- May 08: Robert (Bo) Luo accepted a tenure-track
assistant professor offer from University of Kansas.
- Mar 08: The paper “KTR: An Efficient Key
Management Scheme For Secure Data Access Control in Wireless Broadcast
Services” written by Q. Gu, P. Liu, W. C. Lee, and C. H. Chu was
accepted by IEEE Transactions on
Dependable and Secure Computing (TDSC).
- Feb 08: Professor Liu won an AFRL SBIR Phase II
grant, led by IAI, Inc.
- Jan 08: Professor Squicciarini joined the Cyber
Security Lab.
- Nov 07: Professor Liu has successfully co-organized
the ARO Workshop on Cyber
Situational Awareness at Fairfax,
VA in Nov 14-15.
- Sept 07: Professor Xu won a NSF Cyber Trust grant on
“Privacy Assurance in Location-Based Services,” joint with
Professor Rosson and Professor Carroll.
- Sept 07: Professor Liu won a collaborative NSF Cyber
Trust grant together with George
Mason University
and Western
Illinois University. This project is on Dynamic Damage
Assessment and Recovery for
data processing systems.
- Aug 07: The paper “Automaton Segmentation: A
New Approach to Preserve Privacy in XML Information Brokering”
written by Cathy Li, Bo Luo, Peng Liu, Dongwon
Lee, and Chao-Hsien Chu
was accepted at the 2007 ACM
Conference on Computer and Communications Security
(CCS’07).
- June 07: Professor Liu won an ARO STTR Phase II
grant, led by IAI, Inc.
- Spring 07: Professor Zhu won a NSF CAREER
award titled “CAREER: Combating Worm Propagation in Emergent
Networks.”
- Mar 07: Professor Liu won a 5-year MURI grant, funded by the U.S.
Department of Defense, titled “Autonomic Recovery of
Enterprise-wide Systems after Attack or Failure with Forward
Correction”, joint with GMU and Columbia University. This project will take a
“health care” approach to do non-stop enterprise computing
in the face of cyber attacks.
- Spring 07: Professor Xu was a runner up for
the 2006 ACM SIGMIS Doctoral
Dissertation Award Competition.
- Dec 06: Liu and Zhu were awarded a grant from The
Technology Collaborative to develop signature-free techniques to filter
remote exploits.
- June 06: The paper “SigFree: A Signature-free
Buffer Overflow Attack Blocker” written by X. Wang, C. Pan, P.
Liu, and S. Zhu was accepted at the 2006
USENIX Security Symposium (SECURITY’06).
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