Lorenzo De Carli
PhD in Computer Science, 2016, University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA)MSc in Computer Science, 2010, University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA)
Areas of Research
Detection of network-based threats (malicious communication, malware) via traffic analysis and program analysis. Design of secure networked systems.
Security of the software supply chain; identification and detection of malicious software via program analysis and metadata analysis.
User attitudes towards security and privacy; design of usable network and software security systems.
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I am generally interested in the challenges that arise when attempting to design network and software systems which are secure and usable. My interests cover:
- IoT and residential network security
- Software security
- Usable security
You can find more information about me on my professional web page: https://ldklab.github.io
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