Dawn Song Assistant Professor Computer Science Division University of California, Berkeley

Research

• Research Interests: Computer security, privacy, and applied cryptography, including security and privacy issues in systems, software, networking, and databases. Analysis of and defense against malicious code. Using program analysis, algorithms design, and machine learning for security and privacy.
  


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• Current Research Projects and Thrusts
  
  • BitBlaze: Binary analysis for COTS protection and malicious code defense
  • WebBlaze: Techniques and architectures for securing the web
  • Seaglass: Cryptographic constructions for secure, privacy-preserving distributed information sharing
  • Networking Security Using Machine Learning

Teaching

• CS161 Computer Security, Spring 08, Fall 08
• CS294-24: Privacy and Security Enhancing Technologies, Fall 07
• CS294-25: Current Berkeley Research in Programming Systems, co-taught with Ras Bodik, Koushik Sen, Sanjit Seshia, and Kathy Yelick, Fall 07

Current PhD Students and Postdocs

• Ph.D. students: John Bethencourt, Juan Caballero, Steve Hanna, Min Gyung Kang, Pongsin Pookansam, Prateek Saxena, Joel Weinberger, Heng Yin.
• Postdocs: Stephen McCamant, Adam Barth.

Misc

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• Former Students and Postdocs

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