Security & Privacy
"Anomalous Payload-based Network Intrusion Detection" (2004) describes one of the first anomaly detection methods for identifying deviations indicative of a security breach.
In 2013, researchers—unexpectedly and in a surprising way—demonstrated how to obfuscate software in a mathematically rigorous way. Allison Bishop talks about the implications, and challenges.
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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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