Wright, Ph.D. student publishes paper on online privacy
Nate Mathews, a Ph.D. student in computing and information sciences, and Matthew Wright, the Kevin O’Sullivan Endowed Professor and chair of cybersecurity, have published a paper in IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security, the third-ranked venue in computer security and cryptography, according to Google Scholar. Their work,“LASERBEAK: Evolving Website Fingerprinting Attacks with Attention and Multi-Channel Feature Representation,” advances the field of privacy online by demonstrating the effectiveness of novel attacks that show weaknesses in existing defenses.
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