Sujata Garera
Ph.D. Student
Johns Hopkins
University
Computer
Science Department
Office:
3100 Wyman Park Drive
Wyman Park
Building
4th Floor,
Room Number 420
Baltimore MD
About
Me
I am in my fourth year of my Ph.D. in
Computer Science at Johns Hopkins University. My advisor is Dr. Avi Rubin.
My research interests include Network,
Systems and Software Security. Prior to joining JHU I did my masters at the
Information
Networking Institute of Carnegie Mellon University. At Hopkins I am a
member of the Security Privacy and
Applied
Research (SPAR) lab and also work in the ACCURATE voting lab.
Teaching
Fall
2008: 650.470 Basics
of Applied Cryptography and Network Security
Publications
A
Framework for Detection and Measurement of Phishing Attacks
Sujata Garera, Niels Provos, Monica Chew and Aviel D. Rubin
In the 5th ACM Workshop on Recurring Malcode, Alexandria, Virginia, October 2007
An
Independent Audit Framework for Software Dependent Voting Systems
Sujata Garera and Aviel D. Rubin
In the 14th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security, Alexandria, Virginia, October 2007
On the Difficulty of Validating Voting Machine Software
with Software
Ryan Gardner, Sujata Garera and Aviel D. Rubin
In the USENIX/ACCURATE Electronic Voting Technology Workshop, Boston, MA, August 2007
Efficient
Memory Bound Puzzles using Pattern Databases
Sujata Garera, Fabian Monrose and Aviel D. Rubin
In the 4th International Conference on Applied Cryptography and Network Security, Singapore, June 2006
Dynamically
Establishing Trust
Ryan Gardner, Sujata Garera and Aviel D. Rubin
In the USENIX Security Poster Session, Boston, MA, August 2007
Technical
Reports
Ryan Gardner, Sujata Garera and Aviel D. Rubin
SPAR Technical Report, RG-SG-AD:245631
A Framework for Detection and Measurement of Phishing
Attacks
Sujata Doshi, Niels Provos, Monica Chew and Aviel D. Rubin
SPAR Technical Report, SD-NP-MC-AD:251206
Sujata Doshi, Thesis Advisor: Chenxi Wang
MSIN Thesis, Information Networking Institute, TR 2004-21
Work
Experience
Engineering
Intern, Google Inc, Mountain View, Summer 2006
As an Intern at Google I had the opportunity to work on some interesting data analysis of Phishing attacks. I worked with Niels Provos and
Monica Chew and we published a paper on detection and measurements of Phishing attacks. I also had an opportunity to contribute to the
production cycle.
Research
Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, since Summer 2005
I have been a research assistant for Dr. Avi Rubin since Summer 2005. I have worked with him on several exciting projects and published
several papers.
Teaching
Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, Fall 2004 to Spring 2007
I have worked as a TA for the Computer Science Department in Fall 2004 for Automata and Computation Theory, in Spring 2005 for
Introduction to Computer Science, in Spring 2006 and Spring 2007 for Security and Privacy in Computing. As a TA my responsibilities
involved grading assignments and dealing with queries from students during office hours or otherwise.
External
Reviewer
IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine, 2007
Workshop on Recurring Malecode, 2006
Fun
Stuff J
I am an avid reader and love to get lost either in the classics by Jane Austen, Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, or in the wizarding world created by J.K.Rowling,
or in a mystery by Agatha Christie. I love to dance and have enjoyed pursuing Indian Classical Dance for several years. I am a part of
the JHUMOOR group and take part in shows quite often. I also enjoy Salsa and Cha-Cha with my husband Nikesh.