2nd place prize at NYU's 14th Cyber Security Awareness Week, the world’s largest student-run cybersecurity event, featuring competitions, workshops, and industry events.
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Security and privacy research includes intrusion detection systems, cryptology, privacy-preserving computation and search, usability of security interfaces, self-healing systems, denial of service, system hardening, information accountability, hardware enabled security, and insider threats.
Network Security Lab 
Intrusion Detection Systems 
Computer Architecture and Security Technologies 
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